A Doll's House | Progressive Hungarian A1 Translation Books

A Doll's House | Progressive Hungarian A1 Translation Books

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ACTI
[SCENE.—Aroomfurnishedcomfortably
és
and
tastefully,butnotextravagantly.
Atthe
hátsó
back
,adoortothe
jobb
right
leadstotheentrance-hall,
másik
another
totheleftleadstoHelmer’sstudy.
Között
Between
thedoorsstandsapiano.
Inthemiddleoftheleft-handwallis
egy
a
door,andbeyondit
egy
a
window.
Nearthewindoware
egy
a
roundtable,arm-chairsand
egy
a
smallsofa.
Intheright-handwall,atthefarther
végén
end
,anotherdoor;
andonthesame
oldalon
side
,nearerthefootlights,astove,
két
two
easychairsandarocking-chair;
között
between
thestoveandthe
ajtó
door
,asmalltable.
Engravingsonthewalls;
egy
a
cabinetwithchinaand
más
other
smallobjects;
asmallbook-casewithwell-boundbooks.
Thefloorsarecarpeted,
és
and
afireburnsinthestove.
Itiswinter.
Egy
A
bellringsinthehall;
shortlyafterwardsthe
ajtó
door
isheardtoopen.
EnterNORA,hummingatune
és
and
inhighspirits.
Sheisinoutdoordress
és
and
carriesanumberofparcels;
ezeket
these
shelaysonthetabletothe
jobb
right
.
NORA.
HidetheChristmasTreecarefully,Helen.
Besurethe
gyerekek
children
donotseeituntilthisevening,
amikor
when
itisdressed.
[To
a
the
PORTER,takingoutherpurse.]Howmuch?
PORTER.
Sixpence.
NORA.
Thereis
egy
a
shilling.
No,keepthechange.
[ThePORTERthanks
neki
her
,andgoesout.
NORAshutsthe
ajtót
door
.
Sheislaughingtoherself,asshetakesoffherhat
és
and
coat.
Shetakesapacketofmacaroonsfromherpocket
és
and
eatsoneortwo;
thengoescautiouslytoherhusband’sdoor
és
and
listens.]Yes,heis
a
in
.
HELMER.
[callsoutfromhisroom].
Isthatmy
kis
little
larktwitteringoutthere?
NORA.
[busyopeningsomeoftheparcels].
Igen
Yes
,itis!
HELMER.
Isitmy
kis
little
squirrelbustlingabout?
NORA.
Igen
Yes
!
HELMER.
Whendidmysquirrel
jött
come
home?
NORA.
Justnow.
[Putsthebagofmacaroonsintoherpocket
és
and
wipeshermouth.]Comeinhere,Torvald,
és
and
seewhatIhave
vettem
bought
.
HELMER.
Don’tdisturbme.
[Alittle
később
later
,heopensthedoor
és
and
looksintotheroom,peninhand.]Bought,didyou
mondtad
say
?
Allthesethings?
Hasmy
kis
little
spendthriftbeenwastingmoney
megint
again
?
NORA.
Yesbut,Torvald,thisyearwe
tényleg
really
canletourselvesgo
egy
a
little.
Thisisthe
első
first
Christmasthatwehavenot
kell
needed
toeconomise.
HELMER.
Still,you
tudod
know
,wecan’tspendmoneyrecklessly.
NORA.
Igen
Yes
,Torvald,wemaybe
egy
a
weebitmorereckless
most
now
,mayn’twe?
Justatinyweebit!
Youaregoingto
lesz
have
abigsalaryandearnlots
és
and
lotsofmoney.
HELMER.
Igen
Yes
,aftertheNewYear;
de
but
thenitwillbe
egy
a
wholequarterbeforethesalaryisdue.
NORA.
Pooh!
wecanborrowuntilthen.
HELMER.
Nora!
[Goesuptoher
és
and
takesherplayfullyby
a
the
ear.]Thesamelittlefeatherhead!
Suppose,now,
hogy
that
Iborrowedfiftypounds
ma
today
,andyouspentitallintheChristmas
héten
week
,andthenonNewYear’sEve
egy
a
slatefellonmyhead
és
and
killedme,and—.
NORA.
[puttingherhandsoverhismouth].
Oh!
don’tsay
ilyen
such
horridthings.
HELMER.
Still,suppose
hogy
that
happened,—whatthen?
NORA.
Ifthatweretohappen,Idon’tsupposeIshould
érdekelne
care
whetherIowedmoney
vagy
or
not.
HELMER.
Yes,butwhataboutthepeople
akik
who
hadlentit?
NORA.
Ők
They
?
Whowouldbotheraboutthem?
I
kellene
should
notknowwhotheywere.
HELMER.
Thatis
mint
like
awoman!
Butseriously,Nora,you
tudod
know
whatIthinkaboutthat.
Nincs
No
debt,noborrowing.
There
lehet
can
benofreedomorbeautyabout
egy
a
homelifethatdependsonborrowing
és
and
debt.
Wetwohavekeptbravelyonthestraightroadsofar,
és
and
wewillgoonthesame
utat
way
fortheshorttimelongerthatthereneedbeanystruggle.
NORA.
[movingtowardsthestove].
Asyouplease,Torvald.
HELMER.
[followingher].
Come,come,my
kis
little
skylarkmustnotdroopherwings.
Whatis
ez
this
!
Ismylittlesquirreloutoftemper?
[Takingouthispurse.]Nora,whatdoyou
gondolsz
think
Ihavegothere?
NORA.
[turningroundquickly].
Pénz
Money
!
HELMER.
Thereyouare.
[Giveshersomemoney.]DoyouthinkIdon’t
tudom
know
whatalotiswantedforhousekeepingatChristmas-time?
NORA.
[counting].
Tíz
Ten
shillings—apound—twopounds!
Thankyou,
köszönöm
thank
you,Torvald;
thatwill
tartani
keep
megoingfora
sokáig
long
time.
HELMER.
Indeeditmust.
NORA.
Igen
Yes
,yes,itwill.
But
gyere
come
hereandletmeshowyouwhatIhave
vettem
bought
.
Andallsocheap!
Look,
itt
here
isanewsuitforIvar,
és
and
asword;
andahorse
és
and
atrumpetforBob;
és
and
adollanddolly’sbedsteadforEmmy,—theyare
nagyon
very
plain,butanywayshe
fogja
will
soonbreaktheminpieces.
És
And
herearedress-lengthsandhandkerchiefsforthemaids;
öreg
old
Anneoughtreallyto
kellene
have
somethingbetter.
HELMER.
Andwhatisinthisparcel?
NORA.
[cryingout].
Nem
No
,no!
youmustn’tseethatuntil
ezt
this
evening.
HELMER.
Verywell.
De
But
nowtellme,youextravagant
kis
little
person,whatwouldyoulikeforyourself?
NORA.
Formyself?
Oh,Iam
biztos
sure
Idon’twantanything.
HELMER.
Igen
Yes
,butyoumust.
Tellme
valami
something
reasonablethatyouwouldparticularlyliketohave.
NORA.
Nem
No
,Ireallycan’tthinkofanything—unless,Torvald—.
HELMER.
Nos
Well
?
NORA.
[playingwithhiscoatbuttons,
és
and
withoutraisinghereyestohis].
Ha
If
youreallywantto
adni
give
mesomething,youmight—youmight—.
HELMER.
Nos
Well
,outwithit!
NORA.
[speakingquickly].
Youmight
adsz
give
memoney,Torvald.
Onlyjustasmuchasyoucanafford;
és
and
thenoneofthesedaysIwill
veszek
buy
somethingwithit.
HELMER.
De
But
,Nora—.
NORA.
Oh,do!
kedves
dear
Torvald;
please,pleasedo!
ThenIwillwrapitupin
gyönyörű
beautiful
giltpaperandhangitontheChristmasTree.
Wouldn’tthatbe
szórakoztató
fun
?
HELMER.
Whatarelittlepeoplecalled
hogy
that
arealwayswastingmoney?
NORA.
Spendthrifts—I
tudom
know
.
Letusdoasyousuggest,Torvald,
és
and
thenIshallhavetimetothinkwhatIam
leginkább
most
inwantof.
Thatis
egy
a
verysensibleplan,isn’t
ez
it
?
HELMER.
[smiling].
Indeeditis—thatistosay,
ha
if
youwerereallytosaveoutofthemoneyI
adok
give
you,andthenreallybuysomethingforyourself.
De
But
ifyouspenditallonthehousekeeping
és
and
anynumberofunnecessarythings,thenImerely
kell
have
topayupagain.
NORA.
Oh
de
but
,Torvald—.
HELMER.
Youcan’tdenyit,my
drága
dear
littleNora.
[Putshisarmroundherwaist.]It’s
egy
a
sweetlittlespendthrift,butsheusesup
egy
a
dealofmoney.
Onewouldhardly
elhinni
believe
howexpensivesuchlittlepersonsare!
NORA.
It’sashametosaythat.
Ido
tényleg
really
saveallIcan.
HELMER.
[laughing].
That’s
nagyon
very
true,—allyoucan.
Butyoucan’tsave
semmit
anything
!
NORA.
[smilingquietlyandhappily].
Youhaven’tanyideahowmanyexpensesweskylarks
és
and
squirrelshave,Torvald.
HELMER.
Youare
egy
an
oddlittlesoul.
Verylikeyourfather.
You
mindig
always
findsomenewwayofwheedling
pénzt
money
outofme,and,assoonasyouhavegotit,itseemstomeltinyourhands.
You
sosem
never
knowwhereithasgone.
Still,one
kell
must
takeyouasyou
vagy
are
.
Itisinthe
vérben
blood
;
forindeeditis
igaz
true
thatyoucaninherit
ezeket
these
things,Nora.
NORA.
Ah,IwishI
volna
had
inheritedmanyofpapa’squalities.
HELMER.
És
And
Iwouldnotwishyoutobe
bármi
anything
butjustwhatyou
vagy
are
,mysweetlittleskylark.
De
But
,doyouknow,itstrikesme
hogy
that
youarelookingrather—whatshallIsay—ratheruneasy
ma
today
?
NORA.