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Cinderella

Cinderella used to wake up at 6:30 every morning. [ Cinderella


ju:zt tu weik ʌp ət siks ‘θʒ:ti ‘evri ‘mɔ:niŋ ]
She cleaned the house, washed her sisters clothes and
[ ʃi: kli:nd ðə haus wɔ:ʃt hʒ:(r) ‘sistə(r)s kləuðz ænd ]
went to the market while her sisters stayed in bed
[ went tu ðə ‘ma:kit wail hʒ:(r) ‘sistə(r)s steid in bed]
Cinderella did all the work. Her sisters didn’t do anything
[Cinderella did ɔ:l ðə wʒ:k hʒ:(r) ‘sistə(r)s ‘didnt du:
‘eniθiŋ]

One day, they were invited to a party at the castle.


[wʌn dei ðei wʒ:(r) in’vaitəd tu ə ‘pa:ti ət ðə ‘ka:sl].
Cindrella’s sisters were very happy. But Cinderella [Cin-
derella ‘sistə(r)s wʒ:(r) ‘veri ‘hæpi. bʌt Cinderella]
was sad. She did not have any nice clothes to wear
[wəz sæd.ʃi: did not hæv ‘eni nais kləuðz tu weǝ(r)]
for the party. The next day, Cinderella’s sisters went
[fɔ:(r) ðə ‘pa:ti ðə nekst dei Cinderella’s ‘sistə(r)s went]
to the party. Cinderella stayed at home. She felt very
[ tu ðə ‘pa:ti Cinderella steid ət həum. ʃi: felt ‘veri ]

sad and she started to cry. Then she saw a beautiful fairy.
[ sæd ænd ʃi: sta:təd tu krai. ðen ʃi: sɔ: ə 'bju:tifl ‘feǝri ]
“You will go to the party”, said the fairy. She changed
[ju: wil gəu tu ðə ‘pa:ti, sed ðə ‘feǝri. ʃi: tʃeindʒd ]
Cinderella’s old clothes into a beautiful new dress.
[ Cinderella’s əuld kləuðz ‘intə ə ‘bju:tifl nju: dres ]
“But you must be back home before 12 o’clock! ,the
[ bʌt ju: məst bi: bæk həum bi’fɔ:(r) twelv ə’klɔk! ðə ]
fairy added
[ ‘feǝri ædəd]

Cinderella went to the party. She met the prince


[ Cinderella went tu ðə ‘pa:ti. ʃi: met ðə prins ]
there and they danced together. Cinderella was
[ ðeǝ(r) ænd ðei da:nsd tə’geðə(r) Cinderella wəz ]
very happy. At 12 o’clock, she left the party. She
[ ‘veri hæpi. ət twelv ə’klɔk, ʃi: left ðə ‘pa:ti. ʃi: ]
ran all the way home. But she left one of her
[ræn ɔ:l ðə wei həum. bʌt ʃi: left wʌn əv hʒ:(r)
shoes on the castle steps
[ ʃu:s ɔn ðə ‘ka:sl steps ]
The next morning, the prince looked for Cinderella.
[ ðə nekst ‘mɔ:niŋ, ðə prins lukt fɔ:(r) Cinderella ]
He didn’t know her name but he had her shoe.
[ hi: ‘didnt nəu hʒ:(r) neim bʌt hi: hæd hʒ:(r) ʃu:]
He went to every house in the village but it didn’t fit
[ hi: went tu ‘evri haus in ðə ‘vilidʒ bʌt it ‘didnt fit ]
anyone. Cinderella’s sisters put on the shoe but it
[ ‘eniwʌn. Cinderella’s ‘sistə(r)s put ɔn ðə ʃu: bʌt it ]
was too small.
Then the
prince saw
Cinderella. He
[wəz tu: smɔ:l ðən ðə prins sɔ: Cinderella. hi:]
asked her to put on the shoe
[ a:skt hʒ:(r) tu put ɔn ðə ʃu: ]

“It fits!”, said the prince. He was very happy


[ it fits sed ðə prins. Hi: wəz ‘veri hæpi ]
because he fell in love with her. He asked
[ bi’kɔz hi: fel in lʌv wið hʒ:(r). hi: a:skt ]
Cinderella to marry him and to go and live with
[ Cinderella tu ‘mæri him ænd tu gəu ænd liv
wið ]
him in the castle
[ him in ðə ‘ka:sl ]

THANK YOU🥰
D.Khongorzul H.EL22D018. 2-2 , 5-1

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