[Korean Pronunciation of the Three Little Bears Song]82

The Three Little Bears song is a popular nursery rhyme that has been passed down through generations. The song tells the story of three little bears who have their porridge and beds ruined by a little girl named Goldilocks. The song is often used to teach children about stranger danger and the importance of respecting others' property.

The Three Little Bears song can be sung in a variety of languages, including Korean. Here is the Korean pronunciation of the song:
세 마리 곰
세 마리 곰이 있었어요.
아빠 곰, 엄마 곰, 아기 곰.
그들은 숲속에 살았어요.
어느 날, 세 마리 곰이 나갔어요.
그들은 산책을 하러 갔어요.
그 동안에 골디락스라는 작은 소녀가 왔어요.
골디락스는 곰들의 집에 들어갔어요.
그녀는 곰들의 죽을 먹었어요.
그녀는 곰들의 침대에서 잤어요.
세 마리 곰이 집으로 돌아왔어요.
그들은 죽이 망가진 것을 보았어요.
그들은 침대가 망가진 것을 보았어요.
그들은 누군가가 그들의 집에 있었다는 것을 알았어요.
그들은 골디락스를 찾았어요.
그들은 골디락스를 쫓아냈어요.
세 마리 곰은 집을 청소했어요.
그들은 죽을 새로 만들었어요.
그들은 침대를 새로 만들었어요.
세 마리 곰은 다시 행복하게 살았어요.

Here is a translation of the Korean pronunciation of the song:
Three Little Bears
There were three little bears.
Papa bear, mama bear, baby bear.
They lived in the forest.
One day, the three little bears went out.
They went for a walk.
In the meantime, a little girl named Goldilocks came.
Goldilocks went into the bears' house.
She ate the bears' porridge.
She slept in the bears' beds.
The three little bears came home.
They saw that their porridge was ruined.
They saw that their beds were ruined.
They knew that someone had been in their house.
They looked for Goldilocks.
They chased Goldilocks away.
The three little bears cleaned their house.
They made new porridge.
They made new beds.
The three little bears lived happily ever after.