昔、イングランドにたいへん意地の悪い王様が住んでいた。
Mukashi, Ingurando ni taihen iji no warui ōsama ga sunde ita.
Once there lived a very wicked king in England.
昔 (mukashi: olden days)
意地 (iji: disposition) mind + state of one’s emotions
悪 (waru(i): bad)
王様 (ōsama: king) king + polite suffix
住 (su(mu): to live in)
A Japanese friend says that one should consider the whole phrase 意地の悪い as meaning “wicked.”
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