A Room with a View — Page 1

English → Korean Chapter I Level 6/10

The Bertolini

베르톨리니

"The Signora had no business to do it," said Miss Bartlett, "no business at all.

"시뇨라는 그럴 권리가 없었어요," 바틀렛 양이 말했다, "전혀 권리가 없었다고요.

She promised us south rooms with a view close together, instead of which here are north rooms, looking into a courtyard, and a long way apart.

그녀는 우리에게 전망이 좋은 남향 방을 나란히 주겠다고 약속했는데, 막상 여기는 북향 방에 안뜰을 바라보고 있는 데다 서로 멀리 떨어져 있잖아요.

Oh, Lucy!"

오, 루시!"

"And a Cockney, besides!" said Lucy, who had been further saddened by the Signora's unexpected accent.

"게다가 코크니라니!" 루시가 말했다. 그녀는 시뇨라의 예상치 못한 억양에 더욱 실망해 있었다.

"It might be London."

"런던이나 다름없네요."

She looked at the two rows of English people who were sitting at the table; at the row of white bottles of water and red bottles of wine that ran between the English people; at the portraits of the late Queen and the late Poet Laureate that hung behind the English people, heavily framed; at the notice of the English church (Rev. Cuthbert Eager, M. A. Oxon.), that was the only other decoration of the wall.

그녀는 식탁에 앉아 있는 두 줄의 영국인들을 바라보았다. 영국인들 사이에 늘어선 흰 물병들과 붉은 포도주병들을 바라보았다. 영국인들 뒤에 묵직한 액자에 걸린 고 여왕과 고 계관시인의 초상화들을 바라보았다. 그리고 벽의 유일한 다른 장식인 영국 교회 안내문(커스버트 이거 목사, 옥스퍼드 석사)을 바라보았다.

"Charlotte, don't you feel, too, that we might be in London?

"샬럿, 당신도 우리가 런던에 있는 것 같다는 느낌이 들지 않나요?

I can hardly believe that all kinds of other things are just outside.

온갖 다른 것들이 바로 밖에 있다는 게 좀처럼 믿기지 않아요.

I suppose it is one's being so tired."

너무 피곤해서 그런 것이겠지요."

"This meat has surely been used for soup," said Miss Bartlett, laying down her fork.

"이 고기는 분명 수프에 쓰였던 것이네요," 바틀렛 양이 포크를 내려놓으며 말했다.

"I want so to see the Arno.

"아르노 강이 너무나 보고 싶어요.

The rooms the Signora promised us in her letter would have looked over the Arno.

시뇨라가 편지에서 약속한 방들은 아르노 강이 내려다보였을 텐데.

The Signora had no business to do it at all.

시뇨라는 정말로 그럴 권리가 없었어요.

Oh, it is a shame!"

오, 정말 너무해요!"

"Any nook does for me," Miss Bartlett continued; "but it does seem hard that you shouldn't have a view.

"저야 어떤 구석방이든 괜찮아요," 바틀렛 양이 말을 이었다. "하지만 당신이 전망을 누리지 못한다는 건 정말 안타까운 일이에요.

Vocabulary

시뇨라는: sinyora-neun — As for the signora (Italian landlady term).
그럴: geureol — To do that; such a (modifier form).
권리가: gwonni-ga — Right, entitlement (subject particle attached).
없었어요: eopseosseoyo — There was not; did not have (polite past).
양이: yang-i — Miss, young woman (subject particle attached).
말했다: malhaetda — Said, spoke (plain past tense form).
전혀: jeonhyeo — Not at all, entirely (negative intensifier).
없었다고요: eopseotdagoyo — They say there was none at all.
그녀는: geunyeo-neun — She (topic particle attached).
우리에게: uri-ege — To us, for us (dative particle).
전망이: jeonmang-i — View, prospect (subject particle attached).
좋은: joeun — Good, nice (attributive modifier form).
남향: namhyang — South-facing direction or orientation.
방을: bang-eul — Room (object particle attached).
나란히: naranhi — Side by side, in a row.
주겠다고: jugetdago — Quoting a promise to give something.
약속했는데: yaksokhaenneunde — Promised, but (contrast connective ending).
막상: maksang — When it actually comes to it; in reality.
여기는: yeogi-neun — As for here, this place (topic particle).
북향: bukhyang — North-facing direction or orientation.
방에: bang-e — In the room (locative particle attached).
안뜰을: antteur-eul — Courtyard, inner yard (object particle attached).
바라보고: barabogo — Looking toward, gazing at (connective form).
있는: inneun — Existing, being (present attributive modifier).
데다: deda — Moreover, on top of that (additive connector).
서로: seoro — Each other, mutually.
멀리: meolli — Far away, at a distance.
떨어져: tteoreojyeo — Separated, apart (connective form of fall apart).
있잖아요: itjanhayo — You know, as you can see (mild assertion).
게다가: gedaga — Moreover, on top of that, furthermore.
시뇨라의: sinyora-ui — Of the signora (possessive particle attached).
예상치: yesangchi — Expected value; unanticipated (in negative context).
못한: mothan — Unable to do; unexpected (attributive modifier).
억양에: eogyange — In the accent, intonation (locative particle).
더욱: deouk — Even more, increasingly.
실망해: silmanghae — Disappointed, feeling let down.
있었다: isseotda — Was, existed (plain past tense form).
다름없네요: dareumeopneyo — No different from; just the same as.
식탁에: sigtage — At the dining table (locative particle).
앉아: anja — Sitting, seated (connective form).
두: du — Two (numeral).
줄의: jul-ui — Of rows, lines (possessive particle attached).
영국인들을: Yeonggugindeur-eul — British people (plural, object particle attached).
바라보았다: baraboatda — Gazed at, looked upon (plain past tense).
영국인들: Yeonggugindeur — British people (plural form).
사이에: saie — Between, among (locative particle).
늘어선: neureoson — Lined up, arranged in a row.
흰: hwin — White (attributive modifier form).
물병들과: mulbyeongdeulgwa — Water bottles and (plural, conjunctive particle).
붉은: bulgeun — Red, reddish (attributive modifier form).
포도주병들을: podoJubyeongdeul-eul — Wine bottles (plural, object particle attached).
뒤에: dwie — Behind, at the back (locative particle).
묵직한: mukjikhan — Heavy, weighty (attributive modifier form).
액자에: aekjae — In a picture frame (locative particle).
걸린: georin — Hung, hanging (attributive past modifier).
여왕과: yeowang-gwa — The queen and (conjunctive particle attached).
초상화들을: chosanghwadeul-eul — Portraits (plural, object particle attached).
그리고: geurigo — And, and then (conjunction).
벽의: byeog-ui — Of the wall (possessive particle attached).
유일한: yuiran — Only, sole, unique (attributive modifier).
다른: dareun — Other, different (attributive modifier).
장식인: jangsig-in — Which is a decoration (predicative modifier).
영국: Yeonguk — England, the United Kingdom.
교회: gyohwe — Church (Christian place of worship).
안내문: annaemun — Notice, informational bulletin, announcement.
이거: igeo — This thing; this one (informal demonstrative).
목사: moksa — Pastor, minister, reverend.
석사: seoksa — Master's degree holder.
당신도: dangsin-do — You also, you too (topic/also particle).
우리가: uri-ga — We (subject particle attached).
것: geot — Thing, fact, nominalizer (general noun).
같다는: gatdaneun — Quoting a resemblance or similarity.
느낌이: neukkimi — Feeling, sense (subject particle attached).
들지: deulji — To come over one; to feel (negative query form).
않나요: anhnayo — Don't you; isn't it (negative question ending).
온갖: ongat — All kinds of, every sort of.
것들이: geotdeuri — Things (plural, subject particle attached).
바로: baro — Right, directly, just (adverb of immediacy).
밖에: bakke — Outside; only (locative or restrictive particle).
있다는: itdaneun — Quoting the fact of existing or being there.
게: ge — The fact that; thing that (contracted nominalizer).
좀처럼: jomcheoreom — Rarely, hardly, not easily (adverb).
믿기지: mitgiji — Being believable (negated form used ahead).
않아요: anhayo — Do not, is not (polite negative ending).
너무: neomu — Too much, excessively, very.
피곤해서: pigonhaeseo — Because of being tired (causal connective).
그런: geureun — Such, that kind of (attributive modifier).
것이겠지요: geosigetsjiyo — It must be so; probably that is it (polite).
이: i — This (demonstrative determiner).
고기는: gogi-neun — As for the meat (topic particle attached).
분명: bunmyeong — Clearly, obviously, certainly.
수프에: supeu-e — In the soup (locative particle attached).
쓰였던: sseuiyddeon — Had been used (past retrospective modifier).
것이네요: geosineyo — It turns out to be; so it is (polite realization).
포크를: pokeu-reul — Fork (object particle attached).
내려놓으며: naeryeonoheuamyeo — While putting down, setting aside (connective).
강이: gang-i — River (subject particle attached).
너무나: neomuna — So very much, exceedingly (emphatic adverb).
보고: bogo — Seeing; wanting to see (connective form).
싶어요: sipeoyo — Want to (polite desiderative ending).
시뇨라가: sinyora-ga — The signora (subject particle attached).
편지에서: pyeonje-eseo — In the letter (source/locative particle).
약속한: yaksokhan — Promised, pledged (attributive past modifier).
방들은: bangdeul-eun — Rooms (plural, topic particle attached).
내려다보였을: naeryeodaboyeosseul — Would have overlooked, had a view down to.
텐데: tende — Should have; it would have been (regret form).
정말로: jeongmallo — Truly, really (emphatic adverb).
정말: jeongmal — Really, truly (common emphatic adverb).
너무해요: neomuhaeyo — That's too much; it's unfair or excessive.
저야: jeoya — As for me (humble first person + topic particle).
어떤: eotteon — Some, any, what kind of (interrogative modifier).
구석방이든: guseokbang-ideun — Whether it is a corner room (concessive).
괜찮아요: gwaenchanhayo — It's okay, that's fine (polite form).
말을: mal-eul — Words, speech (object particle attached).
이었다: ieotda — Continued speaking; added words (plain past).
하지만: hajiman — However, but (adversative conjunction).
당신이: dangsin-i — You (subject particle attached, formal).
전망을: jeonmang-eul — View, prospect (object particle attached).
누리지: nuriji — Enjoying, benefiting from (negated form ahead).
못한다는: mothandaneun — Quoting inability to enjoy or have something.
건: geon — The fact that; thing (contracted nominalizer).
안타까운: antakkaun — Regrettable, pitiful, sad (attributive modifier).
일이에요: ir-ieyo — It is a matter, it is something (polite ending).

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