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English → Japanese CHAPTER I. Level 6/10

I got into my old rags and my sugar-hogshead again, and was free and satisfied.

私はまた古いボロ服を着て砂糖樽に戻り、自由で満ち足りた気持ちになった。

But Tom Sawyer he hunted me up and said he was going to start a band of robbers, and I might join if I would go back to the widow and be respectable.

しかしトム・ソーヤーが私を探し出して、強盗団を結成するつもりだから、未亡人のところに戻ってまともに暮らすなら仲間に入れてやると言った。

So I went back.

それで私は戻ることにした。

The widow she cried over me, and called me a poor lost lamb, and she called me a lot of other names, too, but she never meant no harm by it.

未亡人は私のことで泣き、私をかわいそうな迷える子羊と呼び、他にもいろいろな名前で呼んだが、悪意があってのことでは決してなかった。

She put me in them new clothes again, and I couldn't do nothing but sweat and sweat, and feel all cramped up.

彼女はまた私に新しい服を着せ、私は汗をかきながら窮屈な思いをするほかなかった。

Well, then, the old thing commenced again.

そして、またいつもの暮らしが始まった。

The widow rung a bell for supper, and you had to come to time.

未亡人は夕食のベルを鳴らし、時間通りに来なければならなかった。

When you got to the table you couldn't go right to eating, but you had to wait for the widow to tuck down her head and grumble a little over the victuals, though there warn't really anything the matter with them,—that is, nothing only everything was cooked by itself.

食卓についても、すぐに食べ始めることはできず、未亡人が頭を垂れて食べ物の上でぶつぶつ言うのを待たなければならなかった。もっとも食べ物に本当に問題があるわけではなく、ただそれぞれが別々に調理されているというだけのことだったが。

In a barrel of odds and ends it is different; things get mixed up, and the juice kind of swaps around, and the things go better.

ごった煮の樽の中では話が違う。いろいろなものが混ざり合い、汁が行き渡って、ずっとうまくなるのだ。

Vocabulary

watashi — First-person pronoun meaning 'I' or 'me'.
wa — Topic-marking particle indicating the sentence topic.
また
mata — Again; once more; also.
古い
furui — Old; aged; not new.
ボロ服
borofuku — Ragged, worn-out clothing; tattered garments.
wo — Object-marking particle indicating the direct object.
着て
kite — Wearing; putting on (clothing), te-form of 着る.
ni — Particle indicating direction, location, or time.
戻り
modori — Returning; going back to a previous place.
自由
jiyuu — Freedom; liberty; being free from constraint.
de — Particle indicating means, location of action, or cause.
満ち足りた
michitarita — Satisfied; content; feeling completely fulfilled.
気持ち
kimochi — Feeling; mood; emotional state of mind.
なった
natta — Became; past tense of なる (to become).
しかし
shikashi — However; but; conjunction showing contrast or contradiction.
ga — Subject-marking particle indicating the grammatical subject.
探し出して
sagashidashite — Having tracked down; found someone after searching.
結成
kessei — Formation; establishment of a group or organization.
する
suru — To do; general-purpose verb for performing actions.
つもり
tsumori — Intention; plan; one's stated or implied purpose.
da — Copula asserting a state or identity; plain form of です.
から
kara — Because; from; particle indicating reason or starting point.
未亡人
miboujin — Widow; a woman whose husband has died.
no — Possessive or linking particle connecting nouns.
ところ
tokoro — Place; location; someone's home or situation.
戻って
modotte — Returning; going back, te-form of 戻る.
まとも
matomo — Decent; proper; respectable; straightforward behavior.
暮らす
kurasu — To live; to get by; to spend one's days.
なら
nara — If; conditional particle meaning 'if that is the case'.
仲間
nakama — Companion; fellow member; friend in a group.
入れて
irete — Letting in; including someone, te-form of 入れる.
やる
yaru — To do; to give (casually); informal verb of action.
to — Quotation particle; also means 'and' or 'with'.
言った
itta — Said; spoke; past tense of 言う (to say).
それで
sorede — So; therefore; as a result of that.
戻る
modoru — To return; to go back to a previous place.
こと
koto — Thing; matter; fact; nominalizer for verb phrases.
した
shita — Did; decided; past tense of する (to do).
泣き
naki — Crying; weeping; stem form of 泣く (to cry).
かわいそうな
kawaisou na — Pitiful; poor; deserving of sympathy or compassion.
迷える
mayoeru — Wandering; lost; straying from the right path.
子羊
kohitsuji — Lamb; a young sheep; often used metaphorically.
呼び
yobi — Calling; addressing someone, stem form of 呼ぶ.
hoka — Other; else; additional things or people.
mo — Also; too; even; inclusive particle in Japanese.
いろいろ
iroiro — Various; all sorts of; many different kinds.
na — Adjectival particle connecting na-adjectives to nouns.
名前
namae — Name; the word used to identify a person or thing.
呼んだ
yonda — Called; addressed by name; past tense of 呼ぶ.
悪意
akui — Malice; ill will; bad intentions toward someone.
あって
atte — Having; there being; te-form of ある (to exist/have).
決して
kesshite — Never; by no means; used with negative forms.
なかった
nakatta — Did not exist; was not; past negative of ない.
彼女
kanojo — She; her; also can mean 'girlfriend'.
新しい
atarashii — New; fresh; not old or used before.
fuku — Clothes; garment; clothing worn on the body.
着せ
kise — Dressing someone; putting clothes on another person.
ase — Sweat; perspiration produced by the body.
かき
kaki — Breaking out in (sweat); stem form of かく.
ながら
nagara — While; simultaneously doing two things at once.
窮屈
kyuukutsu — Cramped; tight; uncomfortable; feeling restricted.
思い
omoi — Feeling; thought; sense of something experienced.
ほか
hoka — Other; besides; in addition to what was mentioned.
そして
soshite — And then; and so; connecting sequential events.
いつも
itsumo — Always; usually; all the time; habitually.
暮らし
kurashi — Life; daily living; one's way of getting by.
始まった
hajimatta — Started; began; past tense of 始まる (to begin).
夕食
yuushoku — Dinner; the evening meal eaten at day's end.
ベル
beru — Bell; a ringing signal device used as an alarm.
鳴らし
narashi — Ringing; sounding a bell or alarm; stem of 鳴らす.
時間
jikan — Time; a period or specific hour of the day.
通り
toori — As; in accordance with; following a certain way.
ki — Coming; arriving; stem form of 来る (to come).
なければ
nakereba — If not; unless; conditional negative form.
食卓
shokutaku — Dining table; the table where meals are eaten.
ついて
tsuite — Sitting down at; being attached to; te-form of つく.
すぐ
sugu — Immediately; right away; without delay.
食べ
tabe — Eating; stem form of 食べる (to eat).
始める
hajimeru — To begin; to start doing something intentionally.
でき
deki — Being able to; stem form of できる (can do).
zu — Without doing; negative conjunctive form of a verb.
atama — Head; the upper part of the human body.
垂れ
tare — Hanging down; bowing; stem form of 垂れる.
te — Te-form particle connecting sequential or related actions.
食べ物
tabemono — Food; something edible; things prepared for eating.
ue — Above; over; top; upper position or surface.
ぶつぶつ
butsubutsu — Muttering; grumbling; speaking in a low dissatisfied voice.
言う
iu — To say; to speak; to express words verbally.
待た
mata — Waiting; stem form of 待つ in negative/passive constructions.
もっとも
mottomo — However; that said; a qualifier introducing an exception.
本当に
hontouni — Truly; really; in actuality; genuinely so.
問題
mondai — Problem; issue; question; something requiring resolution.
ある
aru — To exist; there is; to have (for inanimate things).
わけ
wake — Reason; meaning; the logic behind a situation.
なく
naku — Without; not being; negative conjunctive form of ない.
ただ
tada — Just; merely; simply; only that and nothing more.
それぞれ
sorezore — Each; respectively; every one individually.
別々
betsubetsu — Separately; individually; apart from one another.
調理
chouri — Cooking; food preparation; the process of preparing meals.
され
sare — Being done; passive stem form of する (to do).
いる
iru — To exist; to be (for animate things); ongoing state.
いう
iu — To say; meaning; expressing a quoted or named thing.
だけ
dake — Only; just; that much and nothing more.
だった
datta — Was; were; plain past form of the copula だ.
ごった煮
gottani — Hodgepodge stew; a dish mixing various ingredients together.
taru — Barrel; cask; a wooden container for liquids or food.
naka — Inside; within; the interior of something.
hanashi — Story; talk; conversation; something being discussed.
違う
chigau — Different; wrong; to differ from something else.
もの
mono — Thing; object; item; a tangible or abstract entity.
混ざり合い
mazariai — Mixing together; blending of different elements into one.
shiru — Broth; juice; liquid from cooked food or soup.
行き渡って
ikiwatatte — Spread throughout; permeated everywhere; fully distributed.
ずっと
zutto — Far more; much; by a great margin; continuously.
うまく
umaku — Well; skillfully; deliciously; in a good manner.
なる
naru — To become; to turn into; to result in.
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