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English → Korean CHAPTER II. Level 6/10

Well, when Tom and me got to the edge of the hilltop we looked away down into the village and could see three or four lights twinkling, where there was sick folks, maybe; and the stars over us was sparkling ever so fine; and down by the village was the river, a whole mile broad, and awful still and grand.

그런데, 톰과 내가 언덕 꼭대기 끝에 다다랐을 때 우리는 마을 아래쪽을 내려다보았고 서너 개의 불빛이 반짝이는 것을 볼 수 있었는데, 아마도 아픈 사람들이 있는 곳이었을 것이다. 우리 위의 별들은 아주 곱게 빛나고 있었고, 마을 아래쪽에는 강이 있었는데, 폭이 꼬박 1마일이나 되었고, 무시무시하게 고요하고 웅장했다.

We went down the hill and found Jo Harper and Ben Rogers, and two or three more of the boys, hid in the old tanyard.

우리는 언덕을 내려가 조 하퍼와 벤 로저스, 그리고 두세 명의 다른 아이들을 오래된 무두질 공장에 숨어 있는 것을 발견했다.

So we unhitched a skiff and pulled down the river two mile and a half, to the big scar on the hillside, and went ashore.

그래서 우리는 작은 배 한 척을 풀어 강을 따라 2마일 반을 저어 내려가, 언덕 비탈의 큰 흉터 자국이 있는 곳까지 가서 뭍으로 올라갔다.

We went to a clump of bushes, and Tom made everybody swear to keep the secret, and then showed them a hole in the hill, right in the thickest part of the bushes.

우리는 덤불 무더기로 갔고, 톰은 모두에게 비밀을 지키겠다고 맹세하게 한 다음, 덤불이 가장 빽빽한 곳에 있는 언덕의 구멍을 그들에게 보여주었다.

Then we lit the candles, and crawled in on our hands and knees.

그런 다음 우리는 촛불을 켜고 손과 무릎으로 기어들어 갔다.

We went about two hundred yards, and then the cave opened up.

우리는 약 200야드쯤 갔고, 그러자 동굴이 넓게 열렸다.

Tom poked about amongst the passages, and pretty soon ducked under a wall where you wouldn't a noticed that there was a hole.

톰은 통로들 사이를 이리저리 살펴보다가, 구멍이 있다는 것을 눈치채지 못할 만한 벽 아래로 이내 몸을 숙이고 들어갔다.

We went along a narrow place and got into a kind of room, all damp and sweaty and cold, and there we stopped.

우리는 좁은 곳을 따라가다가 일종의 방 같은 곳으로 들어갔는데, 온통 축축하고 끈적끈적하고 차가웠으며, 거기서 우리는 멈춰 섰다.

Tom says:

톰이 말했다.

"Now, we'll start this band of robbers and call it Tom Sawyer's Gang.

"자, 우리는 이 도적단을 결성하고 톰 소여 갱단이라고 부를 거야.

Everybody that wants to join has got to take an oath, and write his name in blood."

가입하고 싶은 사람은 누구든 맹세를 하고 피로 자기 이름을 써야 해."

Everybody was willing.

모두가 기꺼이 동의했다.

Vocabulary

그런데
geureonde — However; by the way; transitional conjunction
내가
naega — I (subject form of 나)
언덕
eondeok — Hill; a small elevated landform
꼭대기
kkokdaegi — Top; summit; highest point of something
끝에
kkeute — At the end; at the conclusion of
다다랐을
dadareosseul — Had arrived at; reached a destination (past presumptive)
ttae — Time; moment; when something occurs
우리는
urineun — We (topic-marked first-person plural pronoun)
마을
maeul — Village; small community or town
아래쪽을
araejjogeul — The lower side; downward direction (object marked)
내려다보았고
naeryeodaboatgo — Looked down at from above; gazed downward
서너
seoneo — Three or four; a small indefinite number
개의
gaeui — Of (number) items; general counter possessive form
불빛이
bulbichi — Light; glow of a flame or lamp (subject)
반짝이는
banjjagineun — Twinkling; sparkling; glittering repeatedly
것을
geoseul — Thing; fact; nominalizer (object-marked)
bol — To see; to look at (infinitive form)
su — Ability; possibility; can (used in ~ㄹ 수 있다)
있었는데
isseonnunde — There was/were; existed (with contrastive nuance)
아마도
amado — Probably; perhaps; most likely
아픈
apeun — Sick; ill; in pain (adjective modifying noun)
사람들이
saramdeuri — People (plural, subject-marked)
있는
inneun — Who are there; existing (present participle)
곳이었을
gosieosseul — Place that it must have been (past presumptive)
것이다
geosida — It is; used to state conclusion or inference
우리
uri — Our; we (first-person plural pronoun)
위의
wiui — Above; overhead; upper (possessive modifier)
별들은
byeoldeureun — The stars (plural, topic-marked)
아주
aju — Very; extremely; quite (intensifying adverb)
곱게
gopge — Beautifully; finely; in a lovely manner
빛나고
bichnago — Shining; glowing (and... continuing action)
있었고
isseotgo — Was; existed (past tense, and-connective)
아래쪽에는
araejjogeunneun — Below; on the lower side (topic-marked location)
강이
gangi — River (subject-marked)
폭이
pogi — Width; breadth (subject-marked)
꼬박
kkobak — Exactly; fully; without exception (adverb)
되었고
doeeotgo — Became; amounted to (past tense, and-connective)
무시무시하게
musimusiha ge — Terrifyingly; in a dreadful, awe-inspiring manner
고요하고
goyohago — Quiet and; calm and; tranquil (and-connective)
웅장했다
ungjanghaetda — Was grand; was majestic; imposingly large
언덕을
eondeogeu l — Hill (object-marked); down the hill
내려가
naeryeoga — Going down; descending (connective verb form)
그리고
geurigo — And; also; in addition (coordinating conjunction)
두세
duse — Two or three; a small indefinite number
명의
myeongui — Of (number) people; counter for persons possessive
다른
dareun — Other; different; another (modifying adjective)
아이들을
aideureul — Children (plural, object-marked)
오래된
oraedoen — Old; long-established; aged (modifying adjective)
공장에
gongjange — At the factory; in the plant (location marker)
숨어
sumeo — Hiding; concealed (connective verb form)
발견했다
balgyeonhaetda — Discovered; found; detected someone or something
그래서
geuraeseo — So; therefore; as a result (causal conjunction)
작은
jageun — Small; little; tiny (modifying adjective)
bae — Boat; ship; vessel for water travel
han — One; a single (numeral modifier)
척을
cheogeul — One vessel (counter for boats, object-marked)
풀어
pureo — Untying; releasing; undoing (connective verb form)
강을
gangeul — River (object-marked); along the river
따라
ttara — Following; along; in accordance with
반을
baneul — Half (object-marked); half a unit
저어
jeoe — Rowing; paddling a boat (connective verb form)
비탈의
bitalui — Of the slope; hillside's (possessive modifier)
keun — Large; big; great (modifying adjective)
흉터
hyungter — Scar; mark left by a wound or injury
자국이
jageugi — Mark; trace; imprint (subject-marked)
곳까지
gotkkaji — Up to the place; as far as that spot
가서
gaseo — Going and then; after going (connective verb)
뭍으로
muteuro — Onto land; ashore; to dry ground
올라갔다
ollagatta — Went up; climbed up; ascended
덤불
deombul — Thicket; bush; dense shrubs or undergrowth
무더기로
mudeogiror — In a heap; in a cluster; grouped together
갔고
gatgo — Went and; went (past tense, and-connective)
모두에게
modueege — To everyone; to all (dative-marked)
비밀을
bimireul — Secret (object-marked); to keep a secret
지키겠다고
jikigettago — Promising to keep; saying one will protect/keep
맹세하게
maengsehage — To make (someone) swear; to have swear an oath
다음
daeum — Next; after; following (temporal marker)
덤불이
deomburi — The thicket (subject-marked); bush
가장
gajang — Most; the most; superlative adverb
빽빽한
bbaekbbaekhan — Dense; thick; tightly packed (modifying adjective)
곳에
gose — At the place; in the spot (location marker)
언덕의
eondeogui — Of the hill; hill's (possessive modifier)
구멍을
gumeongeul — Hole; opening (object-marked)
그들에게
geudeurege — To them; for them (dative-marked pronoun)
보여주었다
boyeojueo tta — Showed; demonstrated; revealed to others
그런
geureon — Such; that kind of; like that (modifier)
촛불을
chotbureul — Candle flame (object-marked); candlelight
켜고
kyeogo — Turning on; lighting (and-connective verb form)
손과
songwa — Hands and (accompaniment particle)
무릎으로
mureupeu ro — On knees; using knees (instrumental marker)
기어들어
gieodeureo — Crawling into; creeping inside (connective verb)
갔다
gatda — Went; moved to (simple past tense)
yak — About; approximately; roughly (adverb)
그러자
geureoja — Then; at that moment; upon doing so
동굴이
dongguri — Cave; cavern (subject-marked)
넓게
neolpge — Widely; broadly; spaciously (adverb)
열렸다
yeollyeotda — Opened up; was opened (past tense)
통로들
tongnoDeul — Passages; corridors; pathways (plural)
사이를
saireul — Between; among; through (object-marked)
이리저리
irijeoori — Here and there; in various directions; about
살펴보다가
salpyeobodaga — While looking around; examining and then stopping
구멍이
gumeongi — A hole; an opening (subject-marked)
있다는
itdaneun — That there is; indicating existence (nominalized)
눈치채지
nunchichaejji — Not noticing; failing to perceive (negative form)
못할
mothal — Unable to; incapable of (negative ability modifier)
만한
manhan — Worth; as much as; to the extent of
byeok — Wall; partition; vertical surface of a room
아래로
araero — Downward; toward the bottom; below
이내
inae — Soon; right away; immediately after
몸을
momeul — Body (object-marked); one's physical form
숙이고
sugigo — Bending down; lowering (and-connective verb)
들어갔다
deureogatta — Entered; went inside; moved into a space
좁은
jobeun — Narrow; tight; confined (modifying adjective)
곳을
goseul — The place (object-marked); the spot
따라가다가
taragadaga — Following along and then; while following a path
일종의
iljongui — A kind of; a sort of; a type of
bang — Room; chamber; enclosed indoor space
같은
gateun — Like; similar to; resembling (modifying adjective)
곳으로
goseuro — To the place; toward the spot (directional)
들어갔는데
deureogannunde — Entered, and (with background/contrast nuance)
온통
ontong — All over; entirely; completely throughout
축축하고
chukchukago — Damp and; moist and (and-connective adjective)
끈적끈적하고
kkeunjeok kkeunjeokago — Sticky and; gooey and (and-connective adjective)
차가웠으며
chagawosseu myeo — Was cold and; chilly (and-connective past adjective)
거기서
geogiseo — There; from that place; at that spot
멈춰
meomchwo — Stopping; halting (connective verb form)
섰다
seotda — Stood; came to a stop; stood still
말했다
malhaetda — Said; spoke; told (past tense verb)
ja — Come on; now then; an interjection urging action
i — This (proximal demonstrative modifier)
결성하고
gyeolseong hago — Forming and; establishing a group (and-connective)
갱단이라고
gaengdanirage — Calling it a gang; naming it a gang (quotative)
부를
bureul — To call; to name (future/modifier verb form)
거야
geoya — Will; going to (informal future declarative ending)
가입하고
gaipago — Joining and; enrolling (and-connective verb form)
싶은
sipeun — Wanting to; wishing to (modifier of desire)
사람은
sarameun — Person (topic-marked); whoever; anyone who
누구든
nugudeun — Whoever; anyone at all (inclusive pronoun)
맹세를
maengsereul — An oath; a vow (object-marked)
하고
hago — Doing and; making and (and-connective verb form)
피로
piro — With blood; using blood (instrumental marker)
자기
jagi — One's own; oneself (reflexive pronoun)
이름을
ireumeul — Name (object-marked); one's own name
써야
sseoya — Must write; have to write (obligative form)
hae — Do; must do (informal imperative/obligation ending)
모두가
moduga — Everyone; all of them (subject-marked)
기꺼이
gikkeoi — Willingly; gladly; with pleasure (adverb)
동의했다
donguihaetda — Agreed; consented; expressed agreement
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