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English → Korean CHAPTER I. Level 5/10

Down the Rabbit-Hole

토끼굴 속으로

Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, "and what is the use of a book," thought Alice "without pictures or conversations?"

앨리스는 언덕에서 언니 곁에 앉아 아무것도 할 일이 없다는 것에 점점 지루함을 느끼기 시작했습니다. 한두 번 언니가 읽고 있는 책을 들여다보기도 했지만, 그 책에는 그림도 대화도 없었습니다. "그림도 대화도 없는 책이 무슨 소용이람," 앨리스는 생각했습니다.

So she was considering in her own mind (as well as she could, for the hot day made her feel very sleepy and stupid), whether the pleasure of making a daisy-chain would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies, when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her.

그래서 앨리스는 (더운 날씨 탓에 매우 졸리고 멍한 느낌이 들었지만, 최대한) 데이지 꽃으로 화환을 만드는 즐거움이 일어나서 꽃을 따는 수고를 할 만한 가치가 있을지 생각하고 있었습니다. 그때 갑자기 분홍색 눈을 가진 흰 토끼 한 마리가 그녀 곁을 달려 지나갔습니다.

There was nothing so _very_ remarkable in that; nor did Alice think it so _very_ much out of the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!

그것 자체는 그다지 놀라운 일이 아니었습니다. 또한 앨리스는 토끼가 혼잣말로 "이런! 이런! 늦겠어!"라고 말하는 것을 듣는 것도 그렇게 이상한 일이라고 생각하지 않았습니다.

Vocabulary

토끼굴
tokkigul — A rabbit hole or burrow underground
속으로
sogeuro — Inwardly, inside oneself, mentally
언덕에서
eondeokeseo — On or from a hill or slope
언니
eonni — Older sister (used by females)
곁에
gyeote — Beside, next to, near someone
앉아
anja — Sitting (informal verb stem form)
아무것도
amugeotdo — Nothing at all, not anything
hal — To do (future/modifier verb form)
일이
iri — Work, task, thing to do (subject)
없다는
eopttaneun — That there is none or nothing
것에
geose — About the fact that, regarding that
점점
jeomjeom — Gradually, increasingly, more and more
지루함을
jiruhaemeul — Boredom (as object in sentence)
느끼기
neukkigi — The act of feeling or sensing something
시작했습니다
sijakhaetsseumnida — Began, started doing something (formal past)
한두
handu — One or two, a couple of times
beon — Time(s), occurrence, instance (counter)
언니가
eonniga — Older sister (as subject of sentence)
읽고
ilkgo — Reading and... (connective verb form)
있는
inneun — That is existing or currently happening
책을
chaegeul — Book (as object of sentence)
들여다보기도
deuryeodabogido — Also peeking into or looking inside something
했지만
haetjiman — Did something but, even though did
geu — That, the (demonstrative determiner)
그림도
geurimdo — Pictures or illustrations also, even pictures
대화도
daehwado — Dialogue or conversation also, even dialogue
없었습니다
eopseotseumnida — There was not, did not exist (formal)
없는
eomneun — Without, lacking, that has none
무슨
museun — What kind of, what use (interrogative)
소용이람
soyongiran — What use is it, what good is it
생각했습니다
saenggakhaetseumnida — Thought, considered something (formal past tense)
그래서
geuraeseo — So, therefore, as a result of that
더운
deoun — Hot, warm (adjective modifying weather)
날씨
nalsssi — Weather, atmospheric conditions outdoors
탓에
tase — Because of, due to, owing to (blame)
매우
maeu — Very, extremely, greatly (adverb)
졸리고
jolligo — Sleepy and..., drowsy (connective form)
멍한
meonghan — Dazed, blank, absent-minded, spaced out
느낌이
neukkimi — Feeling, sensation (as subject)
들었지만
deureotjiman — Felt it but, experienced it though
최대한
choedaehan — As much as possible, to the maximum
꽃으로
kkocheuro — With flowers, using flowers (directional)
화환을
hwahwaneul — Wreath, garland of flowers (as object)
만드는
mandeuneun — Making, creating (present modifier form)
즐거움이
jeulgeouimi — Joy, pleasure, fun (as subject)
일어나서
ireonaseo — Getting up and then, rising and doing
꽃을
kkocheul — Flower(s) (as object of sentence)
따는
ttaneun — Picking, plucking (present modifier form)
수고를
sugoreul — Effort, trouble, hard work (as object)
만한
manhan — Worth doing, comparable to, deserving of
가치가
gachiga — Value, worth (as subject of sentence)
있을지
isseulji — Whether there will be, if it exists
생각하고
saenggakhago — Thinking and..., considering (connective form)
있었습니다
isseotseumnida — Was doing, existed (formal past progressive)
그때
geuttae — At that time, then, at that moment
갑자기
gapjagi — Suddenly, all of a sudden, abruptly
분홍색
bunhongsaek — Pink color, the color pink
눈을
nuneul — Eyes (as object of sentence)
가진
gajin — Having, possessing (past modifier form)
huin — White (adjective modifying a noun)
토끼
tokki — Rabbit, bunny (common animal noun)
han — One, a single (numeral determiner)
마리가
mariga — One animal (counter for animals, subject)
그녀
geunyeo — She, her (third person feminine pronoun)
곁을
gyeoteul — Side, beside (as object of motion verb)
달려
dallyeo — Running (connective or root verb form)
지나갔습니다
jinagaetseumnida — Passed by, went past (formal past tense)
그것
geugeot — That thing, it (demonstrative pronoun)
자체는
jacheneun — Itself (emphatic particle, as for itself)
그다지
geudaji — Not so, not particularly, not that much
놀라운
nollraun — Surprising, amazing, astonishing (adjective)
아니었습니다
anieotseumnida — Was not, it was not (formal past)
또한
ttohan — Also, furthermore, in addition (conjunction)
혼잣말로
honjatmallo — By talking to oneself, in a monologue
이런
ireon — Oh my, this kind of (exclamation/adjective)
늦겠어
neutgesseo — I'm going to be late (informal future)
라고
rago — Quotation marker meaning saying that
말하는
malhaneun — Speaking, saying (present modifier form)
것을
geoseul — The fact, thing (as object of sentence)
듣는
deutneun — Hearing, listening (present modifier form)
것도
geotdo — The fact also, even that thing
그렇게
geureoke — Like that, in that way, so much
이상한
isanghan — Strange, weird, unusual, odd (adjective)
일이라고
Saying it is a matter or event
생각하지
saenggakhaji — Not thinking, not considering (negative form)
않았습니다
anasseumnida — Did not do (formal past negative ending)
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