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English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 6/10

Behind it is the long shed, and in front, rising out of the milkweed and the flowering thistle, the horse block of the first meeting-house, where many a pillion has left its burden in times bygone.

그 뒤에는 긴 헛간이 있고, 앞에는 유액초와 꽃피는 엉겅퀴 사이에서 솟아오른 첫 번째 집회소의 말 발판이 있는데, 지난 시절 많은 뒷안장이 그 위에 짐을 내려놓았던 곳이다.

Honest Jock Hallowell built that second meeting-house--was, indeed, still building it at the time of which we write.

정직한 조크 핼로웰이 그 두 번째 집회소를 지었는데, 사실 우리가 이야기하는 시점에도 여전히 짓고 있는 중이었다.

He had hewn every beam and king post in it, and set every plate and slip.

그는 그 안의 모든 들보와 중심 기둥을 손수 깎았고, 모든 수평재와 슬립을 설치했다.

And Jock Hallowell is the man who, unwittingly starts this chronicle.

그리고 조크 핼로웰은 자신도 모르게 이 이야기를 시작하게 만든 인물이다.

At noon, on one of those madcap April days of that Coniston country, Jock descended from his work on the steeple to perceive the ungainly figure of Jethro Bass coming toward him across the green.

코니스턴 지방의 그 제멋대로인 4월의 어느 날 정오에, 조크는 교회 첨탑 작업을 하다 내려와 잔디밭을 가로질러 자신을 향해 다가오는 제스로 배스의 볼품없는 모습을 발견했다.

Jethro was about thirty years of age, and he wore a coonskin cap even in those days, and trousers tacked into his boots.

제스로는 당시 서른 살쯤 되었는데, 그 시절에도 너구리 가죽 모자를 쓰고 바지를 장화 안에 집어넣고 있었다.

He carried his big head bent forward, a little to one aide, and was not, at first sight, a prepossessing-looking person.

그는 큰 머리를 앞으로 약간 한쪽으로 기울인 채 걸었으며, 첫눈에는 호감 가는 인상이 아니었다.

As our story largely concerns him and we must get started somehow, it may as well be to fix a little attention on him.

우리의 이야기가 주로 그에 관한 것이고 어떻게든 시작해야 하므로, 잠시 그에게 주의를 기울여 보는 것이 좋을 것이다.

"Heigho!" said Jock, rubbing his hands on his leather apron.

"에이고!" 조크가 가죽 앞치마에 손을 문지르며 말했다.

"H-how be you, Jock?" said Jethro, stopping.

"어, 어떻게 지내, 조크?" 제스로가 멈추며 말했다.

"Heigho!" cried Jock, "what's this game of fox and geese you're a-playin' among the farmers?"

"에이고!" 조크가 외쳤다. "농부들 사이에서 무슨 여우와 거위 놀이를 하고 있는 거야?"

"C-callate to git the steeple done before frost?" inquired Jethro, without so much as a smile.

"서, 서리 오기 전에 첨탑을 끝낼 수 있을 것 같아?" 제스로가 미소 한 번 없이 물었다.

"B-build it tight, Jock--b-build it tight."

"튼, 튼튼하게 지어, 조크, 튼, 튼튼하게 지어."

Vocabulary

geu — He, that (third person pronoun or demonstrative)
뒤에는
dwi-e-neun — Behind, at the back (location marker)
gin — Long (adjective modifying a noun)
헛간이
heotgan-i — Barn, shed (subject marker attached)
있고
itgo — There is/exists, and (connective form)
앞에는
ap-e-neun — In front, at the front (location marker)
꽃피는
kkotpineun — Blooming, flowering (adjective modifying noun)
사이에서
sai-eseo — Among, between (spatial locative marker)
솟아오른
sosaooreun — Rising up, jutting upward (modifying adjective form)
cheot — First, the very first (ordinal prefix)
번째
beonjjae — Ordinal number suffix meaning '-th' in sequence
mal — Horse (animal); also word/speech depending on context
있는데
inneunde — There is, but / and (contrastive connective)
지난
jinan — Past, last, previous (adjective modifying noun)
시절
sijeol — Days, times, era, period of one's life
많은
maneun — Many, numerous (adjective modifying noun)
위에
wi-e — On top of, above (location marker)
짐을
jim-eul — Load, luggage, burden (object marker attached)
내려놓았던
naeryeonoa-deon — Had put down, had set down (past retrospective)
곳이다
gos-ida — It is the place, it is the spot
정직한
jeongjikan — Honest, straightforward, upright (adjective)
du — Two (numeral used before a noun)
지었는데
jieonnneunde — Built, constructed, and (contrastive connective)
사실
sasil — In fact, actually, the truth
우리가
uri-ga — We, us (subject marker attached)
이야기하는
iyagihaneun — Talking, speaking, narrating (present modifier)
시점에도
sijeom-edo — Even at the time, at that point in time
여전히
yeojeonhi — Still, yet, as before (adverb)
짓고
jitgo — Building, constructing, and (connective form)
있는
inneun — Existing, being, in the state of (modifier)
중이었다
jung-i-eotda — Was in the middle of doing something
그는
geu-neun — He (topic marker attached, third person)
안의
an-ui — Inside, interior (possessive marker attached)
모든
modeun — All, every (adjective modifying noun)
중심
jungsim — Center, core, central point
기둥을
gidung-eul — Pillar, column, post (object marker attached)
손수
sonsu — By hand, personally, by oneself (adverb)
깎았고
kkak-atgo — Carved, cut, shaved, and (connective past tense)
설치했다
seolchihaetda — Installed, set up, put in place (past tense)
그리고
geurigo — And, and then (conjunction connecting sentences)
자신도
jasin-do — Even oneself, also himself/herself (reflexive)
모르게
moreuge — Without knowing, unknowingly (adverbial form)
i — This (near demonstrative pronoun/adjective)
이야기를
iyagi-reul — Story, tale (object marker attached)
시작하게
sijakage — To cause to begin, to start (causative form)
만든
mandeun — Made, created (past modifier form)
인물이다
inmuri-da — Is a person, character, figure (declarative)
지방의
jibang-ui — Of the region, local, provincial (possessive)
제멋대로인
jemeotdaeroin — Willful, unpredictable, doing as one pleases
4월의
sawol-ui — Of April, April's (possessive form)
어느
eoneu — Some, a certain, one (indefinite determiner)
nal — Day (a single day)
정오에
jeongo-e — At noon, at midday (time marker attached)
교회
gyohoe — Church, place of Christian worship
작업을
jageob-eul — Work, task, operation (object marker attached)
하다
hada — To do, to perform (basic verb)
내려와
naeryeowa — Coming down, descending (connective form)
잔디밭을
jandibat-eul — Lawn, grassy field (object marker attached)
가로질러
garojilleo — Crossing, going across (directional connective)
자신을
jasin-eul — Oneself (reflexive pronoun, object marker attached)
향해
hyanghae — Toward, heading to (directional expression)
다가오는
dagaoneun — Approaching, coming closer (present modifier)
볼품없는
bolpumeopneun — Plain-looking, unattractive, shabby in appearance
모습을
moseub-eul — Appearance, figure, look (object marker attached)
발견했다
balgyeonhaetda — Discovered, spotted, found (past tense)
당시
dangsi — At that time, back then (temporal adverb)
서른
seoreun — Thirty (native Korean numeral)
살쯤
sal-jjeum — About (an age), approximately years old
되었는데
doeeonnneunde — Became, was, and (past connective form)
시절에도
sijeol-edo — Even during that time, in those days too
너구리
neoguri — Raccoon dog, tanuki (native Asian mammal)
가죽
gajuk — Leather, hide, skin (animal material)
모자를
moja-reul — Hat, cap (object marker attached)
쓰고
sseugo — Wearing (on head), and (connective form)
바지를
baji-reul — Trousers, pants (object marker attached)
장화
janghwa — Boots, tall boots (footwear)
안에
an-e — Inside, within (location marker attached)
집어넣고
jibeoneoko — Tucking in, putting inside, and (connective)
있었다
isseotda — Was, existed, there was (past tense)
keun — Big, large (adjective modifying noun)
머리를
meori-reul — Head (object marker attached)
앞으로
ap-euro — Forward, toward the front (directional)
약간
yakgan — Slightly, a little, somewhat (adverb)
한쪽으로
hanjjok-euro — To one side, sideways (directional expression)
기울인
giurin — Tilted, inclined, leaned (past modifier form)
chae — While, in the state of (manner connective)
걸었으며
georeosseuimyeo — Walked, and (past connective with and-meaning)
첫눈에는
cheonnun-e-neun — At first glance, at first sight (topic)
호감
hogam — Favorable impression, likability, positive feeling
가는
ganeun — Going; winning (favor) (present modifier form)
인상이
insang-i — Impression, image, appearance (subject marker)
아니었다
anieotda — Was not, it was not (past negative copula)
우리의
uri-ui — Our, of us (possessive form)
이야기가
iyagi-ga — Story, tale (subject marker attached)
주로
juro — Mainly, primarily, mostly (adverb)
그에
geu-e — About him, regarding him (locative marker)
관한
gwanhan — Concerning, about, related to (modifier)
것이고
geosigo — It is the thing, and (connective declarative)
어떻게든
eotteokedeon — Somehow, by any means, one way or another
시작해야
sijakaeya — Must start, should begin (obligation form)
하므로
hameuro — Because (one) does, therefore (causal connector)
잠시
jamsi — For a moment, briefly, for a short while
그에게
geu-ege — To him, toward him (dative marker)
주의를
juui-reul — Attention, caution (object marker attached)
기울여
giuryeo — Paying (attention), turning toward (connective)
보는
boneun — Looking, seeing (present modifier form)
것이
geosi — The thing, the fact (subject marker attached)
좋을
joheul — Good, would be good (future modifier form)
것이다
geosida — It is (the thing), that is (declarative)
에이고
eigo — Oh my, goodness (exclamation of mild surprise)
앞치마에
apchima-e — On the apron (location marker attached)
손을
son-eul — Hand (object marker attached)
문지르며
munjireumyeo — Rubbing, wiping, and (simultaneous connective)
말했다
malhaetda — Said, spoke, told (past tense declarative)
eo — Hey, um (informal interjection or filler)
어떻게
eotteoke — How, in what way (question adverb)
지내
jinae — How are you doing, getting along (informal)
멈추며
meomchumyeo — Stopping, pausing, and (simultaneous connective)
외쳤다
oechyeotda — Shouted, cried out, exclaimed (past tense)
농부들
nongbudeul — Farmers, agriculturalists (plural form)
무슨
museun — What kind of, what sort of (interrogative)
여우와
yeou-wa — Fox and (connector attached to animal noun)
거위
geowi — Goose (domestic waterfowl)
놀이를
nori-reul — Game, play, activity (object marker attached)
하고
hago — Doing, and (connective or comitative form)
거야
geoya — Are going to, intend to (informal future)
seo — Stand (imperative or connective, short form)
서리
seori — Frost (thin ice crystals forming on surfaces)
오기
ogi — Coming, arrival (nominalized verb form)
전에
jeon-e — Before, prior to (temporal marker)
끝낼
kkeunnael — Will finish, will complete (future modifier)
su — Ability, possibility (bound noun after verb)
있을
isseul — Will be, will exist (future modifier form)
geot — Thing, fact (bound noun nominalizer)
같아
gata — Seems like, looks like (informal conjecture)
미소
miso — Smile (gentle facial expression of happiness)
han — One, a single (numeral adjective)
beon — Time, instance, occurrence (counter word)
없이
eopsi — Without, lacking (adverbial form of 없다)
물었다
mureotda — Asked, inquired, questioned (past tense)
teun — Strong, solid, sturdy (shortened modifier form)
튼튼하게
teunteunhage — Solidly, sturdily, strongly (adverbial form)
지어
jieo — Build, construct (imperative connective form)
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