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English → Korean Preface Level 7/10

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Standing over him like a bold dragoon

대담한 용기병처럼 그의 위에 서서

"You must give me your note, Mr Dobson, if you please"

"당신의 메모를 주셔야 합니다, 돕슨 씨, 괜찮으시다면"

"Please, ma'am, he wants to marry me off hand"

"저기요, 부인, 그가 저와 당장 결혼하고 싶어 해요"

Miss Matty and I sat assenting to accounts

매티 양과 나는 앉아서 장부에 동의했다

Smiling glory ... and becoming blushes

미소 짓는 영광... 그리고 어울리는 홍조

I went to call Miss Matty

나는 매티 양을 부르러 갔다

_Most of the three-colour blocks used in this book have been made by the Graphic Photo-Engraving Co.

_이 책에 사용된 삼색 블록의 대부분은 그래픽 포토-인그레이빙 사에 의해 제작되었습니다.

Vocabulary

대담한
daedamhan — Bold, daring, or audacious in character
그의
geuui — His; possessive pronoun referring to a male
위에
wie — On top of; above a surface or object
서서
seoseo — Standing; in a standing position or posture
당신의
dangsinui — Your; possessive form of the formal pronoun
메모를
memoreu l — Memo, note; written record of information
주셔야
jusyeoya — Must give; obligatory polite form of giving
합니다
hamnida — Formal polite verb ending meaning 'do' or 'is'
ssi — Honorific title similar to Mr., Ms., or Mrs.
괜찮으시다면
gwaenchanheusidamyeon — If it is okay or alright with you
저기요
jeogiyo — Excuse me; used to politely get someone's attention
부인
buin — Ma'am; formal respectful address for a married woman
그가
geuga — He; subject pronoun referring to a male person
저와
jeowa — With me; humble first-person pronoun plus 'with'
당장
dangjang — Right now, immediately, without any delay
결혼하고
gyeolhonhago — Getting married; connective form of to marry
싶어
sipeo — Want to; expresses desire to do something
해요
haeyo — Does, do; polite informal present tense ending
양과
yanggwa — Miss and; honorific for unmarried woman plus 'and'
나는
naneun — I; first-person subject pronoun in Korean
앉아서
anjaseo — Sitting down; having sat, then doing something else
장부에
jangbue — In the ledger or account book; financial record
동의했다
dongeuihaetda — Agreed, consented; past tense of to agree
미소
miso — Smile; a pleasant facial expression of happiness
짓는
jitneun — Making or forming; present modifier of to make
영광
yeonggwang — Glory, honor; a feeling of great pride or distinction
그리고
geurigo — And, also; a conjunction connecting words or clauses
어울리는
eoulllineun — Matching, suitable; present modifier of to suit
홍조
hongjo — Blush, rosy flush; redness appearing on the cheeks
양을
yangeul — Miss (object form); honorific for unmarried woman
부르러
bureureо — In order to call or summon someone somewhere
갔다
gatda — Went; simple past tense of the verb to go
i — This; demonstrative adjective indicating nearby object
책에
chaege — In the book; location particle attached to book
사용된
sayongdoen — Used, utilized; past modifier meaning having been used
삼색
samsaek — Three colors; combination of three distinct colors
대부분은
daebubуneun — Most of; the majority or greater part of something
그래픽
geuraepik — Graphic; relating to visual art or printed imagery
포토
poto — Photo; short for photograph or photographic process
의해
uihae — By means of; indicates agent or cause in passive
제작되었습니다
jejakdoeeotseumnida — Was produced or manufactured; formal polite past tense
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