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English → Korean CHAPTER I. Level 7/10

I do not know whether she was pretty or not; but I liked her face, and so did everybody, and I do not think she could help her dimples.

그녀가 예뻤는지 아닌지는 모르겠지만, 나는 그녀의 얼굴이 마음에 들었고 모든 사람도 그러했으며, 그녀가 보조개를 어쩔 수 없었으리라 생각한다.

She had something of her father's jauntiness of gait and manner; and any female observer might detect a slight difference in the attire of the two sisters—that of Miss Jessie being about two pounds per annum more expensive than Miss Brown's.

그녀는 아버지의 경쾌한 걸음걸이와 태도를 어느 정도 닮아 있었으며, 여성 관찰자라면 두 자매의 옷차림에서 미묘한 차이를 발견할 수 있었을 것이다—제시 양의 옷이 브라운 양의 것보다 연간 약 2파운드 정도 더 비쌌다.

Two pounds was a large sum in Captain Brown's annual disbursements.

2파운드는 브라운 대위의 연간 지출에서 큰 금액이었다.

Such was the impression made upon me by the Brown family when I first saw them all together in Cranford Church.

크랜퍼드 교회에서 브라운 가족을 처음으로 모두 함께 보았을 때 내가 받은 인상이 바로 그러했다.

The Captain I had met before—on the occasion of the smoky chimney, which he had cured by some simple alteration in the flue.

대위는 전에 만난 적이 있었는데—연기가 나는 굴뚝 때문이었으며, 그는 연통을 간단히 수정하여 그 문제를 해결했었다.

In church, he held his double eye-glass to his eyes during the Morning Hymn, and then lifted up his head erect and sang out loud and joyfully.

교회에서 그는 아침 찬송가가 울려 퍼지는 동안 쌍안경을 눈에 대고 있다가, 이내 머리를 꼿꼿이 들고 크고 즐겁게 노래를 불렀다.

He made the responses louder than the clerk—an old man with a piping feeble voice, who, I think, felt aggrieved at the Captain's sonorous bass, and quivered higher and higher in consequence.

그는 교회 서기보다 더 크게 응답 기도를 외쳤는데—그 서기는 가늘고 가냘픈 목소리를 가진 노인으로, 대위의 우렁찬 저음에 불쾌감을 느낀 나머지 점점 더 높은 음으로 떨며 노래했던 것 같다.

On coming out of church, the brisk Captain paid the most gallant attention to his two daughters.

교회에서 나오면서, 활기찬 대위는 두 딸에게 더없이 정중한 관심을 기울였다.

Vocabulary

그녀가
geunyeoga — She (subject marker attached); referring to a female subject
예뻤는지
yeppeonneunji — Whether she was pretty or not
아닌지는
aninjineun — Whether it is not; used in uncertain contrast
모르겠지만
moreugessjiман — I'm not sure, but; expressing uncertainty with contrast
나는
naneun — I (topic marker attached); first-person subject
그녀의
geunyeoui — Her; possessive form of 'she'
얼굴이
eolguri — Face (subject marker attached); referring to someone's face
마음에
maeume — To one's heart/mind; used in the phrase 'to one's liking'
들었고
deureotgo — Was pleasing and; liked (connected clause form)
모든
modeun — Every, all; used before nouns to mean 'every'
사람도
saramdo — People too; also everyone, indicating inclusivity
그러했으며
geureohaeseumyeo — It was so, and; formal connective meaning 'likewise'
보조개를
bojogaereul — Dimples (object marker); referring to facial dimples
어쩔
eojjeol — What to do about; used in 'can't help but' expressions
su — Ability, possibility; used after verbs to express 'can'
없었으리라
eopseosseuriра — There would have been none; speculative past negative
생각한다
saenggakhanda — Think, believe; expressing one's opinion or thought
그녀는
geunyeoneun — She (topic marker); introducing a female topic
아버지의
abeojiye — Father's; possessive referring to one's father
경쾌한
gyeongkwaehan — Light, cheerful, brisk; describing a lively manner
걸음걸이와
georeumgeoriwa — Gait and; manner of walking, connected to next item
태도를
taeдoreul — Attitude, manner (object marker); one's bearing or demeanor
어느
eoneu — Some, a certain; used before nouns meaning 'a certain degree'
정도
jeongdo — Degree, extent; indicating a certain level or amount
닮아
dalma — Resembling, taking after; similar to someone
있었으며
isseossеumyeo — Was, existed, and; formal connective past tense
여성
yeoseong — Woman, female; referring to the female gender
관찰자라면
gwanchaljаramyeon — If one were an observer; conditional observer reference
du — Two; the number two used before a noun
자매의
jamaeui — Sisters'; possessive referring to two sisters
옷차림에서
otcharimeeseo — In the clothing/attire; from or in the way of dressing
미묘한
mimyohan — Subtle, delicate; describing a fine or nuanced difference
차이를
chaireul — Difference (object marker); a distinction between two things
발견할
balgyeonhal — To discover, to find; future/adnominal form of 'discover'
있었을
isseosseul — Would have been able to; speculative past possibility
것이다
geosida — It is the case that; assertive sentence-ending expression
양의
yangui — Miss's; honorific title for an unmarried woman, possessive
옷이
osi — Clothes (subject marker); referring to someone's clothing
것보다
geotboda — Than (something); comparative particle meaning 'more than'
연간
yeongan — Per year, annually; on a yearly basis
yak — Approximately, about; indicating an approximate amount
deo — More; comparative adverb indicating greater degree
비쌌다
bissatda — Was expensive; past tense of 'to be expensive'
대위의
daewіui — Captain's; possessive of military rank 'captain'
지출에서
jichuleseo — In expenditure; from or within one's spending
keun — Big, large; adjective describing large size or significance
금액이었다
geumaegiеotda — Was a (large) sum of money; past tense monetary statement
교회에서
gyohoeeseo — At the church; location marker indicating inside a church
가족을
gajоgeul — Family (object marker); referring to one's family group
처음으로
cheoeumeuro — For the first time; indicating something happening initially
모두
modu — All, altogether; everyone or everything included
함께
hamkke — Together; doing something jointly or in unison
보았을
boasseul — Would have seen; past speculative adnominal form
ttae — Time, moment, when; indicating a specific point in time
내가
naega — I (subject marker); first-person subject in a sentence
받은
badeun — Received; past adnominal form of 'to receive'
인상이
insangi — Impression (subject marker); the feeling or image received
바로
baro — Exactly, right, just; emphasizing directness or precision
그러했다
geureohаetda — It was so; formal past tense meaning 'that was the case'
대위는
daewineun — The captain (topic); military captain as the topic
전에
jeone — Before, previously; indicating a prior point in time
만난
mannan — Met; past adnominal form of 'to meet someone'
적이
jeogi — Experience of (subject); used with 있다/없다 for experience
있었는데
isseonnеunde — There was/had been, and; background past connective form
연기가
yeongiga — Smoke (subject marker); referring to smoke as subject
굴뚝
gulttuk — Chimney; a structure for venting smoke from a building
때문이었으며
ttaemunіeossеumyeo — Because of, and; formal connective 'due to' in past tense
연통을
yeontоngeul — Stovepipe, flue (object marker); pipe connecting to chimney
간단히
gandanhi — Simply, easily; in a straightforward or brief manner
수정하여
sujeonghayeo — By modifying, adjusting; gerund form of 'to correct/modify'
geu — That, the; demonstrative or definite article equivalent
문제를
munjereul — Problem (object marker); an issue or difficulty to be solved
해결했었다
haegyeolhaesseotda — Had resolved/solved; past perfect form of 'to solve'
아침
achim — Morning; the early part of the day
찬송가가
chansonggaga — Hymn (subject marker); a religious song sung in worship
울려
ullyeo — Ringing, resounding; causing sound to spread or echo
퍼지는
peojineun — Spreading, diffusing; present adnominal form of 'to spread'
동안
dongan — During, while; for the duration of a period
쌍안경을
ssanggyeongеul — Binoculars (object marker); optical device for seeing far
눈에
nune — To the eyes; placing something at or against one's eyes
대고
daego — Placing against and; holding something to a surface
있다가
itdaga — Was doing and then; transitioning from one action to another
이내
inae — Soon, shortly after; indicating a short time later
머리를
meorireul — Head (object marker); referring to one's head
꼿꼿이
kkotkkosi — Upright, erect; holding one's head or body straight
들고
deulgo — Lifting and; raising something then continuing an action
크고
keugo — Loudly and; large/loud (connective form)
즐겁게
jeulgeopge — Joyfully, cheerfully; in a happy or pleasant manner
노래를
noraereul — Song (object marker); a musical piece one sings
불렀다
bulleotda — Sang; past tense of 'to sing a song'
교회
gyohoe — Church; a Christian place of worship
서기보다
seogiboda — More than the clerk; comparative form with 'church clerk'
크게
keuge — Loudly, greatly; in a big or loud manner
응답
eungdap — Response, reply; an answer given to a call or prayer
기도를
gidoreul — Prayer (object marker); a religious supplication or petition
외쳤는데
oecheonnеunde — Shouted, and; cried out loudly (background connective)
서기는
seogineun — The clerk (topic); a church official as topic
가늘고
ganеulgo — Thin, slender, and; describing a slim or weak quality
가냘픈
ganyalpеun — Frail, delicate; describing a weak or thin quality
목소리를
moksorireul — Voice (object marker); referring to the sound of one's voice
가진
gajin — Having, possessing; adnominal form of 'to have/possess'
노인으로
noinеuro — As an old man; elderly person (with role-marking particle)
우렁찬
ureongchan — Resonant, booming; describing a powerful, deep sound
저음에
jeoеume — At the low pitch; in or at a low musical tone
불쾌감을
bulkwaegameul — Displeasure, discomfort (object); a feeling of unpleasantness
느낀
neukkіn — Felt; past adnominal form of 'to feel/sense'
나머지
nameoji — As a result, remainder; 'so much so that' consequence
점점
jeomjeom — Gradually, increasingly; getting more and more over time
높은
nopеun — High; adnominal adjective describing elevated pitch or height
음으로
eumeuro — In/to a pitch/note; moving toward a musical note
떨며
tteolmyeo — Trembling and; quivering while doing something else
노래했던
noraehаetdeon — Had been singing; past retrospective adnominal of 'to sing'
geot — Thing, fact; nominalizer making a verb clause into a noun
같다
gatda — Seems like, appears; expressing resemblance or supposition
나오면서
naomyeonseo — While coming out; exiting and simultaneously doing something
활기찬
hwalgichan — Lively, energetic; full of vitality and spirit
딸에게
ttarege — To the daughter; dative marker directing action toward daughter
더없이
deoeopsi — Supremely, incomparably; the most, without anything more
정중한
jeongJunghan — Polite, courteous; showing great respect and consideration
관심을
gwansimeul — Interest, attention (object); care or concern directed at someone
기울였다
giuryeotda — Devoted, paid (attention); leaned or directed effort toward
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