Dracula — Page 10

English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 7/10

They were evidently talking of me, for every now and then they looked at me, and some of the people who were sitting on the bench outside the door--which they call by a name meaning "word-bearer"--came and listened, and then looked at me, most of them pityingly.

그들은 분명히 나에 대해 이야기하고 있었다. 왜냐하면 그들은 때때로 나를 쳐다보았고, 문 밖 벤치에 앉아 있던 사람들 중 일부--그들이 "말을 전하는 자"라는 뜻의 이름으로 부르는--가 와서 듣더니, 그런 다음 나를 바라보았는데, 대부분은 측은한 눈빛으로 바라보았다.

I could hear a lot of words often repeated, queer words, for there were many nationalities in the crowd; so I quietly got my polyglot dictionary from my bag and looked them out.

나는 자주 반복되는 많은 단어들, 이상한 단어들을 들을 수 있었다. 군중 속에는 여러 국적의 사람들이 있었기 때문이다. 그래서 나는 조용히 가방에서 다국어 사전을 꺼내 그 단어들을 찾아보았다.

I must say they were not cheering to me, for amongst them were "Ordog"--Satan, "pokol"--hell, "stregoica"--witch, "vrolok" and "vlkoslak"--both of which mean the same thing, one being Slovak and the other Servian for something that is either were-wolf or vampire.

그 단어들이 나를 기분 좋게 하지는 않았다고 말해야겠다. 그 중에는 "Ordog"--사탄, "pokol"--지옥, "stregoica"--마녀, "vrolok"과 "vlkoslak"--둘 다 같은 뜻으로, 하나는 슬로바키아어이고 다른 하나는 세르비아어로 늑대인간 또는 흡혈귀를 의미하는 단어들이 있었기 때문이다.

(_Mem._, I must ask the Count about these superstitions)

(비망록: 백작에게 이 미신들에 대해 물어봐야겠다)

When we started, the crowd round the inn door, which had by this time swelled to a considerable size, all made the sign of the cross and pointed two fingers towards me.

우리가 출발할 때, 여관 문 앞에 모인 군중--그 무렵에는 꽤 많은 수로 불어나 있었다--은 모두 십자 성호를 긋고 나를 향해 두 손가락을 가리켰다.

With some difficulty I got a fellow-passenger to tell me what they meant; he would not answer at first, but on learning that I was English, he explained that it was a charm or guard against the evil eye.

나는 어렵사리 동행 승객 한 명에게 그것이 무슨 의미인지 말해달라고 했다. 그는 처음에는 대답하려 하지 않았지만, 내가 영국인이라는 것을 알고는 그것이 사악한 눈길을 막는 부적 또는 수호의 표시라고 설명해 주었다.

This was not very pleasant for me, just starting for an unknown place to meet an unknown man; but every one seemed so kind-hearted, and so sorrowful, and so sympathetic that I could not but be touched.

이것은 알 수 없는 장소로 알 수 없는 사람을 만나러 막 떠나려는 나에게 그다지 유쾌한 일이 아니었다. 하지만 모든 사람이 너무나 친절하고, 너무나 슬퍼하며, 너무나 동정적으로 보여서 나는 마음이 움직이지 않을 수 없었다.

Vocabulary

그들은: geudeureun — They (topic marker attached); subject of sentence
분명히: bunmyeonghi — Clearly, obviously, evidently
나에: nae — To me, about me (particle form)
대해: daehae — About, regarding, concerning something
이야기하고: iyagihago — Talking, speaking (connective verb form)
있었다: isseotda — Was, were; past progressive state
왜냐하면: waenyahamyeon — Because, the reason being that
때때로: ttaettaero — Sometimes, from time to time
나를: nareul — Me (object marker attached)
쳐다보았고: chyeodaboatgo — Stared at, glanced at (and then)
문: mun — Door, gate
밖: bak — Outside, exterior
벤치에: benchi-e — On a bench (location particle attached)
앉아: anja — Sitting (connective form of to sit)
있던: itdeon — Who were sitting; past descriptive modifier
사람들: saramdeul — People, persons (plural)
중: jung — Among, in the middle of
일부: ilbu — Some, a part, a portion
그들이: geudeuri — They (subject marker attached)
말을: mareul — Words, speech (object marker attached)
전하는: jeonhaneun — Who delivers or conveys a message
자: ja — Person, one who does something
라는: raneun — Called, named, quoted as (modifier)
뜻의: tteusi — Of the meaning, with the meaning of
이름으로: ireumeuro — By the name of, under the name
부르는: bureuneun — Who call, who name (present modifier)
가: ga — Subject marker particle; also 'go'
와서: waseo — Coming and then, having come
듣더니: deutdeoni — After listening, having heard (then)
그런: geureon — Such, that kind of, like that
다음: daeum — Next, following, after that
바라보았는데: baraboannunde — Looked at, gazed at (background clause)
대부분은: daebubun-eun — Most of them, the majority
측은한: cheugeunhan — Pitying, compassionate, feeling sorry for
눈빛으로: nunbicheuro — With a look in one's eyes
바라보았다: baraboatda — Gazed at, looked upon (past tense)
나는: naneun — I (topic marker attached)
자주: jaju — Often, frequently
반복되는: banbokdoeneun — Repeated, recurring (present modifier)
많은: maneun — Many, numerous, a lot of
단어들: daneo-deul — Words, vocabulary items (plural)
이상한: isanghan — Strange, unusual, odd
단어들을: daneo-deureul — Words (plural, object marker attached)
들을: deureul — To hear, to listen (verb stem + object)
수: su — Ability, possibility; can do something
군중: gunjung — Crowd, mob, throng of people
속에는: soge-neun — Inside, within (location topic marker)
여러: yeoreo — Various, several, multiple
국적의: gukjeogi — Of nationality, of different nationalities
사람들이: saramdeuri — People (subject marker attached)
있었기: isseotgi — Because there were (nominalizer + reason)
때문이다: ttaemun-ida — It is because, the reason is
그래서: geuraeseo — So, therefore, as a result
조용히: joyonghi — Quietly, silently, without noise
가방에서: gabang-eseo — From the bag (location source marker)
다국어: dagugeo — Multilingual, multiple languages
사전을: sajeon-eul — Dictionary (object marker attached)
꺼내: kkeonae — Taking out, pulling out (connective)
그: geu — That, the (demonstrative/article)
찾아보았다: chajaboadda — Looked up, searched for (past tense)
단어들이: daneo-deuri — Words (subject marker attached, plural)
기분: gibun — Feeling, mood, emotion
좋게: johge — Well, nicely, in a good way
하지는: hajineun — Does not (do); negative contrast marker
않았다고: anatdago — That it did not; reported negation
말해야겠다: malhaeya-getda — I must say, I should mention
중에는: jung-eneun — Among them, within that group
지옥: jiok — Hell, the underworld
마녀: manyeo — Witch, sorceress, enchantress
둘: dul — Two, both (numeral)
다: da — All, both, everything
같은: gateun — Same, identical, alike
뜻으로: tteuseuro — With the meaning of, signifying
하나는: hananeun — One of them (topic marker attached)
다른: dareun — Other, different, another
또는: ttoneun — Or, alternatively, otherwise
흡혈귀를: heupyeolgwireul — Vampire (object marker attached)
의미하는: uimihaneun — That means, signifying (present modifier)
백작에게: baekjak-ege — To the count, for the count
이: i — This (demonstrative adjective)
미신들에: misin-deure — About superstitions (location marker)
물어봐야겠다: mureobwaya-getda — I should ask, I must inquire
우리가: uriga — We (subject marker attached)
출발할: chulbalhal — About to depart (future modifier form)
때: ttae — Time, moment, when
여관: yeogwan — Inn, small traditional lodging house
앞에: ape — In front of, before (location particle)
모인: moin — Gathered, assembled (past modifier)
무렵에는: muryeop-eneun — Around the time of, by the time
꽤: kkwae — Quite, fairly, considerably
수로: suro — In number, numerically (means particle)
불어나: bureona — Having grown, increased in number
은: eun — Topic marker particle (after consonant)
모두: modu — Everyone, all, altogether
십자: sipja — Cross, crucifix (Christian symbol)
향해: hyanghae — Toward, facing, directed at
두: du — Two (numeral before counter)
손가락을: songarakeul — Fingers (object marker attached)
가리켰다: garikkyeotda — Pointed at, indicated (past tense)
어렵사리: eoryeopsari — With difficulty, barely managing to
동행: donghang — Traveling companion, fellow traveler
승객: seunggaek — Passenger, traveler on transport
한: han — One (numeral), a certain (article)
명에게: myeong-ege — To one person (counter + particle)
그것이: geugesi — That, it (subject marker attached)
무슨: museun — What kind of, what sort of
의미인지: uimi-inji — What the meaning is (indirect question)
말해달라고: malhaedalrago — Asking someone to tell/explain something
했다: haetda — Did, said, made (past tense)
그는: geuneun — He (topic marker attached)
처음에는: cheoeum-eneun — At first, initially, in the beginning
대답하려: daedapharyo — Intending to answer, about to reply
하지: haji — Not do (negative stem form)
않았지만: anatjiman — Did not, but; negative concession
내가: naega — I (subject marker attached, emphatic)
영국인이라는: yeongguginiranneun — That I am British (reported modifier)
것을: geoseul — Thing, fact (nominalizer + object marker)
알고는: algoneun — Upon knowing, having found out
사악한: saakan — Evil, wicked, malicious
눈길을: nungireul — Gaze, glance (object marker attached)
막는: mangneun — Blocking, warding off (present modifier)
부적: bujeok — Amulet, charm, talisman
수호의: suho-ui — Of protection, guardian (possessive)
표시라고: pyosi-rago — Saying it is a sign/symbol
설명해: seolmyeonghae — Explaining, gave an explanation
주었다: jueotda — Gave, did for someone (past tense)
이것은: igeo-seun — This (topic marker attached)
알: al — Know; to know (verb stem)
없는: eomneun — Without, non-existent (modifier)
장소로: jangso-ro — To a place, toward a location
사람을: sarameul — Person (object marker attached)
만나러: mannareo — In order to meet someone
막: mak — Just about to, on the verge of
떠나려는: tteonaryeoneun — About to leave, intending to depart
나에게: naege — To me, for me (dative particle)
그다지: geudaji — Not particularly, not so much
유쾌한: yukwaaehan — Pleasant, enjoyable, cheerful
일이: iri — Thing, matter, affair (subject marker)
아니었다: anieotda — Was not, it was not (past negative)
하지만: hajiman — But, however, nevertheless
모든: modeun — Every, all (modifier)
사람이: sarami — Person, people (subject marker)
너무나: neomuna — So very, extremely, too much
친절하고: chinjeolhago — Kind, friendly (and); connective form
슬퍼하며: seulpeohamy-eo — Feeling sad, being sorrowful (while)
동정적으로: dongjeongjeok-euro — Sympathetically, with compassion
보여서: boyeoseo — Appearing, seeming (so therefore)
마음이: maeumi — Heart, mind (subject marker attached)
움직이지: umjigiji — To move, be moved (negative stem)
않을: aneul — Will not, cannot (future negative modifier)
없었다: eopseotda — There was not, could not (past)

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