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Even while they spoke their light went out.

그들이 말하는 동안에도 불빛이 꺼졌습니다.

"What a capital story," said the queen, "I feel as if I were really in the kitchen, and could see the matches; yes, you shall marry our daughter."

"정말 훌륭한 이야기네요," 여왕이 말했습니다, "마치 제가 정말로 부엌에 있는 것 같고, 성냥들이 보이는 것 같아요; 네, 당신은 우리 딸과 결혼하게 될 거예요."

"Certainly," said the king, "thou shalt have our daughter."

"물론이지," 왕이 말했습니다, "그대는 우리 딸을 얻게 될 것이오."

The king said thou to him because he was going to be one of the family.

왕이 그에게 '그대'라고 말한 것은 그가 곧 가족이 될 것이기 때문이었습니다.

The wedding-day was fixed, and, on the evening before, the whole city was illuminated.

결혼식 날짜가 정해졌고, 전날 저녁에는 온 도시가 불빛으로 환하게 밝혀졌습니다.

Cakes and sweetmeats were thrown among the people.

케이크와 사탕과자들이 사람들 사이로 던져졌습니다.

The street boys stood on tiptoe and shouted "hurrah," and whistled between their fingers; altogether it was a very splendid affair.

거리의 소년들은 까치발을 들고 "만세!"를 외치며 손가락 사이로 휘파람을 불었습니다; 모든 것이 매우 화려한 행사였습니다.

"I will give them another treat," said the merchant's son.

"내가 그들에게 또 다른 즐거움을 선사하겠어," 상인의 아들이 말했습니다.

So he went and bought rockets and crackers, and all sorts of fire-works that could be thought of, packed them in his trunk, and flew up with it into the air.

그래서 그는 가서 로켓과 폭죽, 그리고 생각할 수 있는 온갖 종류의 불꽃놀이를 사서 트렁크에 담고 그것을 가지고 하늘로 날아올랐습니다.

What a whizzing and popping they made as they went off!

그것들이 터질 때 얼마나 윙윙거리고 펑펑 소리를 냈는지!

The Turks, when they saw such a sight in the air, jumped so high that their slippers flew about their ears.

터키 사람들은 하늘에서 그런 광경을 보자 어찌나 높이 뛰었던지 슬리퍼가 귀 주위로 날아다닐 정도였습니다.

It was easy to believe after this that the princess was really going to marry a Turkish angel.

이 일이 있고 나서 공주가 정말로 터키의 천사와 결혼하려 한다는 것을 믿기 쉬웠습니다.

As soon as the merchant's son had come down in his flying trunk to the wood after the fireworks, he thought, "I will go back into the town now, and hear what they think of the entertainment."

불꽃놀이가 끝난 후 상인의 아들이 날아다니는 트렁크를 타고 숲으로 내려오자마자 그는 생각했습니다, "이제 마을로 돌아가서 사람들이 이 오락에 대해 어떻게 생각하는지 들어봐야겠어."

It was very natural that he should wish to know.

그가 알고 싶어 하는 것은 매우 자연스러운 일이었습니다.

Vocabulary

그들이
geudeuri — Subject form of 'they', used in sentences
말하는
mal하는 — Speaking or talking; present tense modifier form
동안에도
dong-ane-do — Even during; throughout a period of time
불빛이
bulbichi — Subject form of 'light' or 'glow'
꺼졌습니다
kkeojyeotseumnida — The light went out; formal past tense
정말
jeongmal — Really; truly; used to emphasize sincerity
훌륭한
hullyunghan — Excellent; wonderful; outstanding quality
이야기네요
iyagineyо — What a story! Exclamatory reaction to a tale
여왕이
yeowang-i — Subject form of 'queen'
말했습니다
malhaetseumnida — Said; spoke; formal past tense of 'to say'
마치
machi — Just as if; as though; used for comparisons
제가
jega — Humble subject form of 'I' in Korean
정말로
jeongmallo — Truly; really; emphasizes truth of statement
부엌에
bueoge — In the kitchen; locative form of 'kitchen'
있는
inneun — Being; existing; present tense modifier form
geot — Thing; fact; nominalizer for verb phrases
같고
gatgo — Seems like; appears to be; and is like
성냥들이
seongnyang-deuri — Subject form of 'matches' (fire-lighting sticks)
보이는
boineun — Visible; can be seen; present modifier form
같아요
gatayo — It seems like; it appears to be; polite form
ne — Yes; affirmative response in Korean
당신은
dangsin-eun — Topic form of 'you'; formal second person pronoun
우리
uri — Our; we; commonly used possessive pronoun
딸과
ttalgwa — With daughter; conjunctive form of 'daughter'
결혼하게
gyeolhonhage — So as to marry; connective form of 'to marry'
doel — Will become; future modifier form of 'to become'
거예요
geoyeyo — It will be; polite future/nominal predicate ending
물론이지
mullon-iji — Of course; naturally; expressing obvious agreement
왕이
wang-i — Subject form of 'king'
딸을
ttareul — Object form of 'daughter'
얻게
eotge — So as to obtain; connective form of 'to get'
그에게
geuege — To him; dative form of 'he/him'
라고
rago — Quotation marker; 'saying that'; quoting speech
말한
malhan — Past modifier form of 'to say'; said, spoken
것은
geoseun — Topic form of 'thing'; nominalizer with topic marker
그가
geuga — Subject form of 'he'
got — Soon; shortly; immediately
가족이
gajogi — Subject form of 'family'
것이기
geosigi — Because it is; nominalizer with copula connector
때문이었습니다
ttaemun-i-eotseumnida — It was because of; formal past causal expression
결혼식
gyeolhonsik — Wedding ceremony; formal marriage celebration
날짜가
naljjaga — Subject form of 'date'; a specific calendar date
정해졌고
jeonghae-jyeotgo — Was set/decided; past tense with connective ending
전날
jeonnal — The day before; the preceding day
저녁에는
jeonyeoge-neun — In the evening; topic-marked evening time
on — The whole; entire; all of something
도시가
dosiga — Subject form of 'city'
불빛으로
bulbich-euro — With light; instrumental form of 'light/glow'
환하게
hwanhage — Brightly; in a bright and radiant manner
밝혀졌습니다
balkhyeo-jyeotseumnida — Was illuminated; lit up; formal past passive form
케이크와
keikeugwa — Cake and; conjunctive form of 'cake'
사탕과자들이
satang-gwaja-deuri — Subject form of 'candies and sweets'
사람들
saramdeul — People; plural form of 'person'
사이로
sairo — Among; through the midst of people or things
던져졌습니다
deonjyeo-jyeotseumnida — Were thrown; formal past passive of 'to throw'
거리의
georui — Of the street; possessive form of 'street'
소년들은
sonyeon-deureun — Topic form of 'boys'; the boys in question
들고
deulgo — Raising up; lifting and then doing something else
만세
manse — Hurrah; long live; a cheer of celebration
reul — Object particle; marks the direct object of a verb
외치며
oechimyeo — While shouting; shouting and simultaneously doing
손가락
songarag — Finger; one of the digits of the hand
휘파람을
hwiparam-eul — Object form of 'whistle'; whistling sound made
불었습니다
bureotseumnida — Blew (whistle/wind); formal past tense form
모든
modeun — All; every; entire; modifies following noun
것이
geosi — Subject form of 'thing'; nominalizer with subject marker
매우
maeu — Very; extremely; intensifying adverb
화려한
hwaryeohan — Splendid; glamorous; elaborate and showy
행사였습니다
haengsa-yeotseumnida — It was an event; formal past copula of 'event'
내가
naega — Subject form of 'I'; first-person subject pronoun
그들에게
geudeul-ege — To them; dative form of 'they/them'
tto — Also; again; another; additive adverb
다른
dareun — Different; another; other; modifier adjective
즐거움을
jeulgeoun-eul — Object form of 'joy/pleasure'; fun or delight
선사하겠어
seonsa-hageteo — Will give as a gift; informal future intention
상인의
sang-inui — Possessive form of 'merchant'; belonging to trader
아들이
adeuri — Subject form of 'son'
그래서
geuraeseo — So; therefore; as a result connective adverb
그는
geuneun — Topic form of 'he'; he as the topic
가서
gaseo — Going and then; connective form of 'to go'
로켓과
roket-gwa — Rocket and; conjunctive form of 'rocket'
폭죽
pokjuk — Fireworks; explosive celebratory pyrotechnics
생각할
saenggakhal — Future modifier of 'to think'; imaginable kinds
su — Way; means; possibility; used in 'can' expressions
온갖
on-gat — All kinds of; every sort of; various types
종류의
jongnyuui — Possessive form of 'type/kind'; of a kind
불꽃놀이를
bulkkotnori-reul — Object form of 'fireworks'; pyrotechnic display
사서
saseo — Buying and then; connective form of 'to buy'
트렁크에
teureonkeu-e — In the trunk; locative form of 'trunk/chest'
담고
damgo — Putting inside and then; connective of 'to contain'
그것을
geugeos-eul — Object form of 'it/that thing'
가지고
gajigo — Having; taking with; connective of 'to have/take'
하늘로
haneul-lo — To the sky; directional form of 'sky'
날아올랐습니다
nar-a-ollat-seumnida — Flew up into the sky; formal past tense
그것들이
geugeos-deuri — Subject form of 'those things/them'
터질
teojil — Future modifier of 'to burst/explode'
ttae — Time; moment; when something happens
얼마나
eolmana — How much; how greatly; to what extent
소리를
sorireul — Object form of 'sound'; a noise or sound
냈는지
naenneun-ji — Whether it made; reported question connector form
터키
teoki — Turkey; the country in western Asia/Europe
사람들은
saramdeureun — Topic form of 'people'
하늘에서
haneureseo — From/in the sky; locative-source form of 'sky'
그런
geureon — Such; that kind of; modifying following noun
광경을
gwanggyeong-eul — Object form of 'spectacle/scene'; a sight seen
보자
boja — Upon seeing; as soon as they saw it
어찌나
eojjina — How very; to such a degree; exclamatory adverb
높이
nopi — High; highly; at a great height
뛰었던지
ttwieotdeonji — Jumped so much that; past exclamatory connector
슬리퍼가
seullipeo-ga — Subject form of 'slippers'; casual indoor footwear
gwi — Ear; the organ of hearing on the head
주위로
juwiro — Around; in the vicinity of; directional form
날아다닐
naradanil — Future modifier of 'to fly around'
정도였습니다
jeongdo-yeotseumnida — It was to the extent/degree of; formal past
i — This; demonstrative pronoun/determiner for nearby
일이
iri — Subject form of 'event/matter/work'
있고
itgo — There is/exists and then; connective of 'to be'
나서
naseo — After; having come out/occurred; then afterwards
공주가
gongjuga — Subject form of 'princess'
터키의
teoki-ui — Possessive form of 'Turkey'; of Turkey
천사와
cheonsa-wa — With an angel; conjunctive form of 'angel'
결혼하려
gyeolhon-haryeo — Intending to marry; purposive connector of 'marry'
한다는
handaneun — Quoting that someone does; reported speech modifier
것을
geoseul — Object form of 'thing/fact'; nominalizer object
믿기
mitgi — To believe; gerund/noun form of 'to believe'
쉬웠습니다
swi-wotseumnida — Was easy; formal past tense of 'to be easy'
불꽃놀이가
bulkkotnori-ga — Subject form of 'fireworks display'
끝난
kkeutnan — Past modifier of 'to end'; having finished
hu — After; following a certain point in time
날아다니는
naradanineun — Flying around; present modifier of 'to fly about'
트렁크를
teureonkeu-reul — Object form of 'trunk/chest'
타고
tago — Riding and then; connective form of 'to ride'
숲으로
sup-euro — To the forest; directional form of 'forest'
내려오자마자
naeryeo-ojamaja — As soon as he came down; immediate sequence marker
생각했습니다
saenggak-haetseumnida — Thought; formal past tense of 'to think'
이제
ije — Now; from now on; at this point in time
마을로
maeul-lo — To the village/town; directional form of 'village'
돌아가서
doragaseo — Returning and then; connective of 'to go back'
오락에
orage — About entertainment; locative form of 'entertainment'
대해
daehae — About; regarding; concerning something
어떻게
eotteoke — How; in what way; manner question word
생각하는지
saenggak-haneunji — Whether they think; indirect question connector
들어봐야겠어
deureobwayageteo — I should listen and find out; informal intent
알고
algo — Knowing and then; connective form of 'to know'
싶어
sipeo — Want to; desire to; informal desire expression
하는
haneun — Doing; present modifier form of 'to do'
자연스러운
jayeonseureoun — Natural; spontaneous; occurring without force
일이었습니다
iri-eotseumnida — It was a matter/thing; formal past copula
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