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All day long they played in the great halls of the castle, or among the living flowers that grew out of the walls.

그들은 하루 종일 성의 웅장한 홀에서, 또는 벽에서 자라난 살아있는 꽃들 사이에서 놀았습니다.

The large amber windows were open, and the fish swam in, just as the swallows fly into our houses when we open the windows, excepting that the fishes swam up to the princesses, ate out of their hands, and allowed themselves to be stroked.

커다란 호박색 창문들이 열려 있었고, 물고기들이 헤엄쳐 들어왔는데, 마치 우리가 창문을 열면 제비들이 집 안으로 날아드는 것과 같았습니다. 다만 물고기들은 공주들에게 헤엄쳐 다가와 그들의 손에서 먹이를 먹고, 쓰다듬김을 허락했습니다.

Outside the castle there was a beautiful garden, in which grew bright red and dark blue flowers, and blossoms like flames of fire; the fruit glittered like gold, and the leaves and stems waved to and fro continually.

성 밖에는 아름다운 정원이 있었는데, 그곳에는 선명한 붉은색과 짙은 파란색 꽃들이 자라고 있었고, 불꽃처럼 생긴 꽃송이들도 피어 있었습니다. 열매는 금처럼 반짝였고, 잎과 줄기는 끊임없이 앞뒤로 흔들렸습니다.

The earth itself was the finest sand, but blue as the flame of burning sulphur.

땅 자체는 가장 고운 모래였지만, 타오르는 유황의 불꽃처럼 파랬습니다.

Over everything lay a peculiar blue radiance, as if it were surrounded by the air from above, through which the blue sky shone, instead of the dark depths of the sea.

모든 것 위에는 독특한 푸른 빛이 감돌았는데, 마치 바다의 어두운 깊은 곳 대신 푸른 하늘이 빛나는 위쪽의 공기로 둘러싸인 것 같았습니다.

In calm weather the sun could be seen, looking like a purple flower, with the light streaming from the calyx.

날씨가 잔잔할 때에는 태양이 보였는데, 꽃받침에서 빛이 흘러나오는 보라빛 꽃처럼 보였습니다.

Each of the young princesses had a little plot of ground in the garden, where she might dig and plant as she pleased.

어린 공주들 각자는 정원에 작은 땅뙈기를 가지고 있었는데, 그곳에서 자신이 원하는 대로 땅을 파고 식물을 심을 수 있었습니다.

One arranged her flower-bed into the form of a whale; another thought it better to make hers like the figure of a little mermaid; but that of the youngest was round like the sun, and contained flowers as red as his rays at sunset.

한 공주는 자신의 화단을 고래 모양으로 꾸몄고, 또 다른 공주는 자신의 것을 작은 인어 모양으로 만드는 것이 더 좋겠다고 생각했습니다. 그러나 막내의 화단은 태양처럼 둥글었고, 노을 질 때 태양의 광선처럼 붉은 꽃들로 가득했습니다.

Vocabulary

그들은
geudeureun — They (topic marker attached, referring to them)
하루
haru — One day; a single day
종일
jongil — All day long; throughout the entire day
성의
seong-ui — Of the castle; castle's (possessive form)
웅장한
ungjanghan — Grand, magnificent, imposing in scale or appearance
홀에서
horeseo — In the hall; inside a large grand hall
또는
ttoneun — Or; alternatively; used to present options
벽에서
byeogeseo — From the wall; on or off the wall
자라난
jaranan — Having grown; that grew up or sprouted
살아있는
sarainnеun — Living; alive; still existing with life
꽃들
kkotdeul — Flowers (plural); multiple blooming flowers
사이에서
saieseo — Among; between; in the midst of something
놀았습니다
noratsseumnida — Played; they played (formal past tense)
커다란
keodaran — Very large; big; of great size
호박색
hobaeksaek — Amber color; warm yellowish-orange hue
창문들이
changmundeuri — Windows (plural, subject marker); the windows
열려
yeollyeo — Opened; being open (connected verb form)
있었고
isseotgo — Were present/open and (connecting past clause)
물고기들이
mulgogideuri — Fish (plural, subject); the fishes
헤엄쳐
heeomchyeo — Swimming; by swimming (connective verb form)
들어왔는데
deureowatnneunde — Came in; entered (providing background context)
마치
machi — Just as; as if; used for simile
우리가
uriga — We (subject marker); referring to us
창문을
changmuneul — Window (object marker); the window
열면
yeolmyeon — If one opens; when opened (conditional form)
제비들이
jebideuri — Swallows (birds, plural, subject); the swallows
jip — House; home; dwelling place
안으로
aneuro — Into the inside; toward the interior
날아드는
naradeuneun — Flying in; swooping inside (modifying form)
것과
geotgwa — Same as; like (comparison connector with noun)
같았습니다
gatatsseumnida — Was like; resembled; appeared similar to
다만
daman — However; only; but; with one difference
물고기들은
mulgogideureun — The fish (plural, topic); as for the fish
공주들에게
gongjudeurege — To the princesses; toward the princesses
다가와
dagawa — Coming close; approaching (connective verb form)
그들의
geudeureui — Their; belonging to them (possessive form)
손에서
soneseo — From the hand; out of their hands
먹이를
meogireul — Food/feed (object marker); animal food or feed
먹고
meokgo — Eating and (connective; ate and then)
쓰다듬김을
sseudadeumgimeul — Being stroked/petted (object); the act of petting
허락했습니다
heorakhaetsseumnida — Permitted; allowed; gave permission formally
seong — Castle; fortress; large fortified structure
밖에는
bakkeneun — Outside of; as for the exterior area
아름다운
areumdaun — Beautiful; lovely; aesthetically pleasing
정원이
jeongwoni — Garden (subject marker); the garden
있었는데
isseonnеunde — There was; existed (providing background context)
그곳에는
geugoseneun — In that place; as for that location
선명한
seonmyeonghan — Vivid; clear; strikingly bright in color
붉은색과
bulgeunssaekgwa — Red color and; crimson hue combined with
짙은
jiteun — Deep; dark; intense in color or shade
파란색
paranssaek — Blue color; the color blue
꽃들이
kkotdeuri — Flowers (plural, subject); the flowers
자라고
jarago — Growing and; grows (connective verb form)
불꽃처럼
bulkkotcheoreom — Like a flame; resembling fire or sparks
생긴
saenggin — Shaped like; looking like; having the form of
꽃송이들도
kkotssonideuldo — Flower blossoms too; blooms also (inclusive)
피어
pieo — Blooming; in bloom (connective verb form)
있었습니다
isseosseumnida — There were; existed (formal past tense)
열매는
yeolmaeneun — The fruit (topic); as for the fruit
금처럼
geumcheoreom — Like gold; resembling gold in appearance
반짝였고
banjjakkyeotgo — Sparkled and; glistened (past, connecting clause)
잎과
ipgwa — Leaves and; foliage combined with something
줄기는
julgineun — The stem/stalk (topic); as for the stems
끊임없이
kkeunimeopsi — Ceaselessly; without stopping; continuously
앞뒤로
apdwiro — Back and forth; forward and backward
흔들렸습니다
heundeullyeotsseumnida — Were swaying; swayed (formal past tense)
ttang — Ground; earth; soil; land
자체는
jacheneun — Itself (topic); as for the thing itself
가장
gajang — Most; the most; superlative degree marker
고운
gogun — Fine; delicate; soft and smooth in texture
모래였지만
moraeyeotjiman — Was sand but; although it was sand
타오르는
taoreuneun — Burning; blazing; flaring up intensely
유황의
yuhwang-ui — Of sulfur; sulfurous; belonging to sulfur
파랬습니다
paraetsseumnida — Was blue; appeared blue (formal past tense)
모든
modeun — All; every; each and every thing
geot — Thing; object; fact (general noun placeholder)
위에는
wieneun — Above; on top of; as for above it
독특한
dokteukhan — Unique; distinctive; one-of-a-kind in nature
푸른
pureun — Blue; green-blue; azure in color
빛이
bichi — Light (subject marker); a glow or radiance
감돌았는데
gamdoranneunde — Lingered; hovered around (background context)
바다의
badaui — Of the sea; ocean's (possessive form)
어두운
eoduun — Dark; dim; lacking in light
깊은
gipeun — Deep; profound; having great depth
got — Place; location; spot
대신
daesin — Instead of; in place of; as a substitute
하늘이
haneuri — Sky (subject marker); the sky above
빛나는
binnaneun — Shining; glowing; radiating light
위쪽의
wijjogeui — Upper side's; of the upper part above
공기로
gonggiro — With air; by means of air; into air
둘러싸인
dulleossain — Surrounded by; encircled; wrapped around by
날씨가
nalssiga — Weather (subject marker); the weather condition
잔잔할
janjanhal — Calm; still; tranquil (future/conditional form)
때에는
ttaeneun — At the time; when; during that occasion
태양이
taeyangi — Sun (subject marker); the sun
보였는데
boyeonneunde — Was visible; could be seen (background context)
흘러나오는
heulleonaoneun — Flowing out; streaming from (modifying form)
보라빛
borabit — Purple hue; violet-colored light or tint
꽃처럼
kkotcheoreom — Like a flower; resembling a blossom
보였습니다
boyeotsseumnida — Appeared; looked like; seemed (formal past)
어린
eorin — Young; little; small in age
공주들
gongjudeul — Princesses (plural); multiple young princesses
각자는
gakjaneun — Each one (topic); each person individually
정원에
jeongwone — In the garden; at the garden location
작은
jageun — Small; little; tiny in size
땅뙈기를
ttangttwaegireul — A small plot of land (object marker)
가지고
gajigo — Having; possessing (connective verb form)
그곳에서
geugoeseo — There; in that place; at that spot
자신이
jasini — Oneself (subject); one's own self
원하는
wonhaneun — Wanting; desired; as one wishes (modifier)
대로
daero — As; according to; just as one wants
땅을
ttangeul — Ground/land (object marker); the soil
파고
pago — Digging and; dig (connective verb form)
식물을
singmureul — Plant (object marker); a plant or vegetation
심을
simeul — To plant; planting (future modifier form)
su — Ability; can; possibility (used with verbs)
han — One; a certain; one particular (determiner)
공주는
gongjuneun — A princess (topic); as for one princess
자신의
jasinui — One's own; her own (possessive form)
화단을
hwadaneul — Flower bed (object marker); a garden bed
고래
gorae — Whale; large marine mammal
모양으로
moyangeuro — In the shape of; shaped like something
꾸몄고
kkumyeotgo — Decorated and; arranged (past, connecting clause)
tto — Again; also; additionally
다른
dareun — Other; different; another one
것을
geoseul — Thing (object marker); that thing
인어
ineo — Mermaid; mythical half-human fish creature
만드는
mandeuneun — Making; creating (present modifier form)
것이
geosi — Thing (subject); the fact that; it being
deo — More; further; to a greater degree
좋겠다고
jokettago — That it would be better; preferring (quote)
생각했습니다
saenggakhaetsseumnida — Thought; considered (formal past tense)
그러나
geureona — However; but; on the other hand
막내의
mangnaeeui — The youngest one's; belonging to the youngest
화단은
hwadaneun — The flower bed (topic); as for the garden bed
태양처럼
taeyankcheoreom — Like the sun; resembling the sun in shape
둥글었고
dunggeureotgo — Was round and; circular (past, connecting clause)
노을
noeul — Sunset glow; twilight hues on the horizon
jil — Setting (of sun); happening (future modifier)
ttae — Time; moment; when something occurs
태양의
taeyang-ui — Of the sun; the sun's (possessive form)
광선처럼
gwangseonchereom — Like sunbeams; resembling rays of light
붉은
bulgeun — Red; crimson; deep red in color
꽃들로
kkotdeulro — With flowers; filled with blooming flowers
가득했습니다
gadeukhaetsseumnida — Was full of; was filled with (formal past)
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