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Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen — Page 916

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All is dance, song and sound: the masks will carry you away with them, and the daughters of vanity, clad in silk and satin, will come with loose hair and alluring charms; but tear yourself away if you can!

모든 것이 춤과 노래와 소리로 가득합니다. 가면들이 당신을 데려갈 것이고, 비단과 공단으로 차려입은 허영의 딸들이 풀어헤친 머리카락과 매혹적인 매력을 지니고 찾아올 것입니다. 하지만 할 수 있다면 스스로를 떼어내십시오!

"The sixth glass! Yes, in that glass sits a demon, in the form of a little, well dressed, attractive and very fascinating man, who thoroughly understands you, agrees with you in everything, and becomes quite a second self to you.

"여섯 번째 잔! 그렇습니다, 그 잔 속에는 악마가 앉아 있는데, 말쑥하게 차려입고 매력적이며 매우 흥미로운 작은 남자의 모습을 하고 있습니다. 그는 당신을 완전히 이해하고, 모든 것에 동의하며, 당신의 또 다른 자아가 됩니다.

He has a lantern with him, to give you light as he accompanies you home.

그는 당신을 집까지 데려다주면서 빛을 밝혀줄 등불을 가지고 있습니다.

There is an old legend about a saint who was allowed to choose one of the seven deadly sins, and who accordingly chose drunkenness, which appeared to him the least, but which led him to commit all the other six.

일곱 가지 대죄 중 하나를 선택할 수 있었던 한 성인에 대한 오래된 전설이 있는데, 그는 가장 가벼워 보이는 술취함을 선택했지만, 그것이 나머지 여섯 가지 죄를 모두 저지르게 만들었습니다.

The man's blood is mingled with that of the demon.

그 남자의 피는 악마의 피와 섞여 있습니다.

It is the sixth glass, and with that the germ of all evil shoots up within us; and each one grows up with a strength like that of the grains of mustard-seed, and shoots up into a tree, and spreads over the whole world: and most people have no choice but to go into the oven, to be re-cast in a new form.

그것이 바로 여섯 번째 잔이며, 그 잔과 함께 모든 악의 씨앗이 우리 안에서 싹트기 시작합니다. 그리고 각각의 씨앗은 겨자씨알만한 힘으로 자라나 나무가 되고, 온 세상에 퍼져나갑니다. 그리하여 대부분의 사람들은 새로운 형태로 다시 만들어지기 위해 용광로 속으로 들어갈 수밖에 없게 됩니다.

"That's the history of the glasses," said the tower-keeper Ole, "and it can be told with lacquer or only with grease; but I give it you with both!"

"그것이 바로 잔들의 이야기입니다," 탑지기 올레가 말했습니다. "이 이야기는 옻칠을 하여 전할 수도 있고 기름만으로 전할 수도 있지만, 나는 두 가지 모두를 사용하여 전해드렸습니다!"

Vocabulary

모든
mo-deun — All, every; refers to the entirety of something.
것이
geo-si — Thing that; subject marker form of 것 (thing).
춤과
chum-gwa — Dance and; 춤 means dance, 과 is conjunction.
노래와
no-rae-wa — Song and; 노래 means song, 와 is conjunction.
소리로
so-ri-ro — With sound; 소리 means sound or noise.
가득합니다
ga-deuk-ham-ni-da — Is full of; formal ending expressing abundance.
가면들이
ga-myeon-deul-i — Masks (plural subject); 가면 means mask.
당신을
dang-sin-eul — You (object); formal second-person pronoun, object form.
데려갈
de-ryeo-gal — Will take away; future modifier form of 데려가다.
것이고
geo-si-go — It is (thing) and; connective clause continuation.
비단과
bi-dan-gwa — Silk and; 비단 means silk fabric.
공단으로
gong-dan-eu-ro — With satin; 공단 means satin fabric.
차려입은
cha-ryeo-i-beun — Dressed up in; wearing fine or elaborate clothing.
허영의
heo-yeong-ui — Of vanity; possessive form of 허영 (vanity).
딸들이
ddal-deul-i — Daughters (plural subject); 딸 means daughter.
머리카락과
meo-ri-ka-rak-gwa — Hair and; 머리카락 means strand(s) of hair.
매혹적인
mae-hok-jeok-in — Enchanting, alluring; having a captivating or charming quality.
매력을
mae-ryeok-eul — Charm, appeal (object); 매력 means attractiveness or charm.
지니고
ji-ni-go — Possessing and; carrying or having something with oneself.
찾아올
cha-ja-ol — Will come to visit; future modifier of 찾아오다.
것입니다
geo-sim-ni-da — It is (the thing); formal declarative sentence ending.
하지만
ha-ji-man — However, but; common contrastive conjunction.
hal — To do (future modifier); modifying form of 하다.
su — Ability, possibility; used in 할 수 있다 (can do).
있다면
it-da-myeon — If one can; conditional form of 있다 (to exist/be able).
스스로를
seu-seu-ro-reul — Oneself (object); reflexive pronoun meaning by oneself.
여섯
yeo-seot — Six; native Korean numeral for the number six.
번째
beon-jjae — Ordinal suffix meaning -th; e.g., 여섯 번째 = sixth.
jan — Cup, glass; a cup or goblet used for drinking.
그렇습니다
geu-reo-sseum-ni-da — That is correct; formal affirmation meaning 'yes, that's so.'
geu — That, it; third-person demonstrative or pronoun.
속에는
so-ge-neun — Inside, within (topic); 속 means inside or interior.
악마가
ang-ma-ga — Devil, demon (subject); 악마 means devil or evil spirit.
앉아
an-ja — Sitting; connective form of 앉다 (to sit).
있는데
in-neun-de — Is (there) and; present tense with mild contrast connector.
차려입고
cha-ryeo-ip-go — Dressed up and; wearing fine clothes, connective form.
매력적이며
mae-ryeok-jeok-i-myeo — Charming and; being attractive while connecting to next clause.
매우
mae-u — Very, extremely; common adverb of degree.
흥미로운
heung-mi-ro-un — Interesting, intriguing; describing something that arouses curiosity.
작은
ja-geun — Small, little; adjective modifying a noun.
남자의
nam-ja-ui — Of a man; possessive form of 남자 (man).
모습을
mo-seu-beul — Appearance, form (object); 모습 means look or figure.
하고
ha-go — Doing and; connective form of 하다 (to do/have).
있습니다
it-seum-ni-da — There is/exists; formal present tense of 있다.
그는
geu-neun — He (topic); third-person masculine pronoun with topic marker.
완전히
wan-jeon-hi — Completely, fully; adverb meaning entirely or perfectly.
이해하고
i-hae-ha-go — Understanding and; connective form of 이해하다 (to understand).
것에
geo-se — To/about the thing; 것 (thing) with locative marker.
동의하며
dong-ui-ha-myeo — Agreeing and; connective form of 동의하다 (to agree).
당신의
dang-sin-ui — Your; possessive form of 당신 (you, formal).
tto — Also, again; common adverb meaning additionally or once more.
다른
da-reun — Other, different; adjective meaning another or distinct.
자아가
ja-a-ga — Ego, self (subject); 자아 means the self or ego.
됩니다
doem-ni-da — Becomes; formal present tense of 되다 (to become).
집까지
jip-kka-ji — All the way home; 집 (home) with limit particle 까지.
빛을
bi-cheul — Light (object); 빛 means light or glow.
밝혀줄
bal-kyeo-jul — Will illuminate/light up; future modifier of 밝혀주다.
등불을
deung-bul-eul — Lantern, lamp (object); 등불 means a lantern or torch light.
가지고
ga-ji-go — Holding and; connective form of 가지다 (to have/carry).
일곱
il-gop — Seven; native Korean numeral for seven.
가지
ga-ji — Kind, type; counter for types or varieties.
대죄
dae-jwe — Deadly sin; 대 means great, 죄 means sin or crime.
jung — Among, in the middle of; preposition indicating selection from a group.
하나를
ha-na-reul — One (object); 하나 is native Korean for one.
선택할
seon-taek-hal — Will choose; future modifier form of 선택하다 (to choose).
있었던
it-seot-deon — That existed/had; past retrospective modifier of 있다.
han — One, a certain; numeral or indefinite article in Korean.
성인에
seong-in-e — To/about a saint; 성인 means saint or holy person.
대한
dae-han — About, regarding; postposition meaning concerning something.
오래된
o-rae-doen — Old, ancient; describing something that has existed long.
전설이
jeon-seol-i — Legend (subject); 전설 means a legend or myth.
가장
ga-jang — Most; superlative adverb meaning the most or greatest.
가벼워
ga-byeo-wo — Light (in weight); connective form of 가볍다 (to be light).
보이는
bo-i-neun — Appearing, seeming; present modifier of 보이다 (to appear/seem).
선택했지만
seon-taek-haet-ji-man — Chose but; past tense of 선택하다 with contrast connector.
그것이
geu-geo-si — That thing (subject); demonstrative pronoun with subject marker.
나머지
na-meo-ji — The rest, remainder; what remains after something is removed.
죄를
jwe-reul — Sin, crime (object); 죄 means sin, wrongdoing, or crime.
모두
mo-du — All, everyone; meaning all of something or everyone.
만들었습니다
man-deul-eot-seum-ni-da — Made (it); formal past tense of 만들다 (to make/cause).
피는
pi-neun — Blood (topic); 피 means blood with topic marker 는.
악마의
ang-ma-ui — Devil's, demon's; possessive form of 악마 (devil).
피와
pi-wa — Blood and; 피 (blood) with conjunction 와.
섞여
seok-kyeo — Mixed with; connective form of 섞이다 (to be mixed).
바로
ba-ro — Exactly, right; adverb meaning precisely or directly.
잔이며
ja-ni-myeo — Is a cup and; 잔 (cup) with copula and connector.
잔과
jan-gwa — Cup and; 잔 (cup/glass) with conjunction 과.
함께
ham-kke — Together, along with; adverb meaning in company with.
악의
ag-ui — Evil's, of evil; possessive form of 악 (evil).
씨앗이
ssi-a-si — Seed (subject); 씨앗 means a seed of a plant.
우리
u-ri — We, our; first-person plural pronoun.
안에서
an-e-seo — Inside, within; 안 means inside with locative marker.
시작합니다
si-jak-ham-ni-da — Begins, starts; formal present tense of 시작하다 (to start).
그리고
geu-ri-go — And, and then; common additive conjunction.
각각의
gak-gak-ui — Each, respective; possessive form of 각각 (each one).
씨앗은
ssi-a-seun — Seed (topic); 씨앗 (seed) with topic marker 은.
힘으로
hi-meu-ro — With power/force; 힘 (strength) with instrumental marker.
자라나
ja-ra-na — Grows up and; connective form of 자라나다 (to grow up).
나무가
na-mu-ga — Tree (subject); 나무 means tree or wood.
되고
doe-go — Becomes and; connective form of 되다 (to become).
on — All, entire; modifier meaning the whole or entire.
세상에
se-sang-e — In the world; 세상 means the world with locative marker.
퍼져나갑니다
peo-jyeo-na-gam-ni-da — Spreads out; formal present of 퍼져나가다 (to spread outward).
그리하여
geu-ri-ha-yeo — Thus, therefore; formal conjunction meaning as a result.
대부분의
dae-bu-bu-nui — Most of; possessive form of 대부분 (the majority/most).
사람들은
sa-ram-deul-eun — People (topic); 사람들 (people) with topic marker 은.
새로운
sae-ro-un — New; adjective meaning fresh or newly made.
형태로
hyeong-tae-ro — In the form of; 형태 means form or shape.
다시
da-si — Again, once more; common adverb of repetition.
만들어지기
man-deul-eo-ji-gi — Being made; noun form of passive 만들어지다 (to be made).
위해
wi-hae — For the sake of; preposition expressing purpose.
속으로
so-geu-ro — Into the inside; 속 (inside) with directional marker 으로.
들어갈
deul-eo-gal — Will enter; future modifier of 들어가다 (to go in).
수밖에
su-ba-kke — Have no choice but; 수밖에 없다 means cannot but do.
없게
eop-ge — So as to not have; adverbial form of 없다 (to not exist).
잔들의
jan-deul-ui — Of the cups; possessive plural of 잔 (cup/glass).
이야기입니다
i-ya-gi-im-ni-da — It is a story; formal copula ending with 이야기 (story).
말했습니다
mal-haet-seum-ni-da — Said; formal past tense of 말하다 (to speak/say).
i — This; demonstrative adjective or pronoun for nearby things.
이야기는
i-ya-gi-neun — Story (topic); 이야기 (story) with topic marker 는.
하여
ha-yeo — Doing, by means of; connective form of 하다 (to do).
전할
jeon-hal — Will convey/pass on; future modifier of 전하다 (to convey).
수도
su-do — Can also; possibility particle 수 with additive marker 도.
있고
it-go — There is and; connective form of 있다 (to exist).
있지만
it-ji-man — There is but; contrast connector with 있다 (to exist).
나는
na-neun — I (topic); first-person pronoun with topic marker 는.
du — Two; native Korean numeral for two.
모두를
mo-du-reul — All, both (object); 모두 (all/both) with object marker.
사용하여
sa-yong-ha-yeo — Using and; connective form of 사용하다 (to use).
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