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There was a great lamentation, for no one expected John to succeed better than those who had been suitors before.

큰 슬픔이 있었으니, 아무도 요한이 이전에 구혼자였던 사람들보다 더 잘 성공할 것이라고 기대하지 않았기 때문이었다.

In the evening John's comrade prepared a large bowl of punch, and said, "Now let us be merry, and drink to the health of the princess."

저녁에 요한의 동료는 큰 그릇에 펀치를 준비하고 말했다, "자, 즐겁게 지내며 공주의 건강을 위해 건배합시다."

But after drinking two glasses, John became so sleepy, that he could not keep his eyes open, and fell fast asleep.

그러나 두 잔을 마신 후, 요한은 너무 졸려서 눈을 뜨고 있을 수가 없어 깊이 잠들어 버렸다.

Then his fellow-traveller lifted him gently out of his chair, and laid him on the bed; and as soon as it was quite dark, he took the two large wings which he had cut from the dead swan, and tied them firmly to his own shoulders.

그러자 그의 동행자는 그를 의자에서 부드럽게 들어올려 침대에 눕혔다. 그리고 완전히 어두워지자마자, 그는 죽은 백조에게서 잘라낸 두 개의 큰 날개를 꺼내어 자신의 어깨에 단단히 묶었다.

Then he put into his pocket the largest of the three rods which he had obtained from the old woman who had fallen and broken her leg.

그런 다음 그는 넘어져 다리가 부러진 노파에게서 얻은 세 개의 지팡이 중 가장 큰 것을 주머니에 넣었다.

After this he opened the window, and flew away over the town, straight towards the palace, and seated himself in a corner, under the window which looked into the bedroom of the princess.

그런 후 그는 창문을 열고 마을 위를 날아 곧장 궁전을 향해 날아가, 공주의 침실을 바라보는 창문 아래 구석에 자리를 잡았다.

The town was perfectly still when the clocks struck a quarter to twelve.

시계가 열두 시 십오 분 전을 알렸을 때 마을은 완전히 고요했다.

Presently the window opened, and the princess, who had large black wings to her shoulders, and a long white mantle, flew away over the city towards a high mountain.

이윽고 창문이 열리고, 어깨에 크고 검은 날개를 달고 긴 흰 망토를 걸친 공주가 높은 산을 향해 도시 위를 날아갔다.

Vocabulary

keun — Large, big, great in size or extent
슬픔이
seulpeumi — Sadness, sorrow (subject marker attached)
있었으니
isseosseuni — There was, because there was (connective)
아무도
amudo — Nobody, no one at all
이전에
ijeon-e — Before, previously, in the past
구혼자였던
guhonjaуeotdeon — Who had been a suitor, one who proposed marriage
사람들보다
saramdeulboda — Compared to the people, more than others
deo — More, further, to a greater degree
jal — Well, skillfully, successfully
성공할
seonggonghal — Will succeed, going to be successful
것이라고
geosirago — That it will be, quoting a prediction or belief
기대하지
gidaehaji — Not expect, not anticipate (negative form)
않았기
anhassgi — Because did not, negative past causal form
때문이었다
ttaemun-ieotda — It was because of, the reason was
저녁에
jeonyeoge — In the evening, at evening time
동료는
dongnyoneun — Colleague, companion (topic marker attached)
그릇에
geureus-e — In a bowl, into a container or dish
펀치를
peonchireul — Punch (drink), object marker attached
준비하고
junbihago — Prepared and, got ready and then
말했다
malhaetda — Said, spoke, uttered past tense
ja — Come now, let's go, exclamation urging action
즐겁게
jeulgeopge — Enjoyably, in a fun and cheerful manner
지내며
jinaemyeo — Spending time and, living while doing something
공주의
gongjuui — Princess's, belonging to the princess
건강을
geonggang-eul — Health (object marker), one's physical wellbeing
위해
wihae — For the sake of, in order to benefit
건배합시다
geonbaehabsida — Let's toast, let us raise our glasses together
그러나
geureona — However, but, nevertheless contrasting conjunction
du — Two, the number two before a noun
잔을
janeul — Cup, glass (object marker attached)
마신
masin — Drank, having drunk a beverage
hu — After, following a certain point in time
너무
neomu — Too, excessively, overly so
졸려서
jollyeoseo — So sleepy that, drowsy causing a result
눈을
nuneul — Eyes (object marker), referring to one's eyes
뜨고
tteugo — Opening (eyes) and, keeping eyes open
있을
isseul — To be able to remain, to exist continuing
수가
suga — Ability, possibility (subject marker attached)
없어
eopseo — Cannot, there is no way, impossible
깊이
gip-i — Deeply, profoundly in a deep manner
잠들어
jamdeureо — Fell asleep, drifted into sleep
버렸다
beoryeotda — Ended up doing, completed an action regrettably
그러자
geureoja — Then, thereupon, at that moment consequently
그의
geuui — His, belonging to him possessive pronoun
동행자는
donghaengja-neun — Traveling companion (topic marker), one who accompanies
그를
geureul — Him (object marker), referring to a male person
의자에서
uijaeeseo — From the chair, off of a seat
부드럽게
budeureobge — Gently, softly in a tender manner
들어올려
deureoolllyeo — Lifted up, raised and carried upward
침대에
chimdae-e — On the bed, onto or at the bed
눕혔다
Laid down, placed someone in lying position
그리고
geurigo — And then, and also additive conjunction
완전히
wanjeonhi — Completely, entirely, fully without exception
어두워지자마자
eoduweojijamaja — As soon as it became dark, immediately upon darkness
그는
geuneun — He (topic marker), as for him
죽은
jugeun — Dead, deceased that has died
백조에게서
baekjoegeso — From the swan, obtained from a swan
잘라낸
jallanaen — Cut off, having severed from something
개의
gaeui — Of a number of, counting units possessive
날개를
nalgaereul — Wings (object marker), referring to bird wings
꺼내어
kkeonaeo — Took out, pulled out from somewhere
자신의
jasinui — One's own, belonging to oneself reflexive possessive
어깨에
eokkaee — On the shoulders, at one's shoulder
단단히
dandanhi — Firmly, tightly, securely fastened
묶었다
mukkeotda — Tied, bound, fastened with a knot
그런
geureon — Such, that kind of, of that sort
다음
daeum — Next, following, the one after
넘어져
neomeojyeo — Fallen over, having tripped and fallen
다리가
dariga — Leg (subject marker), referring to a limb
부러진
bureojin — Broken, fractured, snapped in two
노파에게서
nopa-egeseo — From the old woman, received from an elderly woman
얻은
eodeun — Obtained, received, acquired from someone
se — Three, the number three before a noun
지팡이
jipangi — Walking stick, cane used for support
jung — Among, in the middle of a group
가장
gajang — Most, the best superlative degree marker
것을
geoseul — The thing (object marker), a certain item
주머니에
jumeonie — In the pocket, into a pocket or pouch
넣었다
neoheotda — Put in, placed inside something
창문을
changmuneul — Window (object marker), a glass opening in wall
열고
yeolgo — Opening and, opened and then did something
마을
maeul — Village, small town or community
위를
wireul — Above, over the top of something
날아
nara — Flying, soaring through the air
곧장
gotjang — Straight, directly without deviation
궁전을
gungjeon-eul — Palace (object marker), royal residence building
향해
hyanghae — Toward, heading in the direction of
날아가
naraga — Flew toward, went flying in a direction
침실을
chimsireul — Bedroom (object marker), a room for sleeping
바라보는
baraboneun — Looking toward, facing and viewing something
창문
changmun — Window, an opening in a wall with glass
아래
arae — Below, under, beneath something
구석에
guseoge — In the corner, at a secluded corner spot
자리를
jarireul — Spot, seat, place (object marker)
잡았다
jabatda — Took, grabbed, secured a position or grip
시계가
sigyega — Clock, watch (subject marker) timepiece
열두
yeoldu — Twelve, the number twelve
si — O'clock, hour unit of time
십오
sibo — Fifteen, the number fifteen
bun — Minute, unit of time equal to 60 seconds
전을
jeoneul — Before (object marker), a time before an event
알렸을
allyeosseul — Had announced, had struck to signal time
ttae — Time, moment, when a certain point occurs
마을은
maeureun — The village (topic marker), as for the village
고요했다
goyohaetda — Was quiet, was still and calm
이윽고
ieugo — Before long, after a while, soon after
창문이
changmuni — Window (subject marker), the window itself
열리고
yeolligo — Opened and, was opened and then
크고
keugo — Large and, big and then something else
검은
geomeun — Black, dark in color
달고
dalgo — Attached and, wearing and carrying along
gin — Long, lengthy in dimension
huin — White, of white color
망토를
mangtoreul — Cape, cloak (object marker) long outer garment
걸친
geolchin — Wearing, draped over the body
공주가
gongjuga — Princess (subject marker), a royal female
높은
nopeun — High, tall, elevated in position
산을
saneul — Mountain (object marker), a large natural elevation
도시
dosi — City, urban area large populated place
날아갔다
naragatda — Flew away, went flying off into distance
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