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English → Korean Chapter II. Level 8/10

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"You did," said I.

"그랬잖아요," 내가 말했다.

"And why did I do it, I should like to know?" exclaimed my sister.

"그런데 내가 왜 그랬는지 알고 싶군요?" 누나가 소리쳤다.

I whimpered, "I don't know."

나는 훌쩍이며 말했다, "모르겠어요."

"_I_ don't!" said my sister.

"_나도_ 몰라!" 누나가 말했다.

"I'd never do it again! I know that.

"다시는 절대 안 할 거야! 그건 알아.

I may truly say I've never had this apron of mine off since born you were.

네가 태어난 이후로 이 앞치마를 한 번도 벗은 적이 없다고 진심으로 말할 수 있어.

It's bad enough to be a blacksmith's wife (and him a Gargery) without being your mother."

네 엄마 노릇까지 하지 않아도 대장장이의 아내(그것도 가저리의)가 되는 것만으로도 충분히 힘든데."

My thoughts strayed from that question as I looked disconsolately at the fire.

나는 침울하게 불을 바라보며 그 질문에서 생각이 멀어졌다.

For the fugitive out on the marshes with the ironed leg, the mysterious young man, the file, the food, and the dreadful pledge I was under to commit a larceny on those sheltering premises, rose before me in the avenging coals.

쇠고랑을 찬 채 습지에 있는 도망자, 수수께끼의 청년, 줄칼, 음식, 그리고 그 은신처에서 절도를 저질러야 한다는 무서운 서약이 복수하듯 타오르는 석탄 속에서 내 눈앞에 떠올랐다.

"Hah!" said Mrs. Joe, restoring Tickler to his station.

"하!" 조 부인이 티클러를 제자리에 돌려놓으며 말했다.

"Churchyard, indeed! You may well say churchyard, you two."

"교회 묘지라고, 정말! 너희 둘이 교회 묘지라고 해도 할 말 없어."

One of us, by the by, had not said it at all.

그런데 사실 우리 중 한 명은 그런 말을 전혀 하지 않았다.

"You'll drive _me_ to the churchyard betwixt you, one of these days, and O, a pr-r-recious pair you'd be without me!"

"너희 둘이 언젠가 _나를_ 교회 묘지로 몰아갈 거야, 그리고 오, 나 없이는 정말 대-단한 한 쌍이 되겠구나!"

As she applied herself to set the tea-things, Joe peeped down at me over his leg, as if he were mentally casting me and himself up, and calculating what kind of pair we practically should make, under the grievous circumstances foreshadowed.

그녀가 찻잔들을 준비하는 동안, 조는 다리 너머로 나를 내려다보았는데, 마치 머릿속으로 나와 자신을 따져보며 예고된 그 암울한 상황 아래서 우리가 실제로 어떤 한 쌍이 될지 계산하는 것 같았다.

After that, he sat feeling his right-side flaxen curls and whisker, and following Mrs. Joe about with his blue eyes, as his manner always was at squally times.

그 후 그는 오른쪽의 아마색 곱슬머리와 구레나룻을 만지작거리며, 폭풍우 치는 시절에 늘 그러하듯 파란 눈으로 조 부인을 쫓아다녔다.

Vocabulary

그랬잖아요
geulaessjanayo — You did that, didn't you (polite reminder)
내가
naega — I (subject marker attached, nominative form)
말했다
malhaessda — Said, told (past tense declarative)
그런데
geureonde — But, however, by the way (conjunction)
wae — Why (interrogative adverb)
그랬는지
geulaenneunji — Why one did so (embedded question form)
알고
algo — Knowing, wanting to know (verb connective form)
싶군요
sipgunyo — It seems you want to (polite conjecture ending)
누나가
nunaga — Older sister (subject form, used by males)
소리쳤다
sorichyeossda — Shouted, cried out (past tense declarative)
나는
naneun — I (topic marker attached)
훌쩍이며
huljjeogimyeo — While sniffling, sobbing softly
모르겠어요
moreugeseoyo — I don't know (polite, uncertain expression)
나도
nado — I too, me also (inclusive particle)
몰라
molla — Don't know (casual, informal speech)
다시는
dasineun — Never again, not once more (emphatic)
절대
jeoldae — Absolutely, never (strong negation adverb)
an — Not (negation prefix before verb)
hal — Will do (future modifier form of 하다)
거야
geoya — Going to, will (casual future declaration)
그건
geugeon — That is, as for that (topic contraction)
알아
ara — Know, I know (casual present tense)
네가
nega — You (subject marker, informal second person)
태어난
taeeonan — Born (past modifier form of 태어나다)
이후로
ihuro — Since, after (from a point in time)
앞치마를
apchimareul — Apron (object marker attached)
한 번도
han beondo — Not even once (emphatic frequency expression)
벗은
beoseun — Taken off, removed (past modifier form)
적이 없다고
jeogi eopsdago — Saying there has never been a time
진심으로
jinsimeuro — Sincerely, from the heart (adverbial form)
말할 수 있어
malhal su isseo — Can say, am able to say (casual)
엄마
eomma — Mom, mother (informal address term)
노릇까지
noreutkkaji — Even the role of, duty up to
하지 않아도
haji anado — Even without doing, need not do
대장장이
daejangjangi — Blacksmith, ironsmith (traditional craftsman)
아내
anae — Wife (referring to one's own spouse)
그것도
geugeotsdo — And that too, moreover (additive emphasis)
되는
doeneun — Becoming, being (present modifier form)
것만으로도
geotmaneuroado — Even just by being, only by that alone
충분히
chungbunhi — Sufficiently, enough (adverb of degree)
힘든데
himdeunde — It is hard, difficult (background clause)
침울하게
chimulhage — Gloomily, dejectedly (adverbial form)
불을
bureul — Fire (object marker attached)
바라보며
barabomyeo — While gazing at, staring (connective form)
질문에서
jilmuneseo — From the question (locative source marker)
생각이 멀어졌다
saenggagi meoreojyeossda — Thoughts drifted away, mind wandered off
쇠고랑을 찬 채
soegorangeul chan chae — While wearing iron shackles, fettered
습지
seupji — Marsh, wetland, swampy area
도망자
domangja — Fugitive, runaway, escapee
수수께끼
susukkeukki — Mystery, riddle, enigma
청년
cheongnyon — Young man, youth (male in twenties)
음식
eumsik — Food, meal (general term)
그리고
geurigo — And, and then (additive conjunction)
은신처
eunsincheo — Hiding place, shelter, refuge
절도를 저질러야 한다는
jeoldoreul jeojirlleoya handaneun — That one must commit theft (reported clause)
무서운
museoun — Scary, fearful, terrifying (modifier form)
서약
seoyak — Oath, vow, solemn promise
복수하듯
boksuhadeut — As if taking revenge, vengefully
타오르는
taoreu​neun — Blazing, burning fiercely (present modifier)
석탄
seoktan — Coal (combustible black rock fuel)
속에서
sogeso — Inside, within (locative particle)
눈앞에
nunape — Before one's eyes, in front of
떠올랐다
tteoolass​da — Rose up, came to mind (past tense)
제자리에 돌려놓으며
jejarire dollyeonoeumyeo — While putting back in its place
교회 묘지
gyohoe myoji — Church graveyard, churchyard cemetery
정말
jeongmal — Really, truly (sincerity adverb)
너희 둘이
neohui duri — You two, both of you (informal plural)
해도 말 없어
haedo mal eopseo — No objection even if you do it
사실
sasil — In fact, actually, the truth
우리 중
uri jung — Among us, one of us
명은
myeongeun — (Counter for people) as for the one person
그런 말을 전혀 않았다
geureon mareul jeonhyeo anatda — Did not say such a thing at all
언젠가
eonjenga — Someday, at some point in time
나를 묘지로 몰아갈
nareul myojiro moragal — Will drive me to the graveyard (modifier)
없이는
eopsiineun — Without (emphatic absence particle)
단 한 쌍
dan han ssang — Just one pair, a single couple only
되겠구나
doegessuguna — Will surely become (exclamatory realization)
그녀가
geunyeoga — She (subject marker attached, formal)
찻잔들을 준비하는
chatjandeureul junbihaneun — Preparing the teacups (present modifier)
동안
dongan — During, while, for a period of time
다리 너머로
dari neomeoro — Over the threshold, beyond the bar
내려다보았는데
naeryeodaboasneunde — Looked down at (past tense background clause)
마치
machi — As if, just like (comparison adverb)
머릿속으로
meoritsogeuro — In one's head, mentally, internally
따져보며
ttajyeobomyeo — While calculating, weighing up carefully
예고된
yegodoen — Foretold, predicted, forewarned (modifier form)
암울한
amulhan — Gloomy, bleak, dark and depressing
상황 아래서
sanghwang areseo — Under the circumstances, in the situation
실제로
siljero — Actually, in reality, in practice
어떤
eotteon — What kind of, which, some sort of
될지
doelji — What will become (embedded uncertain future)
계산하는 것 같았다
gyesanhaneun geot gatassda — Seemed to be calculating (past conjecture)
오른쪽의
oreunjjogeui — Of the right side (possessive modifier)
곱슬머리
gopseulmori — Curly hair (naturally curled hair)
구레나룻
gurenarot — Sideburns, side whiskers on the cheeks
만지작거리며
manjijakkeorimyeo — While fidgeting with, toying with fingers
폭풍우 치는 시절
pokpungu chineun sijeol — Stormy times, turbulent period of life
늘 그러하듯
neul geureohadeuт — As always, as is usually the case
파란 눈으로
paran nuneuro — With blue eyes (instrumental form)
부인을 쫓아다녔다
buineul jjotadanyeossda — Followed the wife around, trailed after her
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