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English → Korean CHAPTER I. Level 8/10

Bates, to be surgeon to the Swallow, Captain Abraham Pannel, commander; with whom I continued three years and a half, making a voyage or two into the Levant, and some other parts.

베이츠 밑에서 스왈로 호의 외과의로 일하게 되었는데, 그 배의 선장은 에이브러햄 패넬이었다. 나는 그와 함께 삼 년 반을 지내며 레반트와 그 밖의 여러 지역으로 한두 차례 항해를 하였다.

When I came back I resolved to settle in London; to which Mr. Bates, my master, encouraged me, and by him I was recommended to several patients.

귀국한 후 나는 런던에 정착하기로 결심하였는데, 스승인 베이츠 씨가 이를 권유해 주었고, 그의 소개로 여러 환자들을 맡게 되었다.

I took part of a small house in the Old Jewry; and being advised to alter my condition, I married Mrs. Mary Burton, second daughter to Mr. Edmund Burton, hosier, in Newgate-street, with whom I received four hundred pounds for a portion.

나는 올드 주리에 있는 작은 집의 일부를 빌렸고, 신분을 바꾸라는 권고를 받아 뉴게이트 스트리트에서 양말 장수를 하는 에드먼드 버턴 씨의 둘째 딸 메리 버턴 양과 결혼하였으며, 그녀와 함께 지참금으로 사백 파운드를 받았다.

But my good master Bates dying in two years after, and I having few friends, my business began to fail; for my conscience would not suffer me to imitate the bad practice of too many among my brethren.

그러나 훌륭한 스승 베이츠 씨가 그로부터 이 년 후에 세상을 떠나고, 나에게는 친구도 거의 없었기에 사업이 기울기 시작하였다. 왜냐하면 나의 양심이 동료 의사들 중 많은 이들의 나쁜 관행을 따르는 것을 허락하지 않았기 때문이다.

Having therefore consulted with my wife, and some of my acquaintance, I determined to go again to sea.

그리하여 아내와 몇몇 지인들과 상의한 끝에, 나는 다시 바다로 나가기로 결심하였다.

I was surgeon successively in two ships, and made several voyages, for six years, to the East and West Indies, by which I got some addition to my fortune.

나는 두 척의 배에 차례로 외과의로 승선하여 육 년 동안 동인도와 서인도로 여러 차례 항해를 하였고, 그로 인해 재산을 어느 정도 불릴 수 있었다.

My hours of leisure I spent in reading the best authors, ancient and modern, being always provided with a good number of books; and when I was ashore, in observing the manners and dispositions of the people, as well as learning their language; wherein I had a great facility, by the strength of my memory.

여가 시간에는 고대와 현대의 훌륭한 작가들의 책을 읽으며 보냈는데, 항상 많은 수의 책을 갖추고 다녔다. 그리고 육지에 있을 때에는 사람들의 풍습과 성향을 관찰하고 그들의 언어를 배우는 데 힘썼으며, 이 방면에서 나는 뛰어난 기억력 덕분에 큰 능숙함을 발휘하였다.

Vocabulary

밑에서
mi-te-seo — Under, beneath, or below someone or something
호의
ho-ui — Goodwill, kindness, or favorable intention toward someone
외과의로
oe-gwa-ui-ro — As a surgeon; in the role of a surgical doctor
일하게
il-ha-ge — To come to work; in a way that leads to working
되었는데
doe-eon-neun-de — Came to be; became, with additional context following
geu — He, that; a pronoun or demonstrative adjective
배의
bae-ui — Of the ship; belonging to or relating to a vessel
선장은
seon-jang-eun — The captain (of a ship) is; ship's commanding officer
나는
na-neun — I; first-person singular subject pronoun in Korean
그와
geu-wa — With him; together with that person
함께
ham-kke — Together, jointly; doing something with another person
sam — Three; the number three in Sino-Korean counting
nyeon — Year; unit of time equal to twelve months
반을
ban-eul — Half; one half of a unit (object marker attached)
지내며
ji-nae-myeo — While spending time; passing time in a certain way
밖의
bakk-ui — Outside of; beyond a certain place or boundary
여러
yeo-reo — Several, various; more than one kind or place
지역으로
ji-yeok-eu-ro — To various regions; toward different geographical areas
한두
han-du — One or two; a small approximate number of times
차례
cha-rye — Times, occasions; number of occurrences of an event
항해를
hang-hae-reul — Voyage, navigation; traveling by sea (object marker attached)
하였다
ha-yeoss-da — Did, performed; past tense of the verb 하다
귀국한
gwi-guk-han — Having returned to one's home country
hu — After, following; subsequent to a certain event or time
정착하기로
jeong-chak-ha-gi-ro — Decided to settle down; to establish oneself in a place
결심하였는데
gyeol-sim-ha-yeoss-neun-de — Had resolved, decided; made up one's mind firmly
스승인
seu-seung-in — Who is a teacher/mentor; one's respected instructor
씨가
ssi-ga — Mr./Ms. (honorific title); subject marker attached
이를
i-reul — This (thing); object marker referring to something mentioned
권유해
gwon-yu-hae — Recommended, advised; urged someone to do something
주었고
ju-eoss-go — Gave and; did something for someone, continuing the sentence
그의
geu-ui — His; possessive form of the third-person pronoun
소개로
so-gae-ro — Through an introduction; by means of a referral
환자들을
hwan-ja-deul-eul — Patients; sick people under a doctor's care (object marker)
맡게
mat-ge — To take charge of; to come to be responsible for
되었다
doe-eoss-da — Became; past tense indicating a change of state
있는
in-neun — That is located; existing or situated somewhere
작은
ja-geun — Small, little; of limited size or extent
집의
jip-ui — Of the house; possessive form relating to a building
일부를
il-bu-reul — A part of; a portion or section of something
빌렸고
bil-lyeoss-go — Rented, borrowed; leased a space and continued
신분을
sin-bun-eul — Social status, identity; one's rank or standing (object marker)
바꾸라는
ba-kku-ra-neun — To change; instruction or advice to alter something
권고를
gwon-go-reul — Advice, recommendation; a formal suggestion (object marker)
받아
ba-da — Received, accepted; got something given or offered
양말
yang-mal — Socks, stockings; foot coverings worn inside shoes
장수를
jang-su-reul — Merchant, vendor; a trader selling goods (object marker)
하는
ha-neun — Who does; present tense modifier describing an action
둘째
dul-jjae — Second; the ordinal number indicating second position
ttal — Daughter; a female child of one's parents
양과
yang-gwa — Miss and; honorific for unmarried woman, with conjunction
결혼하였으며
gyeol-hon-ha-yeoss-eu-myeo — Married and; got married, with continuation of sentence
그녀와
geu-nyeo-wa — With her; together with that woman (conjunctive form)
지참금으로
ji-cham-geum-eu-ro — As a dowry; money brought by a bride to marriage
사백
sa-baek — Four hundred; the number 400 in Sino-Korean
파운드를
pa-un-deu-reul — Pounds; British currency unit (object marker attached)
받았다
ba-dass-da — Received; got something in the past tense
그러나
geu-reo-na — However, but; a conjunction indicating contrast
훌륭한
hul-lyung-han — Excellent, wonderful; of outstanding quality or character
스승
seu-seung — Teacher, mentor; a respected instructor or master
그로부터
geu-ro-bu-teo — From him; starting from that person or point
i — This; a demonstrative adjective indicating something nearby
후에
hu-e — After that; following a particular time or event
세상을
se-sang-eul — The world; all of existence (object marker attached)
떠나고
tteo-na-go — Left and; departed from a place, continuing the sentence
나에게는
na-e-ge-neun — As for me; topic marker emphasizing the speaker
친구도
chin-gu-do — Friends also; even friends, with inclusive particle attached
거의
geo-ui — Almost, hardly; very nearly or scarcely any
없었기에
eop-seoss-gi-e — Because there were none; absence as a reason
사업이
sa-eop-i — Business; a commercial enterprise (subject marker attached)
기울기
gi-ul-gi — To decline, lean; beginning to deteriorate or tilt
시작하였다
si-jak-ha-yeoss-da — Began, started; commenced an action in the past
왜냐하면
wae-nya-ha-myeon — Because, the reason is; introduces an explanation
나의
na-ui — My; first-person singular possessive pronoun
양심이
yang-sim-i — Conscience; one's inner moral sense (subject marker)
동료
dong-ryo — Colleague, peer; someone working in the same field
의사들
ui-sa-deul — Doctors; medical professionals (plural form)
jung — Among, in the middle of; within a group or set
많은
man-eun — Many, numerous; a large number or quantity of
이들의
i-deul-ui — Of these people; possessive referring to a group
나쁜
na-ppeun — Bad, wrong; of poor or harmful moral quality
관행을
gwan-haeng-eul — Practice, custom; an established or habitual way of doing
따르는
tta-reu-neun — Following, adhering to; acting in accordance with something
것을
geo-seul — The act of; nominalizer making a verb into a noun phrase
허락하지
heo-rak-ha-ji — Not permit; allow or grant (used in negative construction)
않았기
an-ass-gi — Did not; past negative form used as a reason clause
때문이다
ttae-mun-i-da — It is because; indicates a cause or reason
그리하여
geu-ri-ha-yeo — Therefore, thus; as a result of what was mentioned
아내와
a-nae-wa — With wife; one's spouse, with conjunctive particle
몇몇
myeot-myeot — Some, a few; a small indefinite number of people
지인들과
ji-in-deul-gwa — With acquaintances; people one knows (with conjunction)
상의한
sang-ui-han — Consulted, discussed; talked over with others
끝에
kkeut-e — At the end of; after concluding a process or discussion
다시
da-si — Again, once more; returning to a previous action
바다로
ba-da-ro — To the sea; toward or onto the ocean
나가기로
na-ga-gi-ro — To go out; decided to head out somewhere
du — Two; the number two in native Korean counting
척의
cheok-ui — Of vessels; counter for ships (possessive form)
배에
bae-e — On the ship; location marker attached to vessel
차례로
cha-rye-ro — In turn, successively; one after another in order
승선하여
seung-seon-ha-yeo — Having boarded a ship; embarked on a vessel
yuk — Six; the number six in Sino-Korean counting
동안
dong-an — During, for a period of; throughout a span of time
하였고
ha-yeoss-go — Did and; past tense with continuation to next clause
그로
geu-ro — By that, through that; by means of what was mentioned
인해
in-hae — Due to, because of; as a result of something
재산을
jae-san-eul — Wealth, assets; one's property or financial holdings
어느
eo-neu — Some, a certain; an unspecified degree or amount
정도
jeong-do — Degree, extent; a certain level or amount of something
불릴
bul-lil — To increase, grow; to cause wealth or assets to expand
su — Ability, possibility; can, able to do something
있었다
iss-eoss-da — There was; existed or was able to in the past
여가
yeo-ga — Leisure, free time; time not occupied by work
시간에는
si-gan-e-neun — During the time; topic marker on a period of time
고대와
go-dae-wa — Ancient times and; referring to antiquity with conjunction
현대의
hyeon-dae-ui — Of modern times; relating to the contemporary era
작가들의
jak-ga-deul-ui — Of authors/writers; belonging to literary creators
책을
chaek-eul — Books; written works (object marker attached)
읽으며
il-geu-myeo — While reading; reading books as an ongoing activity
보냈는데
bo-naess-neun-de — Spent time; passed time in a certain way, with context
항상
hang-sang — Always, constantly; at all times without exception
수의
su-ui — Sufficient amount; of enough quantity or number
갖추고
gat-chu-go — Having equipped, prepared; keeping things ready at hand
다녔다
da-nyeoss-da — Went around, attended; habitually traveled or carried on
그리고
geu-ri-go — And, also; a conjunction connecting additional information
육지에
yuk-ji-e — On land; on the ground as opposed to the sea
있을
iss-eul — When being; future/conditional modifier of existence
때에는
ttae-e-neun — At the time of; topic marker on a particular occasion
사람들의
sa-ram-deul-ui — Of people; possessive form referring to a group of people
풍습과
pung-seup-gwa — Customs and; cultural habits and traditions with conjunction
성향을
seong-hyang-eul — Tendencies, dispositions; natural inclinations of people
관찰하고
gwan-chal-ha-go — Observing and; carefully watching and noting behavior
그들의
geu-deul-ui — Their; possessive pronoun referring to a group of people
언어를
eon-eo-reul — Language; a system of communication (object marker)
배우는
bae-u-neun — Learning; acquiring knowledge or a new skill
de — In doing; nominalizer indicating effort toward an activity
힘썼으며
him-sseo-sseu-myeo — Strived, made effort; worked hard at something and continued
방면에서
bang-myeon-e-seo — In the field of; in terms of a particular area or aspect
뛰어난
ttwi-eo-nan — Outstanding, excellent; exceptionally skilled or talented
기억력
gi-eong-nyeok — Memory capacity; the ability to remember things well
덕분에
deok-bun-e — Thanks to; because of a positive cause or benefit
keun — Great, large, big; of considerable size or degree
능숙함을
neung-suk-ham-eul — Proficiency, skill; high level of competence (object marker)
발휘하였다
bal-hwi-ha-yeoss-da — Displayed, demonstrated; showed one's ability or talent
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