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English → Korean CHAPTER 1 Level 4/10

His beat is quiet. Shall I tell him to come with us?"

그의 순찰 구역은 조용합니다. 그에게 우리와 함께 오라고 할까요?"

"No," grinned the sergeant, and then looked up and watched the broad shoulders of the red-haired man, who advanced through the crowd as the prow of a ship lunges through the waves.

"아니오," 하고 경사가 씩 웃으며 말하고는, 고개를 들어 붉은 머리 남자의 넓은 어깨를 바라보았다. 그 남자는 배의 이물이 파도를 가르듯 군중 사이를 헤쳐 나아가고 있었다.

"Go get Morley," he said abruptly.

"몰리를 데려와," 그가 불쑥 말했다.

But Harrigan went on his way without misgivings, not that he forgot the policeman, but he was accustomed to stand under the suspicious eye of the law.

하지만 해리건은 아무런 걱정 없이 제 갈 길을 갔다. 경찰관을 잊은 것이 아니라, 그는 법의 의심스러운 눈길 아래 서는 것에 익숙해져 있었다.

In all the course of his wanderings it had been upon him.

그의 방랑 생활 내내 그것은 그를 따라다녔다.

His coming was to the men in uniform like the sound of the battle trumpet to the cavalry horse.

그의 등장은 제복을 입은 사람들에게 전투 나팔 소리가 기병대의 말에게 그러하듯 했다.

This, however, was Harrigan's first night in Honolulu, and there was much to see, much to do.

그러나 이날은 해리건이 호놀룰루에서 보내는 첫날 밤이었고, 볼 것도 많고 할 것도 많았다.

He had rambled through the streets; now he was headed for the Ivilei district.

그는 거리를 이리저리 돌아다녔고, 이제는 이빌레이 지구를 향해 가고 있었다.

Instinct brought him there, the still, small voice which had guided him from trouble to trouble all his life.

본능이 그를 그곳으로 이끌었다. 그것은 평생 그를 곤경에서 곤경으로 이끌어 온 조용하고 작은 목소리였다.

At a corner he stopped to watch a group of Kanakas who passed him, wreathed with leis and thrumming their ukuleles.

모퉁이에서 그는 발걸음을 멈추고 레이를 두르고 우쿨렐레를 퉁기며 지나가는 카나카 무리를 바라보았다.

They sang in their soft, many-voweled language and the sound was to Harrigan like the rush and lapse of water on a beach, infinitely soothing and as lazy as the atmosphere of Honolulu.

그들은 부드럽고 모음이 풍부한 언어로 노래를 불렀고, 그 소리는 해리건에게 해변에서 물이 밀려왔다 사라지는 것처럼 한없이 달래주고 호놀룰루의 분위기만큼이나 나른하게 느껴졌다.

All things are subdued in the strange city where East and West meet in the middle of the Pacific.

태평양 한가운데서 동양과 서양이 만나는 이 이국적인 도시에서는 모든 것이 차분하게 가라앉아 있다.

Vocabulary

그의
geu-eui — His; possessive pronoun referring to a male
순찰
sun-chal — Patrol; act of monitoring an area regularly
구역은
gu-yeok-eun — As for the district or zone (topic marker)
조용합니다
jo-yong-ham-ni-da — It is quiet; formal present tense form
그에게
geu-e-ge — To him; dative particle attached to pronoun
우리와
u-ri-wa — With us; first-person plural with comitative particle
함께
ham-kke — Together; in company with someone
오라고
o-ra-go — Quoting a command telling someone to come
할까요
hal-kka-yo — Shall we do; polite suggestion or proposal
아니오
a-ni-o — No; polite negative response to a question
하고
ha-go — Saying; quotative connective after speech
경사가
gyeong-sa-ga — The sergeant; police sergeant as subject
ssik — Each; distributive particle indicating small amounts
웃으며
us-eu-myeo — While smiling; simultaneous action connective form
말하고는
mal-ha-go-neun — After saying; sequential connective with contrast nuance
고개를
go-gae-reul — Head or neck; object marker attached
들어
deul-eo — Lifting up; raising one's head or object
붉은
bulg-eun — Red; adjective modifying a following noun
머리
meo-ri — Hair or head; top part of the body
남자의
nam-ja-eui — Of the man; possessive form of male noun
넓은
neolb-eun — Wide or broad; adjective describing large expanse
어깨를
eo-kkae-reul — Shoulders; body part as object of verb
바라보았다
ba-ra-bo-at-da — Gazed at; past tense of looking steadily
geu — That; demonstrative pronoun or article
남자는
nam-ja-neun — The man; male person as topic of sentence
배의
bae-eui — Of a ship; possessive form of ship noun
이물이
i-mul-i — The bow; front part of a ship as subject
파도를
pa-do-reul — Waves; ocean waves as object of verb
가르듯
ga-reu-deut — As if cutting; comparative connective form
군중
gun-jung — Crowd; a large gathering of people
사이를
sa-i-reul — Between or through; space among people
헤쳐
he-chyeo — Pushing through; parting or clearing a way
나아가고
na-a-ga-go — Advancing forward; moving ahead progressively
있었다
iss-eoss-da — Was doing; past progressive auxiliary verb form
데려와
de-ryeo-wa — Bring along; fetch and bring someone here
그가
geu-ga — He; third-person male pronoun as subject
불쑥
bul-ssuk — Abruptly; suddenly blurting something out
말했다
mal-haess-da — Said; past tense of the verb to speak
하지만
ha-ji-man — However; conjunctive showing contrast or opposition
아무런
a-mu-reon — Any; no kind of; used in negative contexts
걱정
geok-jeong — Worry; anxiety or concern about something
없이
eobs-i — Without; lacking something entirely
je — One's own; humble first-person possessive form
gal — To go; future modifier form of go
길을
gil-eul — The road or path; as object of a verb
갔다
gass-da — Went; simple past tense of to go
경찰관을
gyeong-chal-gwan-eul — The police officer; as object of verb
잊은
ij-eun — Forgotten; past modifier form of to forget
것이
geot-i — The thing; nominalizer as subject of clause
아니라
a-ni-ra — Not; contrastive form meaning it is not that
그는
geu-neun — He; third-person male pronoun as topic
법의
beob-eui — Of the law; possessive form of law
의심스러운
eui-sim-seu-reo-un — Suspicious; full of doubt or distrust
눈길
nun-gil — Gaze; the direction or line of one's eyes
아래
a-rae — Below or under; positional word indicating lower position
서는
seo-neun — Standing; present modifier form of to stand
것에
geot-e — To the act of; nominalizer with locative particle
익숙해져
ik-suk-hae-jyeo — Becoming accustomed; getting used to something
방랑
bang-rang — Wandering; roaming without a fixed destination
생활
saeng-hwal — Life or lifestyle; daily way of living
내내
nae-nae — Throughout; the entire duration of a period
그것은
geu-geot-eun — That thing; third-person pronoun as topic
따라다녔다
tta-ra-da-nyeoss-da — Followed around; past tense of to trail someone
등장은
deung-jang-eun — Appearance or entrance; as topic of sentence
제복을
je-bok-eul — Uniform; official clothing as object of verb
입은
ib-eun — Wearing; past modifier form of to wear
사람들에게
sa-ram-deul-e-ge — To people; dative particle attached to plural people
전투
jeon-tu — Battle or combat; military fighting engagement
나팔
na-pal — Trumpet or bugle; a brass wind instrument
소리가
so-ri-ga — Sound; noise as subject of a sentence
기병대의
gi-byeong-dae-eui — Of the cavalry; possessive form of cavalry unit
말에게
mal-e-ge — To the horse; dative particle attached to horse
그러하듯
geu-reo-ha-deut — Just as it does; comparative connective form
했다
haess-da — Did; simple past tense of to do
그러나
geu-reo-na — However; conjunction indicating contrast or turn
이날은
i-nal-eun — This day; referring to the specific day as topic
보내는
bo-nae-neun — Spending or sending; present modifier form
첫날
cheot-nal — First day; the initial day of something
밤이었고
bam-i-eoss-go — It was night; past copula with connective
bol — To see; future modifier form of to see
것도
geot-do — Things also; nominalizer with additive particle
많고
man-ko — Many and; connective form of to be plentiful
hal — To do; future modifier form of to do
많았다
man-ass-da — There were many; past tense of to be plentiful
거리를
geo-ri-reul — The street; road as object of a verb
이리저리
i-ri-jeo-ri — Here and there; moving in various directions
돌아다녔고
dol-a-da-nyeoss-go — Wandered around; past tense with connective ending
이제는
i-je-neun — Now; at this point in time as topic
지구를
ji-gu-reul — The district or zone as object of verb
향해
hyang-hae — Toward; heading in the direction of something
가고
ga-go — Going; connective form of the verb to go
본능이
bon-neung-i — Instinct; innate drive as subject of sentence
그곳으로
geu-got-eu-ro — To that place; directional particle on pronoun
이끌었다
i-kkeul-eoss-da — Led; past tense of to lead or guide
평생
pyeong-saeng — Lifetime; throughout one's entire life
곤경에서
gon-gyeong-e-seo — From trouble; locative particle on difficulty noun
곤경으로
gon-gyeong-eu-ro — Into trouble; directional particle on difficulty noun
이끌어
i-kkeul-eo — Leading; connective form of to guide someone
on — That has come; past modifier of to come
조용하고
jo-yong-ha-go — Quiet and; connective form of quiet adjective
작은
jag-eun — Small or little; adjective modifying a noun
목소리였다
mok-so-ri-yeoss-da — It was a voice; past copula with voice noun
모퉁이에서
mo-tung-i-e-seo — At the corner; locative particle on corner noun
발걸음을
bal-geol-eum-eul — Footsteps; one's walking pace as object
멈추고
meom-chu-go — Stopping and; connective form of to stop
두르고
du-reu-go — Wearing around; draping something as connective
퉁기며
tung-gi-myeo — While strumming; plucking an instrument simultaneously
지나가는
ji-na-ga-neun — Passing by; present modifier of to pass
무리를
mu-ri-reul — A group or crowd as object of verb
그들은
geu-deul-eun — They; third-person plural pronoun as topic
부드럽고
bu-deu-reob-go — Soft and; connective form of soft adjective
모음이
mo-eum-i — Vowels; vowel sounds as subject of clause
풍부한
pung-bu-han — Rich or abundant; full of something plentiful
언어로
eon-eo-ro — In a language; instrumental particle on language
노래를
no-rae-reul — A song; singing as object of a verb
불렀고
bul-reoss-go — Sang and; past tense with connective ending
소리는
so-ri-neun — The sound; noise as topic of sentence
해변에서
hae-byeon-e-seo — At the beach; locative particle on beach noun
물이
mul-i — Water; liquid as subject of a sentence
밀려왔다
mil-ryeo-wass-da — Washed in; past tense of water surging forward
사라지는
sa-ra-ji-neun — Disappearing; present modifier of to vanish
것처럼
geot-cheo-reom — Like; as if; comparative nominalizer form
한없이
han-eobs-i — Endlessly; without limit or bound
달래주고
dal-lae-ju-go — Soothing and; connective form of to comfort
분위기만큼이나
bun-wi-gi-man-keum-i-na — As much as the atmosphere; comparative particle form
나른하게
na-reun-ha-ge — Languidly; in a drowsy or listless manner
느껴졌다
neu-kkyeo-jeoss-da — Was felt; past passive of to feel something
태평양
tae-pyeong-yang — Pacific Ocean; the largest ocean on Earth
한가운데서
han-ga-un-de-seo — In the middle of; at the very center
동양과
dong-yang-gwa — The East and; Orient with conjunctive particle
서양이
seo-yang-i — The West; Occident as subject of sentence
만나는
man-na-neun — Meeting; present modifier of to encounter or meet
i — This; demonstrative adjective modifying a noun
이국적인
i-guk-jeok-in — Exotic; having a foreign or unfamiliar character
도시에서는
do-si-e-seo-neun — In this city; locative plus topic marker
모든
mo-deun — All or every; universal determiner modifying noun
차분하게
cha-bun-ha-ge — Calmly; in a composed and settled manner
가라앉아
ga-ra-an-ja — Sinking down; settling quietly into stillness
있다
iss-da — To be; to exist; present tense copula
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