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English → Korean CHAPTER II. Level 4/10

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"Well, not exactly, Pat; but you cannot expect me to keep all our troubles to ourselves. There's that mortgage, you know."

"글쎄요, 정확히는 아니에요, 팻; 하지만 우리의 모든 걱정을 우리끼리만 간직하길 기대할 수는 없잖아요. 그 저당 문제도 있고요, 알잖아요."

"Bother the mortgage!" said the Squire. "Why do you harp on things the way you do? I'll manage it right enough. I am going round to see Dan Murphy now; he won't be hard on an old friend."

"저당은 신경 끄세요!" 스콰이어가 말했다. "왜 그렇게 같은 말만 되풀이하는 거요? 내가 잘 해결할 거요. 지금 댄 머피를 만나러 가는 길이오; 그는 오랜 친구한테 가혹하게 굴지 않을 거요."

"Yes; but have you not to pay up?"

"그래요; 하지만 갚아야 하지 않나요?"

"Some day, I suppose."

"언젠가는, 그렇겠지요."

"Now listen, Patrick. Do be reasonable. Whenever I speak of money you fight shy of the subject."

"이제 들어요, 패트릭. 제발 이성적으로 생각해요. 내가 돈 얘기를 할 때마다 당신은 그 주제를 피하려고 하잖아요."

"I don't--I don't," said the Squire restlessly; "but I am dead tired. I have had a ride of thirty miles; I want my tea. Where is Nora? Do you mind my calling her? She'll order Pegeen to bring the tea here."

"그렇지 않소--그렇지 않아요," 스콰이어가 안절부절못하며 말했다; "하지만 나는 너무 지쳤소. 삼십 마일을 말을 타고 왔소; 차를 마시고 싶소. 노라는 어디 있소? 내가 그녀를 부를까요? 그녀가 페긴에게 여기로 차를 가져오라고 할 거요."

"No; I won't have it. We'll have tea in the dining room presently. I thought you objected to afternoon tea."

"안 돼요; 그건 안 되겠어요. 곧 식당에서 차를 마실 거예요. 당신은 오후 차를 반대하는 줄 알았는데요."

"So I do, as a rule; but I am mighty dhry--thirsty, I mean, Ellen. Well, all the better; I'll get more to drink in the dining room. Order the tea as soon as you please."

"보통은 그렇소; 하지만 지금은 몹시 목이 마르오--목이 말라요, 엘렌. 뭐, 그게 더 좋지요; 식당에서 더 많이 마실 수 있겠소. 원하시는 대로 차를 주문하시오."

"Ring the bell, Patrick."

"벨을 울려요, 패트릭."

The Squire strode to the mantelpiece, pulled a bell-cord which hung from the ceiling, a distant bell was heard ringing in noisy fashion, and a moment afterward Pegeen put in her head.

스콰이어는 벽난로 선반으로 성큼성큼 걸어가서 천장에서 늘어진 벨 줄을 잡아당겼고, 멀리서 요란하게 벨 소리가 들렸으며, 잠시 후 페긴이 고개를 들이밀었다.

"Come right in, Margaret," said her mistress.

"어서 들어오세요, 마거릿," 여주인이 말했다.

"Aw! then, I'm sorry, ma'am, I forgot," said the girl.

"아! 그러면, 죄송해요, 마님, 잊어버렸어요," 소녀가 말했다.

Vocabulary

글쎄요
geulsseyo — Well, hmm; expression of hesitation or uncertainty
정확히는
jeonghwakhineun — To be exact; speaking more precisely
아니에요
anieyo — It is not; polite negation
하지만
hajiman — But; however; conjunction showing contrast
우리의
uriui — Our; possessive form of 'we'
모든
modeun — All; every; entire
걱정을
geokjeongeul — Worry; anxiety; concern (object form)
우리끼리만
urikkiriman — Only among ourselves; just between us
간직하길
ganjikagil — To keep; to hold onto; to cherish
기대할
gidaehal — To expect; to anticipate
없잖아요
eopjanhayo — You know we can't; isn't it so that there isn't
저당
jeodang — Mortgage; pledge; collateral for a loan
문제도
munjedо — Problem also; issue as well
있고요
itgoyo — There is also; and there is (polite)
알잖아요
aljanhayo — You know, don't you; as you are aware
신경
singyeong — Nerve; concern; attention; mind
끄세요
kkeuseyo — Turn off; stop paying attention to (polite command)
말했다
malhaetda — Said; spoke; past tense of 'to say'
wae — Why; for what reason
그렇게
geureoke — Like that; in that way; so
같은
gateun — Same; identical; alike
말만
malman — Only words; nothing but talking
되풀이하는
doepurihanеun — Repeating; doing over and over again
해결할
haegyeolhal — To resolve; to solve; to handle
만나러
mannарео — In order to meet; going to see someone
가는
ganeun — Going; present tense modifier of 'to go'
길이오
girío — I am on my way; it is the road/path
오랜
oraen — Long-time; of long standing; old
친구한테
chinguhaтe — To a friend; toward a friend
가혹하게
gahokage — Harshly; cruelly; severely
굴지
gulji — To behave; to act; to treat someone (verb stem)
않을
aneul — Will not; future negative modifier
그래요
geuraeyo — That's right; yes; I see (polite agreement)
갚아야
gapaya — Must repay; have to pay back
언젠가는
eonjenganеun — Someday; at some point in the future
그렇겠지요
geureokgetjiyo — I suppose so; that will probably be the case
이제
ije — Now; from now on; at this point
제발
jebal — Please; I beg you; for goodness' sake
이성적으로
Rationally; reasonably; logically
생각해요
saenggakaeyo — Think; please think (polite present)
얘기를
yaegireul — Story; talk; conversation (object form)
때마다
ttaemada — Every time; whenever; each time
당신은
dangshineun — You (formal); topic form of 'you'
주제를
jujereul — Subject; topic (object form)
피하려고
piaryeogo — In order to avoid; trying to evade
하잖아요
hajanhayo — You do, don't you; isn't it that you do
그렇지
geureoji — Isn't that so; right; that's correct
않아요
anayo — Do not; is not (polite negative)
안절부절못하며
anjeolbujeolmotamyeo — Being restless; fidgeting anxiously; unable to settle
지쳤소
jichyeotso — I am exhausted; I am very tired (formal)
삼십
samsip — Thirty; the number thirty
마일을
maireul — Miles (object form); unit of distance
말을
mareul — Horse (object form); riding animal
타고
tago — Riding; getting on; by means of riding
왔소
watso — I came; I have arrived (formal speech)
차를
chareul — Tea (object form); cup of tea
마시고
masigo — Drinking; to drink and then
싶소
sipso — I want; I wish (formal speech level)
어디
eodi — Where; what place; location question word
있소
itso — Is; exists; there is (formal speech)
부를까요
bureulkkayo — Shall I call; should I summon someone
여기로
yeogiro — To here; toward this place
가져오라고
gajyeoоrago — Telling someone to bring; order to carry here
an — Not; negative prefix; inside
돼요
dwaeyo — Is okay; is allowed; will do (polite)
그건
geugeon — That; as for that; that thing
되겠어요
doegeseoyo — That will do; it will be fine (polite)
got — Soon; shortly; before long
식당에서
sikdangeseo — At the dining room; in the restaurant
마실
masil — To drink; will drink (future modifier)
거예요
geoyeyo — It is going to; it is the thing that (polite)
오후
ohu — Afternoon; p.m.; the time after noon
반대하는
bandaehaneun — Opposing; objecting; being against something
알았는데요
aratneundeyo — I thought you knew; I understood that (polite)
보통은
botongеun — Usually; normally; as a rule
그렇소
geureoso — That is so; yes, indeed (formal speech)
지금은
jigeumeun — Right now; at the present moment
몹시
mopsi — Very; extremely; terribly; intensely
목이
mogi — Throat; neck (subject form)
마르오
mareuо — I am thirsty; it is dry (formal speech)
말라요
mallayo — Please don't; stop; dry up (polite command)
mwo — What; oh well; casual question word
좋지요
jojiyo — It is good, isn't it; that's better
많이
mani — A lot; much; many; plentifully
원하시는
wonasineun — What you desire; whatever you wish (honorific)
대로
daero — As; according to; in the way of
주문하시오
jumunasio — Please order; go ahead and order (formal command)
벨을
bereul — Bell (object form); the bell
울려요
ullyeoyo — Ring it; cause to ring (polite command)
벽난로
byeongnanro — Fireplace; a hearth built into a wall
선반으로
seonbaneuро — Toward the shelf; mantelpiece (directional form)
성큼성큼
seongkeumseongkeum — With big strides; striding boldly forward
걸어가서
georeoгасо — Having walked over; walking there and then
천장에서
cheonjangeso — From the ceiling; at the ceiling
늘어진
neureoжin — Hanging down; drooping; dangling
줄을
jureul — Rope; cord; string (object form)
잡아당겼고
jabadangyeotgo — Pulled; yanked and then; tugged (past)
멀리서
meolliseo — From afar; from a distance
요란하게
yoranage — Noisily; loudly; in a clamorous manner
들렸으며
deullyeosseumyeo — Was heard and; could be heard, and then
잠시
jamsi — A short while; briefly; a moment
hu — After; later; following a time
고개를
gogaereul — Head; neck (object form); one's head
들이밀었다
deurimireoтda — Poked in; pushed one's head through; thrust in
어서
eoseo — Quickly; come on; hurry up (encouraging)
들어오세요
deureooseyo — Please come in; enter, please (polite)
여주인이
yeojuini — The mistress; the landlady; female host (subject)
그러면
geureomyeon — Then; in that case; if so
죄송해요
joesonghaeyo — I am sorry; I apologize (polite)
마님
manim — Madam; mistress; respectful address for lady
잊어버렸어요
ijeoboryeosseoyo — I forgot; it completely slipped my mind
소녀가
sonyeoga — The girl; a young girl (subject form)
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