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When there are young ones in the nest, he sits on the top of a tree near them.

둥지에 새끼들이 있을 때, 그는 그들 가까이에 있는 나무 꼭대기에 앉습니다.

5. He watches to see that no bird comes to hurt them or their mother.

5. 그는 어떤 새도 새끼들이나 그들의 어미를 해치러 오지 않는지 지켜봅니다.

6. If a hawk, a crow, or even an eagle comes near, he makes a dash at it.

6. 매나 까마귀, 심지어 독수리가 가까이 오면, 그는 그것에게 돌진합니다.

7. Though he is so small, he is brave, and he is also very active.

7. 그는 매우 작지만 용감하고, 또한 매우 활발합니다.

8. He never fails to drive off other birds from his nest.

8. 그는 다른 새들을 자신의 둥지에서 쫓아내는 데 결코 실패하지 않습니다.

9. He flies around and around the eagle, and suddenly strikes him with his sharp bill.

9. 그는 독수리 주위를 빙빙 날아다니다가, 갑자기 날카로운 부리로 그를 공격합니다.

10. He strikes at his eye, and then darts away before the eagle can catch him.

10. 그는 독수리의 눈을 공격하고, 독수리가 잡기 전에 재빨리 날아갑니다.

11. Or he strikes from behind, and is off again before the eagle can turn round.

11. 또는 뒤에서 공격하고, 독수리가 돌아서기 전에 다시 날아가 버립니다.

12. In a short time, the great eagle is tired of such hard blows, and flies away. He is very glad to get rid of his foe.

12. 얼마 지나지 않아, 큰 독수리는 그런 강한 타격에 지쳐서 날아가 버립니다. 그는 자신의 적을 떨쳐버리게 되어 매우 기뻐합니다.

13. Is not the little fellow a brave bird?

13. 이 작은 녀석은 용감한 새가 아닌가요?

14. Because he can drive off all other birds, he is called the KINGBIRD.

14. 그는 다른 모든 새들을 쫓아낼 수 있기 때문에, 킹버드라고 불립니다.

LESSON XIX.

제19과.

EVENING HYMN.

저녁 찬송가.

1. Now the day is over, Night is drawing nigh, Shadows of the evening Steal across the sky.

1. 이제 하루가 저물고, 밤이 가까이 오며, 저녁의 그림자가 하늘을 가로질러 스며듭니다.

2. Now the darkness gathers, Stars begin to peep; Birds, and beasts, and flowers Soon will be asleep.

2. 이제 어둠이 짙어지고, 별들이 빼꼼히 나타나기 시작하며; 새들과 짐승들과 꽃들이 곧 잠들 것입니다.

Vocabulary

둥지에
dungji-e — In the nest; locative form of nest
새끼들이
saekkideul-i — The young ones (of animals); subject form
있을
isseul — To be present; future/modifier form of 있다
ttae — Time, moment, or when something occurs
그는
geuneun — He; third person singular male subject pronoun
그들
geudeul — They; third person plural pronoun
가까이에
gakkai-e — Near, close to a location or object
있는
inneun — That exists or is present; modifier form
나무
namu — Tree; a woody perennial plant
꼭대기에
kkokdaegi-e — At the top or summit of something
앉습니다
anjseumnida — Sits down; formal polite present tense
어떤
eotteon — Any, some, or what kind of thing
새도
saedo — Even a bird; inclusive particle attached to bird
새끼들이나
saekkideul-ina — The young ones or; listing particle form
그들의
geudeul-eui — Their; possessive form of they
어미를
eomi-reul — The mother (of animals); object form
해치러
haechireo — In order to harm or hurt someone
오지
oji — Coming; negative connective form of 오다
않는지
anneun-ji — Whether or not something does not happen
지켜봅니다
jikyeobomni-da — Watches over carefully; keeps a close watch
매나
mae-na — A hawk or; listing particle attached to hawk
까마귀
kkamakwi — Crow; a large black bird
심지어
simjieo — Even; used to emphasize an extreme case
독수리가
doksuri-ga — The eagle; subject form of eagle
가까이
gakkai — Near, close by in distance or space
오면
omyeon — If or when something comes near
그것에게
geugeot-ege — To it; dative form of that thing
돌진합니다
doljin-hamnida — Charges or rushes at something forcefully
매우
maeu — Very, extremely; adverb of high degree
작지만
jakjiman — Small but; concessive connector after small
용감하고
yonggamhago — Brave and; connective form of courageous
또한
ttohan — Also, additionally; used to add information
활발합니다
hwalbal-hamnida — Is lively and active; energetic in behavior
다른
dareun — Other, different; modifier form of 다르다
새들을
saedeul-eul — The birds; plural object form of bird
자신의
jasin-eui — One's own; possessive reflexive pronoun form
둥지에서
dungji-eseo — From the nest; ablative locative form
쫓아내는
jjochanaeneun — Driving out or chasing away; modifier form
de — In doing; nominalizing connective particle
결코
gyeolko — Never, by no means; strong negative adverb
실패하지
silpae-haji — Failing; negative connective form of fail
않습니다
anseumnida — Does not; formal polite negative ending
독수리
doksuri — Eagle; a large bird of prey
주위를
juwi-reul — Around, surrounding area; object form
빙빙
bingbing — Round and round; adverb of circular motion
날아다니다가
naradanidaga — While flying around; transitional connective form
갑자기
gapjagi — Suddenly, all at once; adverb of abruptness
날카로운
nalkaroun — Sharp, pointed; modifier form of sharp
부리로
buri-ro — With the beak; instrumental form of beak
그를
geu-reul — Him; object form of third person male pronoun
공격합니다
gonggyeok-hamnida — Attacks; formal polite present tense of attack
독수리의
doksuri-eui — The eagle's; possessive form of eagle
눈을
nun-eul — The eye; object form of eye
공격하고
gonggyeok-hago — Attacks and; connective form of attack
잡기
japgi — Catching; nominal gerund form of catch
전에
jeone — Before; temporal marker indicating prior time
재빨리
jaeppalli — Swiftly, quickly; adverb of fast movement
날아갑니다
naragamnida — Flies away; formal polite present tense
또는
ttoneun — Or; conjunction used to present alternatives
뒤에서
dwi-eseo — From behind; ablative form of behind
돌아서기
doraseo-gi — Turning around; nominal gerund form
다시
dasi — Again, once more; adverb of repetition
날아가
naraga — Flies away; connective form of fly away
버립니다
beorim-nida — Does completely; formal completion auxiliary verb
얼마
eolma — How much, how long; quantity question word
지나지
jinaji — Passing; negative connective form of pass
않아
ana — Does not; informal negative connective form
keun — Big, large; modifier form of 크다
그런
geureon — Such, that kind of; demonstrative modifier
강한
ganghan — Strong, powerful; modifier form of 강하다
타격에
tagyeok-e — From the blow; locative form of strike
지쳐서
jichyeoseo — Being exhausted and; connective form of tire
적을
jeok-eul — The enemy; object form of enemy
떨쳐버리게
tteolchyeobeori-ge — To shake off completely; purposive form
되어
doeo — Becoming; connective form of 되다
기뻐합니다
gippeohamnida — Is glad, feels happy; formal polite form
i — This; proximal demonstrative pronoun or modifier
작은
jageun — Small, little; modifier form of 작다
녀석은
nyeoseok-eun — The little fellow; topic form of rascal
용감한
yonggamhan — Brave, courageous; modifier form of 용감하다
새가
sae-ga — A bird; subject form of bird
아닌가요
aningayo — Is it not?; rhetorical question negative form
모든
modeun — All, every; modifier meaning all things
쫓아낼
jjochanael — To chase away; future modifier form
su — Ability, possibility; bound noun after verb
있기
itgi — Being able; nominal gerund form of 있다
때문에
ttaemune — Because of; causal connective particle
불립니다
bullim-nida — Is called, is named; formal passive form
je — My, the; humble first person possessive
gwa — And, with; conjunction connecting nouns
저녁
jeonyeok — Evening; the time of day before night
찬송가
chansongga — Hymn; a religious song of praise
이제
ije — Now, at this point; present time adverb
하루가
haru-ga — The day; subject form of one day
저물고
jeomulgo — The day ends and; connective form of 저물다
밤이
bam-i — The night; subject form of night
오며
omyeo — Comes and; connective form of 오다
저녁의
jeonyeok-eui — Of the evening; possessive form of evening
그림자가
geurimja-ga — The shadow; subject form of shadow
하늘을
haneul-eul — The sky; object form of sky
가로질러
garojilleo — Crossing across; connective form of cross over
스며듭니다
seumyeodeum-nida — Seeps in, permeates; formal polite present tense
어둠이
eodum-i — The darkness; subject form of darkness
짙어지고
jijeojigo — Deepens, grows dark and; connective form
별들이
byeoldeul-i — The stars; plural subject form of star
빼꼼히
ppaekkomhi — Peeking out shyly; adverb of peeping appearance
나타나기
natanagi — Appearing; nominal gerund form of appear
시작하며
sijak-hamyeo — Begin and; connective form of start
새들과
saedeul-gwa — Birds and; conjunctive form of birds
짐승들과
jimseungdeul-gwa — Beasts and; conjunctive form of animals
꽃들이
kkotdeul-i — The flowers; plural subject form of flower
got — Soon, shortly; adverb of near future
잠들
jamdeul — Will fall asleep; future modifier of sleep
것입니다
geosim-nida — It will be; formal polite nominalized ending
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