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English → Korean THE PROLOGUE Level 9/10

Enter Chorus.

합창단 등장.

CHORUS.

합창단.

Two households, both alike in dignity,

두 가문, 둘 다 품위에 있어 동등하며,

In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,

아름다운 베로나, 우리의 이야기가 펼쳐지는 곳에서,

From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,

오랜 원한이 새로운 반목으로 터져 나오고,

Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.

시민의 피가 시민의 손을 더럽히는 곳이라.

From forth the fatal loins of these two foes

이 두 원수의 불운한 핏줄에서 태어난,

A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life;

한 쌍의 불운한 연인이 목숨을 잃으니;

Whose misadventur'd piteous overthrows

그들의 불행하고 가련한 비극적 종말이

Doth with their death bury their parents' strife.

그들의 죽음으로써 부모의 불화를 묻어버리도다.

The fearful passage of their death-mark'd love,

죽음으로 낙인찍힌 그들의 사랑이 걸어간 두려운 여정과,

And the continuance of their parents' rage,

그리고 부모들의 분노가 이어지는 이야기,

Which, but their children's end, nought could remove,

자식들의 죽음 외에는 그 무엇도 없앨 수 없었던,

Is now the two hours' traffic of our stage;

이것이 이제 두 시간 동안 우리 무대에서 펼쳐질 이야기라;

The which, if you with patient ears attend,

이를 여러분이 인내심 있는 귀로 들어주신다면,

What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend.

여기서 부족한 것은 우리의 노력으로 바로잡고자 하리다.

[_Exit.

[_퇴장.

Vocabulary

합창단
hapchangdan — Choir or chorus group performing together
등장
deungjang — Entrance or appearance on stage or scene
du — Two; numeral used before counting nouns
가문
gamun — Family clan or distinguished household lineage
dul — Two; native Korean number used independently
da — All; entirely; every one of something
품위
pumwi — Dignity, grace, or social standing of a person
동등하며
dongdeunghamyeo — Being equal or equivalent and furthermore
원한
wonhan — Deep grudge, resentment, or long-held hatred
반목
banmok — Hostility, discord, or mutual antagonism between parties
시민
simin — Citizen or civilian member of a community
원수
wonsu — Enemy or sworn foe; bitter adversary
불운한
burунhan — Unlucky, unfortunate, or ill-fated in circumstance
핏줄
pitjul — Bloodline, lineage, or blood relationship
연인
yeonin — Lover or romantic partner in a relationship
목숨
moksum — Life; one's very existence or breath of life
불행하고
bulhaenghago — Being unhappy or unfortunate and additionally
가련한
garyeonhan — Pitiful, wretched, or worthy of deep compassion
비극적
bigeukjeok — Tragic; relating to or characteristic of tragedy
종말
jongmal — End, doom, or final conclusion of something
죽음
jugeum — Death; the end of a living being's life
불화
bulhwa — Discord, conflict, or disharmony between people
낙인찍힌
nakinjikin — Branded or stigmatized; marked with a negative label
여정
yeojeong — Journey or course of travel through hardship
분노
bunno — Anger, rage, or intense emotional fury
인내심
innaesim — Patience; the capacity to endure without complaint
부족한
bujokhan — Lacking, insufficient, or falling short of expectation
노력
noryeok — Effort, endeavor, or hard work toward a goal
바로잡다
barojapda — To correct, fix, or set something right
퇴장
toejang — Exit or departure from a stage or scene
펼쳐지는
pyeolchyeojineun — Unfolding, spreading out, or being laid out
무대
mudae — Stage; platform where performances take place
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