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English → Korean THE ADVENTURES OF BOBBY COON I. BOBBY COON HAS A BAD DREAM Level 3/10

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Bobby didn't sleep right straight through the winter as does Johnny Chuck.

바비는 조니 척처럼 겨울 내내 꼬박 잠을 자지는 않았습니다.

Once in a great while he would wake up, especially if the weather had turned rather warm.

가끔씩, 특히 날씨가 제법 따뜻해지면 잠에서 깨어나곤 했습니다.

He would yawn a few times and then crawl up to his doorway and peep out to see how things were looking outside.

그는 몇 번 하품을 하고 나서 입구 쪽으로 기어 올라가 밖의 상황이 어떤지 살짝 내다보곤 했습니다.

Sometimes he would climb down from his home and take a little walk for exercise.

때로는 집에서 내려와 운동 삼아 잠깐 산책을 하기도 했습니다.

But he never went far, and soon returned for another long nap.

하지만 그는 멀리 가는 법이 없었고, 곧 돌아와 다시 긴 낮잠을 자곤 했습니다.

As it began to get towards the end of winter his naps were shorter.

겨울이 끝나갈 무렵이 되자 그의 낮잠은 점점 짧아졌습니다.

He was no longer fat.

그는 더 이상 살이 찌지 않았습니다.

In fact, his stomach complained a great deal of being empty.

사실, 그의 위장은 배가 고프다고 몹시 불평을 해댔습니다.

Perhaps you know what it is like to have a stomach complain that way.

아마 여러분도 위장이 그렇게 불평하는 게 어떤 느낌인지 알 것입니다.

It is very disturbing.

그것은 매우 괴로운 일입니다.

It gave Bobby no peace while he was awake, and when he was asleep it gave him bad dreams.

그것은 바비가 깨어 있는 동안에는 그를 편히 있지 못하게 했고, 잠을 자는 동안에는 나쁜 꿈을 꾸게 했습니다.

Bobby knew very well that no fairies had anything to do with those dreams; they came from a bothersome, empty, complaining stomach and nothing else.

바비는 그 꿈들이 요정과는 아무런 관계가 없다는 것을 아주 잘 알고 있었습니다. 그것들은 성가시고 텅 빈 채 불평하는 위장에서 비롯된 것일 뿐, 다른 이유는 없었습니다.

One day Bobby had the worst dream of all.

어느 날 바비는 최악의 꿈을 꾸었습니다.

He had prowled around a little the night before but had found nothing wherewith to satisfy his bothersome stomach.

그는 전날 밤 잠깐 돌아다녔지만 성가신 위장을 채울 만한 것을 아무것도 찾지 못했습니다.

So he had gone back to bed very much out of sorts and almost as soon as he was asleep he had begun to dream.

그래서 그는 몹시 불쾌한 기분으로 잠자리에 들었고, 잠이 들자마자 꿈을 꾸기 시작했습니다.

At first the dreams were not so very bad, though bad enough.

처음에는 꿈이 그다지 나쁘지는 않았지만, 그래도 나쁜 편이었습니다.

Vocabulary

삽화
saphwa — Illustration or picture accompanying a text
척처럼
cheok-cheoreom — Like a pretense; similar to acting as if
겨울
gyeoul — Winter season
내내
naenae — Throughout; the entire duration of a period
꼬박
kkobak — Without interruption; fully and consistently
잠을
jam-eul — Sleep (object form)
않았습니다
anhassseumnida — Did not; formal past negative ending
가끔씩
gakkeumssik — Occasionally; every once in a while
특히
teukhi — Especially; particularly
날씨가
nalssiga — The weather (subject marker attached)
제법
jebop — Fairly; considerably; quite a bit
따뜻해지면
ttatteuthaejimyeon — If/when it becomes warm
잠에서
jam-eseo — From sleep (location/source marker)
깨어나곤
kkaeeonagon — Would wake up (habitual past pattern)
했습니다
haessseumnida — Did; formal polite past tense ending
그는
geu-neun — He; that person (topic marker attached)
myeot — Several; a few; how many
beon — Time; occurrence; turn; counter for actions
하품을
hapum-eul — Yawn (object marker attached)
하고
hago — And; after doing; connecting actions
나서
naseo — After doing; having done something first
입구
ipgu — Entrance; entry point of a place
쪽으로
jjogeuro — Toward; in the direction of
기어
gie — Crawling; to crawl (verb stem form)
올라가
ollag — To go up; to climb upward
밖의
bakkui — Outside's; of the outside
상황이
sanghwang-i — Situation; circumstances (subject marker attached)
어떤지
eotteoenji — What it is like; how something is
살짝
saljjak — Slightly; gently; just a little bit
내다보곤
naedabogon — Would peek out; habitually look outside
때로는
ttaeroneun — Sometimes; at times; occasionally
집에서
jib-eseo — From home; at home (location marker)
내려와
naeryeowa — Come down; descend from a place
운동
undong — Exercise; physical activity
삼아
sama — Treating as; for the purpose of
잠깐
jamkkan — Briefly; for a short moment
산책을
sanchaek-eul — A walk; stroll (object marker attached)
하기도
hagido — Also does; even does something
멀리
meolli — Far away; to a distant place
가는
ganeun — Going; present tense modifier of go
법이
beob-i — Way; rule; tendency (subject marker attached)
없었고
eopseotgo — Did not exist; there was none; and
got — Soon; shortly; right away
돌아와
dorawwa — Come back; return to a place
다시
dasi — Again; once more
gin — Long (modifier form of 길다)
낮잠을
natjam-eul — Nap; daytime sleep (object marker)
자곤
jagon — Would sleep; habitual past pattern
겨울이
gyeoul-i — Winter (subject marker attached)
끝나갈
kkeutnaagal — About to end; nearing the end
무렵이
muryeop-i — Around the time of; about the period
되자
doeja — As it became; once it turned into
그의
geuui — His; belonging to him
낮잠은
natjam-eun — The nap; daytime sleep (topic marker)
점점
jeomjeom — Gradually; more and more; increasingly
짧아졌습니다
jjalbajyeossseumnida — Became shorter; grew shorter over time
deo — More; further; additionally
이상
isang — More than; beyond; no longer
살이
sal-i — Flesh; weight; fat (subject marker attached)
찌지
jjiji — To gain weight (negative verb form)
사실
sasil — In fact; actually; truth
위장은
wijang-eun — The stomach; digestive organ (topic marker)
배가
baega — Stomach; belly (subject marker attached)
고프다고
goproodago — That one is hungry; reporting hunger
몹시
mobsi — Very much; extremely; severely
불평을
bulpyeong-eul — Complaint; grievance (object marker attached)
해댔습니다
haedaessseumnida — Kept doing; did repeatedly and annoyingly
아마
ama — Perhaps; probably; maybe
여러분도
yeoreobundo — You all too; everyone as well
위장이
wijang-i — The stomach (subject marker attached)
그렇게
geureoke — Like that; in that way; so
불평하는
bulpyeonghaneun — Complaining; that complains (modifier form)
ge — Thing; the fact of (shortened 것이)
어떤
eotteon — What kind of; which; some sort of
느낌인지
neukkiminji — What kind of feeling it is
al — To know (verb stem form)
것입니다
geosipnida — It is the case; formal declarative ending
그것은
geugeoseun — That thing; it (topic marker attached)
매우
maeu — Very; extremely; highly
괴로운
goeoun — Distressing; agonizing; painful and difficult
일입니다
il-ipnida — It is a matter/thing (formal ending)
깨어
kkae-eo — Awake; having woken up
있는
inneun — Being; existing; present tense modifier
동안에는
dongan-eneun — During; while; throughout a period
그를
geureul — Him; that person (object marker)
편히
pyeonhi — Comfortably; at ease; peacefully
있지
itji — To be; stay (negative or casual form)
못하게
motage — Making unable to; preventing from doing
했고
haetgo — Did and; past tense connecting form
자는
janeun — Sleeping; when sleeping (modifier form)
나쁜
nappeun — Bad; unpleasant (modifier form)
꿈을
kkum-eul — Dream (object marker attached)
꾸게
kkuge — To have a dream; to dream (causative)
geu — That; he; the (demonstrative/pronoun)
꿈들이
kkumdeul-i — The dreams (plural, subject marker)
요정과는
yojeong-gwaneun — With fairies; regarding fairies (contrast)
아무런
amureon — No; not any; none whatsoever
관계가
gwangye-ga — Relationship; connection (subject marker)
없다는
eopsdaneun — That there is none; that it does not exist
것을
geoseul — The thing; fact (object marker attached)
아주
aju — Very; quite; extremely
jal — Well; skillfully; thoroughly
알고
algo — Knowing; and knows (connective form)
있었습니다
isseossseumnida — Was; existed; formal past progressive
그것들은
geugeotdeul-eun — Those things (plural topic marker)
성가시고
seonggasigo — Annoying and; bothersome (connective form)
teong — Completely empty; hollow (emphatic adverb)
bin — Empty; vacant (modifier form)
chae — State of; while remaining; as it is
위장에서
wijang-eseo — From the stomach (location/source marker)
비롯된
birotdoen — Originating from; stemming from something
것일
geosil — Thing that is; the fact that it is
ppun — Only; just; nothing more than
다른
dareun — Other; different; another
이유는
iyuneun — The reason (topic marker attached)
없었습니다
eopseossseumnida — There was none; did not exist (formal)
어느
eoneu — A certain; one; some (determiner)
nal — Day; date
최악의
choeag-ui — The worst; most terrible (modifier form)
꾸었습니다
kkueossseumnida — Had a dream; dreamed (formal past tense)
전날
jeonnal — The previous day; the day before
bam — Night; nighttime
돌아다녔지만
doradanyeotjiman — Wandered around but; roamed despite that
성가신
seonggasin — Annoying; bothersome (modifier form)
채울
chaeul — To fill; to satisfy (modifier future form)
만한
manhan — Worth; sufficient enough to; capable of
아무것도
amugotdo — Nothing at all; not anything
찾지
chatji — To find; look for (negative verb form)
못했습니다
motaessseumnida — Could not; was unable to (formal past)
그래서
geuraeseo — So; therefore; as a result
불쾌한
bulkwaehan — Unpleasant; disagreeable; in bad mood
기분으로
gibun-euro — In a mood; with a feeling (instrumental)
잠자리에
jamjari-e — To bed; to one's sleeping place
들었고
deureotgo — Went to sleep; fell into and; entered
잠이
jam-i — Sleep (subject marker attached)
들자마자
deuljamaja — As soon as one fell asleep
꾸기
kkugi — Having a dream; dreaming (noun form)
시작했습니다
sijakhaessseumnida — Started; began (formal past tense)
처음에는
cheoeum-eneun — At first; in the beginning
꿈이
kkum-i — The dream (subject marker attached)
그다지
geudaji — Not so; not particularly; not that much
나쁘지는
napppeujineun — Not bad (topic/contrast marker attached)
않았지만
anhateujiman — Was not but; although it was not
그래도
geuraedo — Even so; nevertheless; still though
편이었습니다
pyeon-ieossseumnida — Was on the side of; tended toward
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