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

They were mostly of delicious things to eat which always disappeared just as he was about to taste them.

그것들은 대부분 맛있는 음식들에 관한 것이었는데, 그가 막 맛보려고 할 때마다 항상 사라져 버렸습니다.

They made him grunt funny little grunts and snarl funny little impatient snarls in his sleep, you know.

그것들은 그가 잠자는 동안 재미있는 작은 꿀꿀 소리와 재미있는 작은 안달하는 으르렁 소리를 내게 만들었답니다.

But at last he began to have a really, truly, bad dream.

그런데 마침내 그는 정말로, 진짜로 나쁜 꿈을 꾸기 시작했습니다.

It was one of the worst dreams Bobby ever had had.

그것은 바비가 지금까지 꾼 꿈 중에서 가장 나쁜 꿈 중 하나였습니다.

He dreamed that he was walking through the Green Forest, minding his own affairs, when he met a great giant.

그는 초록 숲을 걸으며 자기 일에만 신경 쓰고 있을 때 거대한 거인을 만났다는 꿈을 꾸었습니다.

Being afraid of the great giant, he ran with all his might and hid in a hollow log.

거대한 거인이 두려워서 그는 있는 힘껏 달려 속이 빈 통나무 안에 숨었습니다.

No sooner was he inside that hollow log than up came the great giant and began to beat on that hollow log with a great club.

그가 그 속이 빈 통나무 안에 들어가자마자 거대한 거인이 나타나 커다란 몽둥이로 그 통나무를 두드리기 시작했습니다.

Every blow made a terrible noise inside that hollow log.

매번 내려칠 때마다 그 속이 빈 통나무 안에서 끔찍한 소리가 났습니다.

It was like being inside a drum with some one beating it.

그것은 누군가가 두드리는 북 안에 들어있는 것 같았습니다.

It filled Bobby's ears with a dreadful roaring.

그것은 바비의 귀를 무시무시한 굉음으로 가득 채웠습니다.

It made his head ache as if it would split.

그것은 머리가 쪼개질 것처럼 아프게 만들었습니다.

It sent cold shivers all over him.

그것은 그의 온몸에 오한을 불러일으켰습니다.

It filled him with dreadful fear and despair.

그것은 그를 무서운 두려움과 절망으로 가득 채웠습니다.

Yes, indeed, it was a bad dream, a very, very bad dream!

그렇습니다, 정말로, 그것은 나쁜 꿈, 아주, 아주 나쁜 꿈이었습니다!

Vocabulary

대부분
daebubun — Most; the majority of something
맛있는
masitneun — Delicious; tasty; pleasing to the palate
음식들에
eumsikdeure — To/about foods; plural food items with locative marker
관한
gwanhan — Related to; concerning; about something
mak — Just about to; right at the moment of doing
맛보려고
matboryeogo — Intending to taste; in order to try food
때마다
ttaemada — Every time; whenever a specific moment occurs
항상
hangsang — Always; at all times without exception
사라져
sarajyeo — Disappeared; vanished from sight or existence
버렸습니다.
beoryeotseumnida — Completed action with regret or finality; auxiliary verb
잠자는
jamjaneun — Sleeping; in the state of being asleep
동안
dongan — During; for a period of time
재미있는
jaemiinneun — Interesting; fun; entertaining to experience
작은
jageun — Small; little; of small size
꿀꿀
kkulkkul — Oink oink; sound a pig makes
소리와
soriwa — Sound and; noise with connecting particle
안달하는
andaraneun — Anxious; impatient; restlessly eager or fretful
으르렁
eureuреong — Growling sound; low threatening rumble of animal
소리를
sorireul — Sound; noise with object marker
내게
naege — To make; cause to emit; also means 'to me'
만들었답니다.
mandeureotdamnida — It reportedly made; hearsay past tense ending
그런데
geureonde — However; but; by the way; transitional conjunction
마침내
machimne — Finally; at last; after a long time
정말로,
jeongmallo — Really; truly; in all sincerity
진짜로
jinjjaro — Genuinely; for real; truly and actually
나쁜
nappeun — Bad; unpleasant; of poor or harmful quality
꿈을
kkumeul — Dream; object marker on the word dream
꾸기
kkugi — Having a dream; nominalized form of 꾸다
시작했습니다.
sijakhaetseumnida — Started; began doing something formal past tense
지금까지
jigeumkkaji — Until now; up to the present moment
kkun — Had dreamed; past modifier form of 꾸다
kkum — Dream; images and events experienced during sleep
중에서
jungeseo — Among; out of; from within a group
가장
gajang — Most; the superlative degree marker in Korean
jung — Among; middle; one of a group
초록
chorok — Green; the color green
숲을
supeul — Forest; woods with object particle attached
걸으며
georeumyeo — While walking; simultaneous action connector
자기
jagi — Oneself; reflexive pronoun referring to the subject
일에만
ireman — Only to one's own business or work
신경
singyeong — Attention; concern; nerve; paying mind to something
쓰고
sseugo — Using; paying; spending attention and continuing action
ttae — Time; moment; when something occurs
거대한
geodaehan — Enormous; gigantic; of very great size
거인을
geoineur — Giant; a very large person with object marker
만났다는
mannattaneun — That he met; reported encounter in modifier form
꾸었습니다.
kkueotseumnida — Dreamed; had a dream formal past tense ending
거인이
geoini — The giant; subject marker on the noun giant
두려워서
duryeowoseo — Because of being afraid; fear as a cause
힘껏
himkkeot — With all one's might; as hard as possible
달려
dallyeo — Running; ran; moving quickly on foot
속이
sogi — Inside; interior; subject marker on 속
bin — Empty; hollow; containing nothing inside
통나무
tongnamu — Log; a large cut piece of tree trunk
안에
ane — Inside; within; locative particle on 안
숨었습니다.
sumeotseumnida — Hid; concealed oneself formal past tense
들어가자마자
deureogajamaja — As soon as entered; immediately upon going inside
나타나
natana — Appeared; showed up; came into view
커다란
keodaran — Large; big; considerably sized object or thing
몽둥이로
mongduniro — With a club; using a thick heavy stick
통나무를
tongnamureul — Log; tree trunk with object marker attached
두드리기
dudeurigi — Hitting; beating; knocking repeatedly as action noun
매번
maebeon — Every time; each and every instance or occasion
내려칠
naeryeochil — To strike downward; future modifier form of 내려치다
안에서
aneseo — From inside; within a space or container
끔찍한
kkeumjjikan — Horrible; dreadful; causing extreme fear or disgust
소리가
soriga — Sound; noise with subject marker attached
났습니다.
natseumnida — Came out; occurred; arose formal past tense
누군가가
nugun-gaga — Someone; an unspecified person as subject
두드리는
dudeurineun — Beating; knocking; present modifier form of 두드리다
buk — Drum; a percussion musical instrument
들어있는
deureoitneun — Contained inside; being held within something
geot — Thing; nominalizer turning verbs into noun phrases
같았습니다.
gatassseumnida — Seemed like; appeared to be formal past tense
귀를
gwireul — Ears; object marker on the noun ear
무시무시한
musimusinan — Terrifying; extremely frightening and intimidating
굉음으로
goengeumeuro — With a thunderous roar; using a loud booming noise
가득
gadeuk — Full; filled to capacity; completely packed
채웠습니다.
chaewotseumnida — Filled up; stuffed completely formal past tense
머리가
meoriga — Head; subject marker on the noun head
쪼개질
jjogaejil — To split apart; future modifier form of 쪼개지다
것처럼
geotcheoreom — As if; like; in the manner of something
아프게
apeuge — Painfully; in a way that causes pain
만들었습니다.
mandeureotseumnida — Made; caused something to happen formal past tense
온몸에
onmome — Throughout the whole body; all over one's body
오한을
ohaneul — Chills; shivering caused by fear or cold
불러일으켰습니다.
bulleorikeotseumnida — Caused; brought about; induced a feeling or reaction
무서운
museoun — Scary; frightening; causing fear or dread
두려움과
duryeoumgwa — Fear and; dread with conjunction particle attached
절망으로
jeolmangeuro — With despair; using hopelessness as instrumental
그렇습니다,
geureotseumnida — That is so; yes indeed; formal affirmative statement
꿈,
kkum — Dream; vision experienced during sleep
아주,
aju — Very; extremely; quite intensely
아주
aju — Very; extremely; used for strong emphasis
꿈이었습니다!
kkumieotseumnida — It was a dream; exclamatory formal past tense
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