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English → Korean XIII. BOBBY MAKES ANOTHER MISTAKE Level 3/10

When Bobby Coon left Unc' Billy Possum's hollow tree, he went fishing.

바비 쿤이 엉클 빌리 포섬의 속이 빈 나무를 떠났을 때, 그는 낚시를 하러 갔습니다.

You know he is very fond of fishing.

그가 낚시를 매우 좋아한다는 것은 다들 알고 있지요.

All night long he fished and played along the Laughing Brook, and when at last jolly, round, red Mr. Sun began his daily climb up in the blue, blue sky, Bobby was wet, tired, and sleepy.

그는 밤새도록 웃음 개울을 따라 낚시를 하고 놀았으며, 마침내 陽氣차고 둥글고 붉은 태양 씨가 파랗고 파란 하늘을 향해 매일의 여정을 시작할 때, 바비는 흠뻑 젖고 피곤하고 졸렸습니다.

But he was happy.

하지만 그는 행복했습니다.

It did seem so good to be wandering about at his own sweet will in the beautiful Green Forest once more.

아름다운 초록 숲속을 다시 한 번 마음껏 자유롭게 돌아다니는 것이 정말 좋게 느껴졌습니다.

It struck him now as rather a joke that he hadn't any house to go to.

돌아갈 집이 없다는 것이 지금은 그에게 오히려 웃기는 일처럼 여겨졌습니다.

It was a long, long time since he had been without a home.

집 없이 지낸 것은 정말 오래되고 오래된 일이었습니다.

"I've got to sleep somewhere," said Bobby, rubbing his eyes and yawning, "and the sooner I find a place, the better.

"어딘가에서 자야 해," 바비가 눈을 비비며 하품하며 말했습니다. "빨리 장소를 찾을수록 좋아.

I'm so sleepy now I can hardly keep my eyes open.

지금 너무 졸려서 눈을 뜨고 있기가 힘들어.

Hello, there's a great big log over there!

어, 저기 아주 커다란 통나무가 있네!

If it is hollow, it will be just the place for me."

속이 비어 있다면, 나한테 딱 맞는 장소가 될 거야."

He marched straight over to the old log.

그는 곧장 그 낡은 통나무 쪽으로 걸어갔습니다.

It was big, very big, and to Bobby's great joy it was hollow, with an opening at one end.

그것은 크고, 아주 컸으며, 바비가 크게 기뻐하게도 속이 비어 있었고 한쪽 끝에 입구가 있었습니다.

He was just going to crawl in, when Peter Rabbit popped out from behind a tree.

그가 막 기어 들어가려던 참에, 피터 래빗이 나무 뒤에서 불쑥 나타났습니다.

"Hello, Bobby Coon!" cried Peter joyously.

"안녕, 바비 쿤!" 피터가 기쁘게 외쳤습니다.

"Where have you been?

"어디 있었어?

I was over where you used to live and found your house gone, and I was afraid something dreadful had happened to you.

네가 살던 곳에 가봤더니 집이 없어져 있어서, 무슨 끔찍한 일이 생긴 건 아닌가 걱정했어.

What did happen, and where have you been?

무슨 일이 있었던 거야, 그리고 어디 있었어?

Vocabulary

엉클
Eongkeul — Uncle; borrowed from English
속이
Sogi — The inside or interior of something
Bin — Empty; unoccupied space or container
나무를
Namureul — Tree; object marker form of 나무
떠났을
Tteonasseul — Had left; past presumptive form of 떠나다
Ttae — Time or moment when something happens
그는
Geuneun — He; third person male subject pronoun
낚시를
Naksireul — Fishing; object marker form of 낚시
하러
Haryeo — In order to do; purposive connective form
갔습니다
Gasseumnida — Went; formal polite past tense of 가다
그가
Geuga — He; third person subject pronoun with subject marker
매우
Maeu — Very; extremely; adverb of high degree
좋아한다는
Joahandaneun — That he likes; quoted present tense clause modifier
것은
Geoseun — The thing that; nominalizer with topic marker
다들
Dadeul — Everyone; all people collectively
알고
Algo — Knowing; connective form of 알다
있지요
Itjiyo — You know; softly asserting something is true
밤새도록
Bamsaedorok — All through the night; throughout the entire night
웃음
Useum — Laughter; smile; the act of laughing
개울을
Gaeu reul — Brook or stream; object marker form of 개울
따라
Ttara — Along; following the course of something
하고
Hago — And; doing; connective form linking actions
놀았으며
Norasseumyeo — Played and; past tense connective of 놀다
마침내
Machimne — Finally; at last; after a long time
양기차고
Yanggichago — Full of vitality and energy; lively and vigorous
둥글고
Dunggeulgo — Round and; connective form of 둥글다
붉은
Bulgeun — Red; reddish; modifier form of 붉다
태양
Taeyang — The sun; the star at the center of solar system
씨가
Ssiga — Mr./Ms.; honorific title with subject marker
파랗고
Paratgo — Blue and; connective form of 파랗다
파란
Paran — Blue; sky blue; modifier form of 파랗다
하늘을
Haneureul — Sky; object marker form of 하늘
향해
Hyanghae — Toward; in the direction of something
매일의
Maeirui — Daily; of every day; possessive form
여정을
Yeojeong eul — Journey; trip; object marker form of 여정
시작할
Sijakhal — Will begin; future modifier form of 시작하다
흠뻑
Heumppeok — Completely soaked; thoroughly drenched
젖고
Jeotgo — Wet and; connective form of 젖다
피곤하고
Pigonhago — Tired and; connective form of 피곤하다
졸렸습니다
Jollyeosseumnida — Was sleepy; formal past tense of 졸리다
하지만
Hajiman — However; but; contrastive conjunction
행복했습니다
Haengbokaesseumnida — Was happy; formal polite past tense of 행복하다
아름다운
Areumdaun — Beautiful; lovely; modifier form of 아름답다
초록
Chorok — Green; the color green
숲속을
Sopssogeul — Inside the forest; object marker form of 숲속
다시
Dasi — Again; once more; anew
Han — One; a; used before a noun or counter
Beon — Time; instance; counter for occurrences
마음껏
Maeumkkeot — To one's heart's content; freely and fully
자유롭게
Jayurophge — Freely; in a free manner; adverb of 자유롭다
돌아다니는
Doradanineun — Wandering around; roaming; present modifier form
것이
Geosi — The thing that; nominalizer with subject marker
정말
Jeongmal — Really; truly; indeed; adverb of emphasis
좋게
Jokke — Well; nicely; in a good way; adverb of 좋다
느껴졌습니다
Neukkkyeojeosseumnida — Was felt; formal past passive form of 느끼다
돌아갈
Doragal — To return to; future modifier form of 돌아가다
집이
Jibi — House; home; subject marker form of 집
없다는
Eopdaneun — That there is none; quoted negative existence clause
지금은
Jigeumeun — Now; at this moment; topic marker form of 지금
그에게
Geuege — To him; dative marker form of third person pronoun
오히려
Ohiryeo — Rather; on the contrary; unexpectedly opposite
웃기는
Utgineun — Funny; amusing; present modifier form of 웃기다
일처럼
Ilcheoreom — Like a matter; as if it were something ordinary
여겨졌습니다
Yeogyeojeosseumnida — Was regarded as; came to be considered; formal past
Jip — House; home; place of residence
없이
Eopsi — Without; lacking; adverbial form of 없다
지낸
Jinaen — Spent time; past modifier form of 지내다
오래되고
Oraedoego — Old and; having been a long time; connective form
오래된
Oraedoen — Old; long-standing; past modifier form of 오래되다
일이었습니다
Irieosseumnida — It was a matter; formal past copula with 일
어딘가에서
Eodin gaeseo — Somewhere; from some place; indefinite location
자야
Jaya — Must sleep; obligatory form of 자다
Hae — Must do; have to; obligatory auxiliary verb
눈을
Nuneul — Eyes; object marker form of 눈
비비며
Bibimyeo — Rubbing and; connective form of 비비다
하품하며
Hapumhamyeo — Yawning and; connective form of 하품하다
말했습니다
Malhaesseumnida — Said; spoke; formal polite past tense of 말하다
빨리
Ppalli — Quickly; fast; adverb of speed
장소를
Jangso reul — Place; location; object marker form of 장소
찾을수록
Chajeulssurok — The sooner one finds; the more one searches
좋아
Joa — Good; nice; informal form of 좋다
지금
Jigeum — Now; at this moment; present time
너무
Neomu — Too; excessively; very much
졸려서
Jollyeoseo — Because I am sleepy; causal form of 졸리다
뜨고
Tteugo — Opening eyes and; connective form of 뜨다
있기가
Itgiga — Being in a state; nominalized form of 있다
힘들어
Himdreo — It is hard; difficult; informal form of 힘들다
Eo — Oh; hey; interjection of mild surprise
저기
Jeogi — Over there; that place yonder
아주
Aju — Very; quite; extremely; adverb of degree
커다란
Keodaran — Very large; big; modifier form of 커다랗다
통나무가
Tongnamuga — Log; a large piece of tree trunk; subject form
있네
Inne — There is; informal discovery exclamation of 있다
비어
Bieo — Being empty; connective form of 비다
있다면
Itdamyeon — If there is; if it exists; conditional form
나한테
Nahante — For me; to me; informal dative form
Ttak — Exactly; just right; perfectly fitting
맞는
Manneun — Fitting; suitable; present modifier of 맞다
장소가
Jangsoga — Place; location; subject marker form of 장소
Doel — Will become; future modifier form of 되다
거야
Geoya — It will be; informal future assertive ending
곧장
Gotjang — Straight; directly; without detour
Geu — That; the; demonstrative determiner
낡은
Nalgeun — Old; worn-out; shabby; modifier form of 낡다
통나무
Tongnamu — Log; trunk of a tree cut or fallen
쪽으로
Jjogeuro — Toward; in the direction of; directional particle
걸어갔습니다
Georeo gasseumnida — Walked toward; formal past tense of 걸어가다
그것은
Geugeoseun — That thing; it; topic marker form of 그것
크고
Keugo — Big and; connective form of 크다
컸으며
Keosseumyeo — Was large and; past connective form of 크다
크게
Keuge — Greatly; largely; adverb of 크다
기뻐하게도
Gippeohagedо — Happily; fortunately; to one's delight
있었고
Isseotgo — There was and; past connective form of 있다
한쪽
Hanjjok — One side; one end; one direction
끝에
Kkeute — At the end; at the tip; locative form of 끝
입구가
Ipguga — Entrance; entryway; subject marker form of 입구
있었습니다
Isseosseumnida — There was; formal polite past tense of 있다
Mak — Just about to; on the verge of doing something
기어
Gieo — Crawling; connective form of 기다
들어가려던
Deureogar yeodeon — Was about to enter; past intention modifier form
참에
Chame — At the moment; just at the point of doing
나무
Namu — Tree; wood; a woody plant
뒤에서
Dwieso — From behind; from the back of something
불쑥
Bulssuk — Suddenly; abruptly popping up unexpectedly
나타났습니다
Natanasseumnida — Appeared; showed up; formal past of 나타나다
안녕
Annyeong — Hello; hi; informal greeting
기쁘게
Gippeuge — Joyfully; happily; adverb of 기쁘다
외쳤습니다
Oechyeosseumnida — Exclaimed; shouted; formal past of 외치다
어디
Eodi — Where; what place; interrogative of location
있었어
Isseosseo — Were you; informal past form of 있다
네가
Nega — You; second person subject pronoun informal form
살던
Saldeon — Where one used to live; past habit modifier of 살다
곳에
Gose — At the place; locative form of 곳
가봤더니
Gabwatdeoni — Went and checked but; past discovery connective
없어져
Eopseojyeo — Has disappeared; has gone; connective of 없어지다
있어서
Isseoseo — Because there was; causal connective of 있다
무슨
Museun — What kind of; what sort of; interrogative modifier
끔찍한
Kkeumjjikhan — Terrible; dreadful; horrific; modifier of 끔찍하다
일이
Iri — Thing; matter; event; subject marker form of 일
생긴
Saenggin — That happened; that occurred; past modifier of 생기다
Geon — Thing; contracted form of 것은
아닌가
Aninga — Is it not; rhetorical question wondering if not so
걱정했어
Geokjeonghasseo — Was worried; informal past tense of 걱정하다
있었던
Isseotdeon — That existed; that there was; past modifier of 있다
그리고
Geurigo — And; also; furthermore; additive conjunction
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