← The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete — Page 9

English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 5/10

After struggling till both were hot and flushed, each relaxed his strain with watchful caution, and Tom said:

둘 다 달아오르고 얼굴이 붉어질 때까지 씨름하다가, 각자 조심스럽게 긴장을 풀었고, 톰이 말했다:

"You're a coward and a pup. I'll tell my big brother on you, and he can thrash you with his little finger, and I'll make him do it, too."

"넌 겁쟁이에 애송이야. 우리 형한테 이를 거야, 형은 새끼손가락으로도 널 두들겨 팰 수 있어, 그렇게 하도록 만들 거야, 두고 봐."

"What do I care for your big brother? I've got a brother that's bigger than he is—and what's more, he can throw him over that fence, too."

"네 형이 뭔 상관이야? 나도 형보다 더 큰 형이 있거든—게다가, 저 울타리 너머로 던져버릴 수도 있어."

[Both brothers were imaginary.]

[두 형 모두 상상 속의 인물이었다.]

"That's a lie."

"그건 거짓말이야."

"_Your_ saying so don't make it so."

"_네가_ 그렇다고 해서 사실이 되는 건 아니야."

Tom drew a line in the dust with his big toe, and said:

톰은 엄지발가락으로 먼지 위에 선을 긋고 말했다:

"I dare you to step over that, and I'll lick you till you can't stand up. Anybody that'll take a dare will steal sheep."

"이 선을 넘어봐, 그러면 네가 서 있지도 못할 때까지 두들겨 패줄게. 겁쟁이짓 받아들이는 놈은 양도 훔치는 놈이야."

The new boy stepped over promptly, and said:

새로 온 아이는 즉시 선을 넘고 말했다:

"Now you said you'd do it, now let's see you do it."

"자, 네가 하겠다고 했잖아, 어디 한번 해봐."

"Don't you crowd me now; you better look out."

"나한테 함부로 굴지 마; 조심하는 게 좋을 거야."

"Well, you _said_ you'd do it—why don't you do it?"

"그래, 네가 하겠다고 _했잖아_—왜 안 하는 거야?"

"By jingo! for two cents I _will_ do it."

"이런! 동전 두 닢만 있으면 _진짜_ 할 거야."

The new boy took two broad coppers out of his pocket and held them out with derision. Tom struck them to the ground.

새로 온 아이는 주머니에서 커다란 동전 두 개를 꺼내 비웃듯이 내밀었다. 톰은 그것들을 땅바닥에 쳐서 떨어뜨렸다.

Vocabulary

dul — Two; the number two
da — All, everything, completely
달아오르고
dar-a-o-reu-go — Heating up, flushing with excitement or anger
얼굴이
eol-gur-i — Face (subject marker attached)
붉어질
bulg-eo-jil — To turn red, become flushed
때까지
ttae-kka-ji — Until a certain time or point
씨름하다가
ssi-reum-ha-da-ga — While wrestling or struggling with something
각자
gak-ja — Each person, individually, separately
조심스럽게
jo-sim-seu-reop-ge — Carefully, cautiously, with care
긴장을
gin-jang-eul — Tension, nervousness (object marker attached)
풀었고
pur-eot-go — Released tension, relaxed and then...
말했다
mal-haet-da — Said, spoke, stated something
neon — You (informal, contracted form of 너는)
겁쟁이에
geop-jaeng-i-e — A coward (locative particle attached)
애송이야
ae-song-i-ya — You're a greenhorn, inexperienced youngster
우리
u-ri — We, our, us
형한테
hyeong-han-te — To my older brother (dative particle)
이를
i-reul — Will tell on, tattle (object marker attached)
거야
geo-ya — Going to, it's the case that (informal future)
형은
hyeong-eun — Older brother (topic marker attached)
새끼손가락으로도
sae-kki-son-ga-rak-eu-ro-do — Even with his little finger
neol — You (informal accusative, contracted form)
두들겨
du-deul-gyeo — Beat, pound, thrash someone
pael — To hit, strike, beat (future modifier form)
su — Ability, possibility, can do
있어
it-seo — There is, exists, can (informal form)
그렇게
geu-reot-ge — Like that, in that way, so
하도록
ha-do-rok — So that, in order to do
만들
man-deul — To make, create (modifier stem form)
두고
du-go — Leaving it, wait and see
bwa — Look, watch, see (informal imperative)
ne — Your (informal possessive) or yes
형이
hyeong-i — Older brother (subject marker attached)
mwon — What kind of, what (contracted informal)
상관이야
sang-gwan-i-ya — What does it matter, what's the concern
나도
na-do — I also, me too
형보다
hyeong-bo-da — More than (older) brother, compared to brother
deo — More, even more, additionally
keun — Big, large, great (modifier form)
있거든
it-geo-deun — I have one, you know (informal explanation)
게다가
ge-da-ga — Furthermore, moreover, in addition
jeo — That (over there), demonstrative pronoun
울타리
ul-ta-ri — Fence, enclosure around a yard
너머로
neo-meo-ro — Over, beyond, across to the other side
던져버릴
deon-jyeo-beo-ril — Will throw away, toss completely over
수도
su-do — Can also, possibility also exists
du — Two (modifier form before noun)
hyeong — Older brother (male speaker addressing male)
모두
mo-du — All, both, everyone, altogether
상상
sang-sang — Imagination, fantasy, imagining something
속의
sog-ui — Inside of, within (possessive particle)
인물이었다
in-mul-i-eot-da — Was a character, person, or figure
그건
geu-geon — That is, that thing (contracted topic)
거짓말이야
geo-jit-mal-i-ya — It's a lie, that's a falsehood
그렇다고
geu-reot-da-go — Even so, just because that's true
해서
hae-seo — Because of doing, having done so
사실이
sa-sil-i — Fact, truth (subject marker attached)
되는
doe-neun — Becoming, turning into (modifier form)
geon — Thing, matter (contracted nominalizer)
아니야
a-ni-ya — It is not, that's not right
엄지발가락으로
eom-ji-bal-ga-rak-eu-ro — With the big toe (instrumental particle)
먼지
meon-ji — Dust, dirt particles on a surface
위에
wi-e — On top of, above, on the surface
선을
seon-eul — Line (object marker attached)
긋고
geut-go — Drawing a line and then...
i — This (demonstrative pronoun or particle)
넘어봐
neom-eo-bwa — Try to cross over, step over this
그러면
geu-reo-myeon — Then, if so, in that case
네가
ne-ga — You (informal subject marker form)
seo — Standing, to stand (gerund form)
있지도
it-ji-do — Even be able to, can't even stand
못할
mot-hal — Cannot do, unable to (future modifier)
패줄게
pae-jul-ge — I'll beat you up for you (threat)
겁쟁이짓
geop-jaeng-i-jit — Act of cowardice, cowardly behavior
받아들이는
bad-a-deul-i-neun — Accepting, taking in, receiving something
놈은
nom-eun — Guy, fellow (derogatory, topic marker)
양도
yang-do — Sheep also; transfer/yield (here: sheep)
훔치는
hum-chi-neun — Stealing, one who steals (modifier form)
놈이야
nom-i-ya — He's that guy, that kind of fellow
새로
sae-ro — Newly, freshly, anew
on — Who came, arrived (past modifier form)
아이는
a-i-neun — The child, the kid (topic marker)
즉시
jeuk-si — Immediately, instantly, right away
넘고
neom-go — Crossing over and... (connective form)
ja — Come on, let's go (interjection urging action)
하겠다고
ha-get-da-go — Saying one will do it (quoted intent)
했잖아
haet-jan-a — You said/did it, you know (reminder)
어디
eo-di — Where; go ahead, let's see then
한번
han-beon — Once, one time, give it a try
해봐
hae-bwa — Try doing it, go ahead and try
나한테
na-han-te — To me, with me (dative particle)
함부로
ham-bu-ro — Carelessly, recklessly, without regard
굴지
gul-ji — Behaving, acting (negative connective form)
ma — Don't (informal negative imperative)
조심하는
jo-sim-ha-neun — Being careful, cautious (modifier form)
ge — Thing, it (contracted nominalizer, informal)
좋을
jo-eul — Good, it would be better (future modifier)
그래
geu-rae — Okay, yeah, is that so (informal)
wae — Why, for what reason
an — Not, negation before verb
하는
ha-neun — Doing, who does (present modifier form)
이런
i-reon — This kind of, such; oh my! (exclamation)
동전
dong-jeon — Coin, small metal currency piece
닢만
nip-man — Just one coin (counter for flat objects)
있으면
it-eu-myeon — If there is, if one has
진짜
jin-jja — Really, truly, genuine, for real
hal — Will do, to do (future modifier form)
주머니에서
ju-meo-ni-e-seo — From the pocket (source particle attached)
커다란
keo-da-ran — Very big, huge, large (modifier form)
개를
gae-reul — Dog (object marker); coin counter here
꺼내
kkeo-nae — Take out, pull out from somewhere
비웃듯이
bi-ut-deut-i — As if mocking, sneering, with contempt
내밀었다
nae-mil-eot-da — Held out, extended, thrust forward
그것들을
geu-geot-deul-eul — Those things (plural object marker attached)
땅바닥에
ttang-ba-dak-e — On the ground, on the floor surface
쳐서
chyeo-seo — Hitting, striking and thus causing result
떨어뜨렸다
tteol-eo-tteu-ryeot-da — Dropped, caused to fall down
← Previous Next →

Unlock audio playback, vocabulary games, and reading progress tracking.

Create free account →