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The collie-dog Kep met her coming out, "What are you doing with those onions? Where do you go every afternoon by yourself, Jemima Puddle-duck?"

콜리 개 켑이 나오는 그녀를 만났습니다. "그 양파들을 가지고 무엇을 하려는 거예요? 당신은 매일 오후마다 혼자 어디를 가는 거예요, 제마이마 퍼들덕?"

Jemima was rather in awe of the collie; she told him the whole story.

제마이마는 콜리를 꽤 두려워했습니다. 그녀는 그에게 모든 이야기를 털어놓았습니다.

The collie listened, with his wise head on one side; he grinned when she described the polite gentleman with sandy whiskers.

콜리는 현명한 얼굴로 고개를 한쪽으로 기울이며 들었습니다. 그녀가 모래색 구레나룻을 가진 정중한 신사에 대해 묘사하자 그는 히죽 웃었습니다.

He asked several questions about the wood, and about the exact position of the house and shed.

그는 숲에 대해, 그리고 집과 헛간의 정확한 위치에 대해 몇 가지 질문을 했습니다.

Then he went out, and trotted down the village. He went to look for two fox-hound puppies who were out at walk with the butcher.

그런 다음 그는 밖으로 나가 마을 쪽으로 총총 걸어갔습니다. 그는 정육점 주인과 함께 산책 중인 두 마리의 여우사냥개 강아지를 찾으러 갔습니다.

Jemima Puddle-duck went up the cart-road for the last time, on a sunny afternoon.

제마이마 퍼들덕은 어느 화창한 오후, 마지막으로 수레길을 올라갔습니다.

She was rather burdened with bunches of herbs and two onions in a bag.

그녀는 여러 묶음의 허브와 가방 안의 양파 두 개로 꽤 무거운 짐을 지고 있었습니다.

She flew over the wood, and alighted opposite the house of the bushy long-tailed gentleman.

그녀는 숲 위를 날아서 덥수룩한 긴 꼬리를 가진 신사의 집 맞은편에 내려앉았습니다.

He was sitting on a log; he sniffed the air, and kept glancing uneasily round the wood. When Jemima alighted he quite jumped.

그는 통나무 위에 앉아 있었습니다. 그는 공기 냄새를 맡으며 불안한 듯 숲 주변을 계속 힐끔거렸습니다. 제마이마가 내려앉자 그는 깜짝 놀랐습니다.

"Come into the house as soon as you have looked at your eggs. Give me the herbs for the omelette. Be sharp!"

"알을 살펴보는 즉시 집 안으로 들어오세요. 오믈렛에 쓸 허브를 나에게 주세요. 서두르세요!"

He was rather abrupt. Jemima Puddle-duck had never heard him speak like that.

그는 꽤 무뚝뚝했습니다. 제마이마 퍼들덕은 그가 그런 식으로 말하는 것을 들어본 적이 없었습니다.

She felt surprised, and uncomfortable.

그녀는 놀랍고 불편한 기분이 들었습니다.

While she was inside she heard pattering feet round the back of the shed. Some one with a black nose sniffed at the bottom of the door, and then locked it.

그녀가 안에 있는 동안 헛간 뒤쪽에서 종종거리는 발소리가 들렸습니다. 검은 코를 가진 누군가가 문 아래를 킁킁거리더니 문을 잠갔습니다.

Jemima became much alarmed.

제마이마는 몹시 겁에 질렸습니다.

Vocabulary

콜리
kolli — Collie; a breed of herding dog
gae — Dog; general word for a dog
나오는
naoneun — Coming out; emerging from a place
그녀를
geunyeoreul — Her; object form of the pronoun she
만났습니다
mannatsseumnida — Met; encountered someone formally in the past
geu — He/that; third-person male pronoun or demonstrative
양파들을
yangpadeureul — Onions; plural object form of the word onion
가지고
gajigo — Having; carrying or possessing something with oneself
무엇을
mueoseul — What; interrogative pronoun in object position
하려는
haryeoneun — Intending to do; planning or about to do
거예요
geoyeyo — It is; casual polite sentence-ending copula form
당신은
dangsineun — You; formal second-person pronoun as subject
매일
maeil — Every day; occurring or done daily without exception
오후마다
ohumada — Every afternoon; recurring each afternoon regularly
혼자
honja — Alone; by oneself without others present
어디를
eodireul — Where; interrogative for location in object position
가는
ganeun — Going; present tense modifier of the verb go
kkwae — Quite; fairly; to a considerable degree or extent
두려워했습니다
duryeowohatsseumnida — Was afraid of; felt fear toward someone or something
그녀는
geunyeoneun — She; third-person female pronoun as topic/subject
그에게
geuege — To him; dative form meaning directed toward him
모든
modeun — All; every; entire; used before a noun
이야기를
iyagireul — Story; tale; object form of the word story
털어놓았습니다
teoreonnoa tsseumnida — Confided; poured out one's feelings or secrets honestly
현명한
hyeonmyeonghan — Wise; showing good judgment and intelligence
얼굴로
eolgulro — With a face; using one's facial expression as manner
고개를
gogaereul — Head/neck; object form meaning the head or neck
한쪽으로
hanjjogeuro — To one side; tilting or leaning toward one direction
기울이며
giurimyeo — While tilting; inclining the head to one side
들었습니다
Listened; heard attentively in the past tense
그녀가
geunyeoga — She; third-person female pronoun as subject marker
모래색
moraesaek — Sand-colored; having a pale yellowish-beige color
구레나룻을
gurenaruseul — Whiskers/sideburns; object form of facial side hair
가진
gajin — Having; possessing a particular feature or quality
정중한
jeongjunghan — Polite; courteous; showing respectful and formal manners
신사에
sinsae — Gentleman; referring to a well-mannered male person
대해
daehae — About; regarding; concerning a particular subject
묘사하자
myosahaja — As she described; when describing a person or scene
그는
geuneun — He; third-person male pronoun as topic/subject
히죽
hijeuk — Smirkingly; with a sly or cunning grin
웃었습니다
useosseumnida — Smiled/laughed; expressed amusement in the past tense
숲에
supe — In the forest; location marker indicating the woods
그리고
geurigo — And; also; conjunction connecting two clauses or items
집과
jipgwa — House and; connecting the word house with another noun
헛간의
heotganui — Of the barn; possessive form of the word barn
정확한
jeonghwakhan — Exact; precise; accurate in detail or measurement
위치에
wichie — At the location; indicating a specific position or place
myeot — Several; a few; used to indicate a small number
가지
gaji — Kind/sort; classifier for types or varieties of things
질문을
jilmuneul — Question; object form meaning a query or inquiry
했습니다
haetsseumnida — Did; formal past tense form of the verb do
그런
geureon — Such; that kind of; used as a modifier before nouns
다음
daeum — Next; following; the subsequent step or moment
밖으로
bakkero — Outside; outward direction away from an interior space
나가
naga — Going out; exiting to the outside of a place
마을
maeul — Village; a small community or settlement of people
쪽으로
jjogeuro — Toward; in the direction of a place or person
총총
chongchong — Trotting quickly; moving with short brisk steps
걸어갔습니다
georeogatsseumnida — Walked away; departed by walking in the past tense
정육점
jeongyukjeom — Butcher shop; store that sells meat and meat products
주인과
juingwa — With the owner; together with the proprietor of a shop
함께
hamkke — Together; jointly; in the company of someone else
산책
sanchaek — Walk; stroll; leisurely walking for pleasure or exercise
중인
jungin — In the middle of; currently engaged in an activity
du — Two; the number two used before a counter word
마리의
mariui — Of (animals); counter word for animals in possessive form
여우사냥개
yeousanyanggae — Foxhound; a dog bred for hunting foxes
강아지를
gangajireul — Puppy; object form of the word for a young dog
찾으러
chajeureo — To find; going somewhere with the purpose of finding
갔습니다
gatsseumnida — Went; formal past tense form of the verb go
어느
eoneu — One; a certain; used before nouns to mean a particular
화창한
hwachanghan — Sunny and clear; describing bright pleasant weather
오후
ohu — Afternoon; the time period after noon until evening
마지막으로
majimageuro — For the last time; finally; occurring as the final instance
수레길을
suregireul — Cart track; object form of a path used by carts
올라갔습니다
ollagatsseumnida — Went up; climbed or ascended in the past tense
여러
yeoreo — Several; various; many different kinds of things
묶음의
mukkeumui — Of bundles; possessive form meaning a bundle or bunch
허브와
heobeugwa — Herbs and; connecting herb with another noun item
가방
gabang — Bag; a container carried by hand or on the shoulder
안의
anui — Inside; possessive indicating what is within something
양파
yangpa — Onion; a pungent bulb vegetable used in cooking
개로
gaero — With dogs/items; instrument or means marker after a noun
무거운
mugeoун — Heavy; having great weight; burdensome to carry
짐을
jimeul — Burden/load; object form of luggage or a heavy load
지고
jigo — Carrying; bearing a load or burden on one's back
있었습니다
isseosseumnida — Was; existed; formal past tense of the verb to be
sup — Forest; woods; an area densely covered with trees
위를
wireul — Above; object form indicating movement over something
날아서
naraseo — By flying; after flying; using flight as a means
덥수룩한
deopsurukhan — Bushy; shaggy; describing thick unkempt hair or fur
gin — Long; extended in length or duration
꼬리를
kkkorireul — Tail; object form of the word for an animal's tail
신사의
sinsaui — The gentleman's; possessive form referring to the man
jip — House; home; a building where people live
맞은편에
majeunpyeone — Opposite; across from; on the other side of something
내려앉았습니다
naeryeoanjatsseumnida — Landed; settled down onto a surface after flying
통나무
tongnamu — Log; a thick cut section of a tree trunk
위에
wie — On top of; above; indicating position on a surface
앉아
anja — Sitting; being seated in a particular place
공기
gonggi — Air; the atmosphere; the invisible gas around us
냄새를
naemsaereul — Smell; object form of the word for an odor or scent
맡으며
mateumeyo — While sniffing; detecting a scent through the nose
불안한
buranhan — Anxious; uneasy; feeling nervous or unsettled
deut — As if; seeming; expressing appearance or impression
주변을
jubyeoneul — Surroundings; object form meaning the area around oneself
계속
gyesok — Continuously; keeping on doing something without stopping
힐끔거렸습니다
hilkkeumgeoryeosseumnida — Kept glancing; repeatedly looking sideways or furtively
내려앉자
naeryeoanjja — As soon as she landed; upon landing on a surface
깜짝
kkamjjak — Startledly; with sudden fright or surprise
놀랐습니다
nollatsseumnida — Was surprised; got startled in the past tense
알을
areul — Egg; object form of the word for an egg
살펴보는
salpyeoboneun — Checking on; examining or inspecting carefully
즉시
jeuksi — Immediately; right away; without any delay
안으로
aneuro — Inside; inward; into the interior of a space
들어오세요
deureooseyo — Please come in; polite command to enter a space
오믈렛에
omeulrese — For the omelette; dative form of the word omelette
sseul — To use; future modifier form of the verb to use
허브를
heobeureul — Herbs; object form of the word for culinary herbs
나에게
naege — To me; dative form of the first-person pronoun I
주세요
juseyo — Please give; polite imperative form of the verb give
서두르세요
seodureuseyo — Please hurry; polite imperative urging someone to rush
무뚝뚝했습니다
muttukttukhatsseumnida — Was blunt/curt; behaving in an abrupt unfriendly manner
그가
geuga — He; third-person male pronoun in the subject position
식으로
sigeuro — In such a way; in this manner or style
말하는
malhaneun — Speaking; the present modifier form of the verb speak
것을
geoseul — The thing; nominalizer in object position
들어본
deurebon — Have heard; having experienced hearing something before
적이
jeogi — Experience of; subject form of the experiential noun
없었습니다
eopseosseumnida — There wasn't; did not exist; formal past negative form
놀랍고
nollapgo — Surprising and; surprising combined with another adjective
불편한
bulpyeonhan — Uncomfortable; uneasy; causing discomfort or awkwardness
기분이
gibuni — Feeling; mood; subject form of the word for one's mood
안에
ane — Inside; within; indicating location inside a space
있는
inneun — Being in; present modifier of the verb to be/exist
동안
dongan — While; during; for a period of time
헛간
heotgan — Barn; a farm building for storing animals or equipment
뒤쪽에서
dwikkyogeseo — From the back; originating from the rear side of something
종종거리는
jongjonggeorinneun — Pattering; making quick light footstep sounds
발소리가
balsoriga — Sound of footsteps; subject form of footstep sounds
들렸습니다
deullyeosseumnida — Was heard; a sound was audible in the past tense
검은
geomeun — Black; dark-colored; modifier form of the color black
코를
koreul — Nose; object form of the word for a nose
누군가가
nugungaga — Someone; an unspecified person in the subject position
mun — Door; an entrance barrier to a room or building
아래를
araereul — Below; the underside; object form indicating beneath something
킁킁거리더니
keungkeunggeorideonni — While sniffing around; making sniffing sounds at the door
문을
muneul — Door; object form of the word door or gate
잠갔습니다
jamgatsseumnida — Locked; secured a door with a lock in the past tense
몹시
mopsi — Terribly; extremely; to a very great degree
겁에
geobe — With fear; in a state of fright or terror
질렸습니다
jillyeosseumnida — Was terrified; became overwhelmed with fear or dread
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