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They were not as big as the grown folk she had always been used to; but neither were they very small.

그들은 그녀가 항상 익숙해 있던 어른들만큼 크지는 않았지만, 그렇다고 아주 작지도 않았습니다.

In fact, they seemed about as tall as Dorothy, who was a well-grown child for her age, although they were, so far as looks go, many years older.

사실, 그들은 나이에 비해 잘 자란 아이인 도로시만큼 키가 커 보였지만, 외모로 보자면 훨씬 나이가 많아 보였습니다.

Three were men and one a woman, and all were oddly dressed.

셋은 남자였고 하나는 여자였으며, 모두 이상한 옷을 입고 있었습니다.

They wore round hats that rose to a small point a foot above their heads, with little bells around the brims that tinkled sweetly as they moved.

그들은 머리 위로 약 30센티미터 높이의 작은 꼭지가 달린 둥근 모자를 쓰고 있었으며, 모자 챙 주위에는 작은 방울들이 달려 있어 움직일 때마다 달콤하게 울렸습니다.

The hats of the men were blue; the little woman's hat was white, and she wore a white gown that hung in pleats from her shoulders.

남자들의 모자는 파란색이었고, 작은 여자의 모자는 흰색이었으며, 그녀는 어깨에서 주름이 잡혀 내려오는 흰색 가운을 입고 있었습니다.

Over it were sprinkled little stars that glistened in the sun like diamonds.

그 위에는 햇빛 아래 다이아몬드처럼 반짝이는 작은 별들이 흩뿌려져 있었습니다.

The men were dressed in blue, of the same shade as their hats, and wore well-polished boots with a deep roll of blue at the tops.

남자들은 모자와 같은 색조의 파란색 옷을 입고 있었으며, 위쪽에 파란색 천이 깊게 접힌 잘 닦인 장화를 신고 있었습니다.

The men, Dorothy thought, were about as old as Uncle Henry, for two of them had beards.

도로시는 남자들이 헨리 삼촌과 비슷한 나이일 것이라고 생각했는데, 그 중 둘이 수염을 기르고 있었기 때문입니다.

But the little woman was doubtless much older.

하지만 작은 여자는 틀림없이 훨씬 더 나이가 많아 보였습니다.

Her face was covered with wrinkles, her hair was nearly white, and she walked rather stiffly.

그녀의 얼굴은 주름으로 가득 덮여 있었고, 머리카락은 거의 하얗게 세어 있었으며, 걸음걸이는 다소 뻣뻣했습니다.

When these people drew near the house where Dorothy was standing in the doorway, they paused and whispered among themselves, as if afraid to come farther.

이 사람들이 도로시가 문간에 서 있던 집 가까이 다가왔을 때, 그들은 더 이상 가까이 오기를 두려워하는 듯 멈춰 서서 서로 속삭였습니다.

Vocabulary

그들은
geudeureun — They (topic marker attached, subject of sentence)
그녀가
geunyeoga — She (subject marker attached)
항상
hangsang — Always, at all times
익숙해
iksukhae — Familiar with, accustomed to something
있던
itdeon — Past attributive form of 'to be/exist'
어른들만큼
eoreundeulmankeum — As much as adults, to the extent of adults
않았지만
anhatjiman — Did not, but; negation with contrast
그렇다고
geureotdago — That said, even so, nevertheless
아주
aju — Very, extremely, quite
작지도
jakjido — Not even small, not small either
않았습니다
anhatseumnida — Did not (formal polite negation ending)
사실
sasil — Actually, in fact, truth
나이에
naie — For one's age, at one's age
비해
bihae — Compared to, in comparison with
jal — Well, nicely, properly
자란
jaran — Having grown up, raised well (modifier)
아이인
aiin — Who is a child (nominal modifier form)
키가
kiga — Height (subject marker attached)
keo — Big, tall (informal verb form)
보였지만
boyeotjiman — Appeared/seemed, but (contrast)
외모로
oemorо — In terms of appearance, by looks
보자면
bojamyeon — If one were to look at, judging by
훨씬
hwolssin — Much more, far more, by far
나이가
naiga — Age (subject marker attached)
많아
mana — Many, much, a lot (informal form)
보였습니다
boyeotseumnida — Appeared, seemed (formal polite past)
셋은
seteun — Three of them (topic marker attached)
남자였고
namjayeotgo — Were male/men, and (connective)
하나는
hananeun — One of them (topic marker attached)
여자였으며
yeojayeosseumyeo — Was female/a woman, and (formal connective)
모두
modu — All, everyone, altogether
이상한
isanghan — Strange, unusual, odd (modifier form)
옷을
oseul — Clothes (object marker attached)
입고
ipgo — Wearing, having put on clothes
있었습니다
isseotseumnida — Was/were doing (formal polite progressive past)
머리
meori — Head, hair
위로
wiro — Upward, above, over
yak — About, approximately, roughly
높이의
nopi-ui — Of height, of elevation (possessive modifier)
작은
jageun — Small, little (modifier form)
꼭지가
kkokjiga — Tip, knob, top point (subject marker)
달린
dallin — Attached, hanging, fastened (modifier)
둥근
dunggeun — Round, circular (modifier form)
모자를
mojareul — Hat (object marker attached)
쓰고
sseugo — Wearing (hat), writing, and
있었으며
isseosseumyeo — Was wearing/existing, and (formal connective)
모자
moja — Hat, cap
chaeng — Brim of a hat
주위에는
juwi-eneun — Around, surrounding (topic marker attached)
방울들이
banguldeuri — Bells, droplets (subject marker attached)
달려
dallyeo — Attached, hanging (connected verb form)
있어
isseo — Being, existing (informal connective)
움직일
umjigil — To move (future/modifier form)
때마다
ttaemada — Every time, whenever
달콤하게
dalkomhage — Sweetly, in a sweet manner
울렸습니다
ullyeotseumnida — Rang, chimed, sounded (formal polite past)
남자들의
namjadeul-ui — Of the men, men's (possessive)
모자는
mojaneun — The hat(s) (topic marker attached)
파란색이었고
paransaegieotgo — Were blue in color, and (connective)
여자의
yeoja-ui — The woman's, of the woman
흰색이었으며
hinsaegieosseumyeo — Was white in color, and (formal connective)
그녀는
geunyeoneun — She (topic marker attached)
어깨에서
eokkae-eseo — From the shoulders, at the shoulders
주름이
jureum-i — Wrinkles, folds, pleats (subject marker)
잡혀
japyeo — Gathered, caught, pleated (connected form)
내려오는
naeryeooneun — Coming down, descending (present modifier)
흰색
hinsaek — White color
가운을
gaun-eul — Gown, robe (object marker attached)
geu — That, the (demonstrative)
위에는
wie-neun — On top of that, above it (topic)
햇빛
haetbit — Sunlight, sunshine
아래
arae — Below, under, beneath
반짝이는
banjjagineun — Sparkling, glittering (present modifier form)
별들이
byeoldeuri — Stars (subject marker attached)
흩뿌려져
heutppuryeojyeo — Scattered, sprinkled all over (connected form)
남자들은
namjadeuleun — The men (topic marker attached)
모자와
mojawa — With the hat, hat and (connective particle)
같은
gateun — Same, identical (modifier form)
색조의
saekjo-ui — Of the shade/tone, of color hue
파란색
paransaek — Blue color
위쪽에
wijjoge — On the upper part, on the top side
천이
cheoni — Fabric, cloth (subject marker attached)
깊게
gipge — Deeply, profoundly
접힌
jeophіn — Folded, creased (past modifier form)
닦인
dakkin — Polished, wiped, cleaned (modifier form)
장화를
janghwareul — Boots (object marker attached)
신고
singo — Wearing (shoes/boots), and
남자들이
namjadeuri — The men (subject marker attached)
삼촌과
samchongwa — With uncle, uncle and
비슷한
biseuthan — Similar, alike (modifier form)
나이일
naiil — Of the same age, to be of age (modifier)
것이라고
geosirago — Thinking that it would be (reported thought)
생각했는데
saenggakhaenneunde — Thought that, but (connective past form)
jung — Among, in the middle of
둘이
duri — Two of them (subject marker attached)
수염을
suyeomeul — Beard, facial hair (object marker)
기르고
gireugo — Growing, raising (connected verb form)
있었기
isseotgi — Because they were (causal nominalized form)
때문입니다
ttaemun-imnida — Because of, it is because (formal)
하지만
hajiman — However, but, nevertheless
여자는
yeojaneun — The woman (topic marker attached)
틀림없이
teullimeopsi — Certainly, without doubt, surely
deo — More, further, additionally
그녀의
geunyeo-ui — Her, hers (possessive form)
얼굴은
eolgureun — The face (topic marker attached)
주름으로
jureum-euro — With wrinkles, by means of wrinkles
가득
gadeuk — Full of, filled with, brimming
덮여
deopyeo — Covered, blanketed (connected verb form)
있었고
isseotgo — Was, existed, and (connective past)
머리카락은
meorikarak-eun — The hair (topic marker attached)
거의
geoui — Almost, nearly, mostly
하얗게
hayake — Whitely, turned white (adverbial form)
세어
seeo — Having gone gray/white (connected form)
걸음걸이는
georeumgeori-neun — The way of walking, gait (topic marker)
다소
daso — Somewhat, rather, to some extent
뻣뻣했습니다
ppeopppeophaetseumnida — Was stiff, rigid (formal polite past)
i — This, these (demonstrative modifier)
사람들이
saramdeuri — These people (subject marker attached)
문간에
mungan-e — In the doorway, at the entrance
seo — Standing, being at a location
jip — House, home
가까이
gakkai — Near, close, nearby
다가왔을
dagawasseul — When (they) approached (modifier form)
ttae — Time, moment, when
이상
isang — Further, any more, beyond this point
오기를
ogireul — Coming, to come (nominalized object form)
두려워하는
duryeowohaneun — Being afraid, fearing (present modifier)
deut — As if, seemingly, appearing to
멈춰
meomchwo — Stopped, halted (connected verb form)
서서
seoseo — Standing (and then), while standing
서로
seoro — Each other, one another, mutually
속삭였습니다
soksagyeotseumnida — Whispered, murmured (formal polite past)
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