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He lives in the City of Emeralds."

그는 에메랄드 시티에 살고 있어요."

Dorothy was going to ask another question, but just then the Munchkins, who had been standing silently by, gave a loud shout and pointed to the corner of the house where the Wicked Witch had been lying.

도로시는 또 다른 질문을 하려던 참이었는데, 바로 그때 옆에서 조용히 서 있던 먼치킨들이 큰 소리로 외치며 사악한 마녀가 쓰러져 있던 집 모퉁이를 가리켰습니다.

"What is it?" asked the little old woman, and looked, and began to laugh.

"그게 뭔가요?" 작은 노파가 물으며 바라보더니 웃기 시작했습니다.

The feet of the dead Witch had disappeared entirely, and nothing was left but the silver shoes.

죽은 마녀의 발은 완전히 사라져 버렸고, 은빛 신발만 남아 있었습니다.

"She was so old," explained the Witch of the North, "that she dried up quickly in the sun.

"그녀는 너무 늙었거든요," 북쪽 마녀가 설명했습니다, "그래서 햇볕에 금방 말라 버린 거예요.

That is the end of her.

그것으로 그녀는 끝난 거예요.

But the silver shoes are yours, and you shall have them to wear."

하지만 은빛 신발은 당신 것이니, 신고 다니면 돼요."

She reached down and picked up the shoes, and after shaking the dust out of them handed them to Dorothy.

그녀는 몸을 굽혀 신발을 집어 들고, 먼지를 털어낸 뒤 도로시에게 건네주었습니다.

"The Witch of the East was proud of those silver shoes," said one of the Munchkins, "and there is some charm connected with them; but what it is we never knew."

"동쪽 마녀는 저 은빛 신발을 자랑스러워했어요," 먼치킨 중 한 명이 말했습니다, "그리고 신발에는 어떤 마법이 깃들어 있지만, 그게 무엇인지는 우리도 알지 못했어요."

Dorothy carried the shoes into the house and placed them on the table.

도로시는 신발을 집 안으로 가져가 탁자 위에 올려놓았습니다.

Then she came out again to the Munchkins and said:

그런 다음 그녀는 다시 먼치킨들에게 나와서 말했습니다:

"I am anxious to get back to my aunt and uncle, for I am sure they will worry about me.

"저는 이모와 삼촌에게 돌아가고 싶어요, 분명히 저를 걱정하고 계실 테니까요.

Can you help me find my way?"

제가 길을 찾도록 도와주실 수 있나요?"

The Munchkins and the Witch first looked at one another, and then at Dorothy, and then shook their heads.

먼치킨들과 마녀는 먼저 서로를 바라보다가, 그다음 도로시를 바라보더니 고개를 저었습니다.

Vocabulary

그는
geu-neun — He (subject marker attached)
에메랄드
e-me-ral-deu — Emerald; a green precious stone
살고
sal-go — Living; residing (verb stem with connector)
있어요
it-sseo-yo — Is/are; exists (polite present tense)
tto — Again; also; another time
다른
da-reun — Another; different; other
질문을
jil-mu-neul — Question (with object marker attached)
하려던
ha-ryeo-deon — Was about to do; intended to do
참이었는데
cham-i-eon-neun-de — Was just about to; was on the verge
바로
ba-ro — Right; exactly; just at that moment
그때
geu-ttae — At that time; at that moment
옆에서
yeo-pe-seo — From beside; from the side of
조용히
jo-yong-hi — Quietly; silently; in a quiet manner
seo — Standing; to stand (verb connector)
있던
it-deon — Were (past descriptive modifier form)
keun — Big; large; loud
소리로
so-ri-ro — With a sound; loudly; in a voice
외치며
oe-chi-myeo — While shouting; crying out loudly
사악한
sa-a-kan — Wicked; evil; malicious
마녀가
ma-nyeo-ga — The witch (subject marker attached)
쓰러져
sseu-reo-jyeo — Has fallen down; collapsed
jip — House; home; building
모퉁이를
mo-tung-i-reul — The corner (of a building, object marker)
가리켰습니다
ga-ri-kyeot-seum-ni-da — Pointed at; indicated; directed attention to
그게
geu-ge — What is that; that thing (contracted form)
뭔가요
mwon-ga-yo — What is it? (polite informal question)
작은
ja-geun — Small; little; tiny
노파가
no-pa-ga — The old woman (subject marker attached)
물으며
mu-reu-myeo — While asking; asking and then
바라보더니
ba-ra-bo-deo-ni — Looked at and then; gazed and then
웃기
ut-gi — Laughing; smiling (nominalized verb form)
시작했습니다
si-ja-kaet-seum-ni-da — Began; started (formal past tense)
죽은
ju-geun — Dead; deceased (modifier form)
마녀의
ma-nyeo-eui — Of the witch; the witch's (possessive)
발은
ba-reun — The feet (topic marker attached)
완전히
wan-jeon-hi — Completely; entirely; wholly
사라져
sa-ra-jyeo — Disappeared; vanished; gone
버렸고
beo-ryeot-go — Had (completely) disappeared; done away with
은빛
eun-bit — Silver-colored; silvery shine
신발만
sin-bal-man — Only the shoes; just the shoes remained
남아
na-ma — Remaining; left behind; staying
있었습니다
it-seot-seum-ni-da — There was/were (formal past tense)
그녀는
geu-nyeo-neun — She (topic marker attached)
너무
neo-mu — Too; very; excessively
늙었거든요
neul-geot-geo-deun-yo — She was old, you see; because she was old
북쪽
buk-jjok — North; northern direction
설명했습니다
seol-myeong-haet-seum-ni-da — Explained; described (formal past tense)
그래서
geu-rae-seo — Therefore; so; because of that
햇볕에
haet-byeo-te — In the sunlight; under the sun
금방
geum-bang — Right away; very soon; quickly
말라
mal-la — Dried up; shriveled; desiccated
버린
beo-rin — Completely (done); having gotten rid of
거예요
geo-ye-yo — It is (that); the reason is (polite)
그것으로
geu-geo-seu-ro — With that; by that; that being the end
끝난
kkeut-nan — Finished; ended; concluded
하지만
ha-ji-man — But; however; nevertheless
신발은
sin-ba-reun — The shoes (topic marker attached)
당신
dang-sin — You (formal or literary second person)
것이니
geo-si-ni — Since it is yours; it belongs to you
신고
sin-go — Wearing (shoes); putting on shoes
다니면
da-ni-myeon — If you go around; if you wear and walk
돼요
dwae-yo — It's okay; it will do; you may
몸을
mo-meul — Body (with object marker attached)
굽혀
gu-pyeo — Bending; stooping down
신발을
sin-ba-reul — The shoes (with object marker)
집어
ji-beo — Picking up; grabbing; taking hold of
들고
deul-go — Holding; lifting up; carrying
먼지를
meon-ji-reul — Dust (with object marker attached)
털어낸
teo-reo-naen — Having dusted off; shaken off dust
dwi — After; behind; back
건네주었습니다
geon-ne-ju-eot-seum-ni-da — Handed over; passed; gave to someone
동쪽
dong-jjok — East; eastern direction
jeo — I/me (humble first person pronoun)
자랑스러워했어요
ja-rang-seu-reo-wo-haet-sseo-yo — Was proud of; took pride in
jung — Among; in the middle of; out of
han — One; a single (numeral modifier)
명이
myeong-i — Person (counter, subject marker attached)
말했습니다
mal-haet-seum-ni-da — Said; spoke; told (formal past tense)
그리고
geu-ri-go — And; and also; furthermore
신발에는
sin-ba-re-neun — In/on the shoes (topic marker attached)
어떤
eo-ddeon — Some kind of; a certain; what kind of
마법이
ma-beo-bi — Magic; spell (subject marker attached)
깃들어
git-deu-reo — Imbued with; dwelling within; embedded
있지만
it-ji-man — There is, but; although it exists
무엇인지는
mu-eo-sin-ji-neun — What it is (topic marker, unknown content)
우리도
u-ri-do — We also; us too
알지
al-ji — Know; to know (informal connector)
못했어요
mo-taet-sseo-yo — Could not; was unable to (polite past)
안으로
a-neu-ro — Inside; inward; into the interior
가져가
ga-jyeo-ga — Take (something) away; carry inside
탁자
tak-ja — Table; desk; a flat-surfaced furniture piece
위에
wi-e — On top of; above; on the surface
올려놓았습니다
ol-lyeo-no-at-seum-ni-da — Placed on top; set upon; put up on
그런
geu-reon — Such; that kind of; like that
다음
da-eum — Next; following; after that
다시
da-si — Again; once more; anew
나와서
na-wa-seo — Coming out and; having come outside
저는
jeo-neun — I (humble, topic marker attached)
이모와
i-mo-wa — Aunt and; with aunt (connective particle)
삼촌에게
sam-chon-e-ge — To uncle; toward uncle (dative marker)
돌아가고
do-ra-ga-go — Returning; going back (verb connector)
싶어요
si-peo-yo — Want to; desire to (polite form)
분명히
bun-myeong-hi — Clearly; obviously; certainly
저를
jeo-reul — Me (humble, object marker attached)
걱정하고
geok-jeong-ha-go — Worrying; being concerned (connector)
계실
gye-sil — Will be; honorific future progressive form
테니까요
te-ni-kka-yo — Because they surely will be; I'm sure
제가
je-ga — I (humble subject marker attached)
길을
gi-reul — The road/way (object marker attached)
찾도록
chat-do-rok — So that (I) can find; in order to find
도와주실
do-wa-ju-sil — Will help (honorific future modifier)
su — Ability; possibility; can (bound noun)
있나요
in-na-yo — Is there; can you? (polite question form)
먼저
meon-jeo — First; beforehand; ahead of others
서로를
seo-ro-reul — Each other (object marker attached)
바라보다가
ba-ra-bo-da-ga — While looking at; glancing at and then
그다음
geu-da-eum — After that; then next; subsequently
고개를
go-gae-reul — Head; neck (object marker attached)
저었습니다
jeo-eot-seum-ni-da — Shook (head); stirred (formal past tense)
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