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Vocabulary

보물섬

bomulseom — Treasure Island; famous adventure novel setting

저

jeo — I; humble first-person pronoun in Korean

에게

ege — To; particle indicating recipient of an action

그의

geuui — His; possessive pronoun referring to a male

고전적인

gojeonjeogín — Classical; relating to traditional or established style

취향에

chwihyange — To one's taste; suiting personal preference or liking

맞추어

majchueo — Tailored to; adjusted or fitted to match something

다음의

daeumui — Following; coming next in sequence or order

이야기가

iyagiga — Story; narrative serving as the subject of sentence

구성된

guseongdoen — Composed; put together or structured in a certain way

미국

Miguk — America; the United States of America

신사에게

sinsaege — To a gentleman; directed toward a refined male person

수많은

sumaneun — Countless; very many in number or quantity

즐거운

jeulgeoun — Enjoyable; pleasant and bringing joy or happiness

시간에

sigane — For the time; referring to hours or moments spent

대한

daehan — Regarding; about or in response to something

보답으로

bodabeuro — As repayment; in return for a favor or kindness

그리고

geurigo — And; conjunction connecting two clauses or items

가장

gajang — Most; superlative adverb indicating the highest degree

따뜻한

ttatteuthan — Warm; having a pleasant, gentle heat or affection

바람을

barameul — Wish; hope or desire expressed toward someone

담아

dama — Filled with; containing or expressing something within

다정한

dajeonghan — Affectionate; kind and warmly caring toward others

친구인

chinguín — Who is a friend; identifying someone as a friend

저자가

jeojaga — The author; writer who is the subject of sentence

이

i — This; demonstrative pronoun indicating something nearby

책을

chaegeul — Book; written work as the object of a sentence

헌정합니다

heonjeonghabnida — Dedicates; formally presents a work to someone

망설이는

mangseorineun — Hesitating; pausing or being uncertain about proceeding

독자에게

dokjaege — To the reader; addressed to the person reading

뱃사람의

baetsaramui — Sailor's; belonging to or characteristic of a seaman

곡조에

gokjoe — To the tune; set to a particular musical melody

맞춘

majchun — Fitted to; adjusted or matched to a standard

이야기

iyagi — Story; a narrative or tale told to someone

폭풍과

pokpungwa — Storm and; tempest alongside another accompanying element

모험

moheom — Adventure; exciting and daring experience or journey

열기와

yeolgíwa — Heat and; warmth alongside another accompanying element

추위

chuwi — Cold; the sensation or condition of low temperature

섬들과

seomdеulgwa — Islands and; multiple landmasses surrounded by water

버려진

beoryeojin — Abandoned; left behind or deserted without care

자들

jadeul — People; plural suffix referring to a group of persons

해적들과

haejeokdeulgwa — Pirates and; sea robbers alongside another element

묻힌

muthin — Buried; hidden underground or concealed beneath something

황금

hwanggeum — Gold; precious yellow metal of high value

오래된

oraedoen — Old; having existed for a long period of time

낭만

nangman — Romance; idealistic sentiment or adventurous imagination

모두를

modureul — All; every one as the object of a sentence

옛

yet — Old; ancient or belonging to a former time

방식

bangsik — Way; method or manner of doing something

그대로

geudaero — As it is; unchanged, in the same manner as before

다시

dasi — Again; once more, repeating a previous action

이야기한

iyagihan — Told; narrated or recounted a story to someone

것이

geosi — The thing that; nominalizer marking a clause as subject

예전에

yejeoné — In the past; formerly, at an earlier point in time

나를

nareul — Me; first-person pronoun as the object of a verb

기쁘게

gippeuge — Happily; in a way that brings joy or pleasure

했듯이

haetdeutsi — Just as it did; in the same way as before

오늘날의

oneullalui — Today's; belonging to or characteristic of modern times

더

deo — More; comparative adverb indicating greater degree

현명한

hyeonmyeonghan — Wise; having good judgment and sound understanding

젊은이들을

jeolmeunideureul — Young people; youth as the object of a sentence

할

hal — Will do; future or potential form of the verb 하다

수

su — Ability; bound noun expressing possibility or capability

있다면

itdamyeon — If it exists; conditional form indicating possibility

그렇다면

geureotdamyeon — If so; in that case, given the circumstances stated

좋아

joa — Good; expressing approval or agreement informally

어서

eoseo — Hurry; urging someone to act quickly or come forward

읽어라

ilgeora — Read; imperative command to read something now

그렇지

geureochi — Is that so; informal expression confirming a situation

않다면

antamyeon — If not; conditional negation of a previous statement

만약

manyak — If; conditional conjunction introducing a hypothetical situation

공부하는

gongbuhaneun — Studying; engaged in the act of learning something

젊은이들이

jeolmeunideuri — Young people; youth as the subject of a sentence

이상

isang — No longer; anymore, indicating cessation of something

갈망하지

galmanghaji — Not yearn; failing to strongly desire or crave something

않고

anko — Without doing; negation connecting two consecutive actions

예전의

yejeонуi — Former; belonging to or from an earlier past time

열망을

yeolmangeul — Longing; intense desire as the object of a sentence

잊어버렸다면

ijeobeoryeotdamyeon — If they have forgotten; conditional perfect of forgetting

용감한

yonggamhan — Brave; showing courage and boldness in difficult situations

또는

ttoneun — Or; conjunction presenting an alternative option

숲과

supgwa — Forest and; woods alongside another accompanying element

파도의

padoui — Of the waves; possessive relating to ocean waves

그것도

geugeotdo — That too; also referring to the previously mentioned thing

나와

nawa — Me and; first person with a connective particle

나의

naui — My; first-person possessive pronoun in Korean

해적들

haejeokdeul — Pirates; plural of sea robbers or buccaneers

모두가

moduga — All; everyone as the subject of a sentence

이들과

ideulgwa — With these people; referring to the mentioned persons

그들의

geudeului — Their; possessive pronoun referring to a group

창조물이

changjomuři — Creations; works or beings made by someone as subject

잠든

Sleeping; in a state of sleep or eternal rest

무덤을

mudeomeul — Grave; burial place as the object of a sentence

함께

hamkke — Together; doing something jointly with others

나누기를

nanugireul — To share; dividing or partaking in something together

목차

mokcha — Table of contents; list of chapters in a book

제

je — The (ordinal prefix); used before numbers for parts

부

bu — Part; a major section or division of a book

늙은

neulgeun — Old; aged, describing an elderly person or thing

해적

haejeok — Pirate; a person who robs at sea

바다

bada — Sea; large body of saltwater; ocean

사나이

sanai — Man; a tough or rugged male person

독의

dogui — Dog's; possessive of the word dog or a name

등장과

deungjangwa — Appearance and; arrival or entrance of a character

사라짐

sarajim — Disappearance; the act of vanishing or going away

검은

geomeun — Black; dark-colored, describing something of dark shade

점

jeom — Dot; a small mark or spot on a surface

상자

sangja — Box; a container used to hold or store things

장님의

jangnimuI — Blind man's; possessive relating to a sightless person

최후

choehu — Final end; last moment or death of someone

선장의

seonjangui — Captain's; belonging to the leader of a ship

서류들

seoryudeul — Documents; papers containing important written information

바다의

badaui — Of the sea; possessive relating to the ocean

요리사

yorisa — Cook; a person who prepares food professionally

나는

naneun — I; first-person subject pronoun with topic marker

가다

gada — To go; to move toward a destination or place

간판

ganpan — Sign; a board displaying a shop or place name

앞에서

apeseo — In front of; positioned before or ahead of something