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1. Sled [slɛd] (썰매) - 눈 위에서 타고 미끄러지는 도구
   • 🔹 The child pulled the sled up the snowy hill.
   • (그 아이는 썰매를 눈 덮인 언덕 위로 끌어 올렸다.)
2. Bundle up [ˈbʌndəl ʌp] (따뜻하게 옷을 껴입다) - 추위를 막기 위해 여러 겹 옷을 입다
   • 🔹 She bundled up before going outside in the snow.
   • (그녀는 눈 속으로 나가기 전에 따뜻하게 껴입었다.)
3. Frosty [ˈfrɔːsti] (서리가 내린, 매우 추운) - 공기가 차고 얼어붙을 듯한 상태
   • 🔹 The frosty air made her cheeks turn red.
   • (차가운 공기 때문에 그녀의 볼이 빨개졌다.)
4. Excitement [ɪkˈsaɪtmənt] (흥분, 신남) - 매우 즐겁고 기대되는 감정
   • 🔹 Her eyes sparkled with excitement as she slid down the hill.
   • (그녀는 언덕을 미끄러져 내려가면서 눈을 반짝였다.)
5. Scenic [ˈsiːnɪk] (경치 좋은) - 아름다운 풍경이 펼쳐진
   • 🔹 They enjoyed the scenic view of the snow-covered park.
   • (그들은 눈 덮인 공원의 아름다운 풍경을 즐겼다.)
6. Chilly [ˈtʃɪli] (쌀쌀한, 서늘한) - 약간 춥지만 견딜 만한 날씨
   • 🔹 The chilly wind made her pull her scarf tighter.
   • (쌀쌀한 바람이 불자 그녀는 목도리를 더 단단히 감았다.)
7. Delight [dɪˈlaɪt] (기쁨, 즐거움) - 큰 행복이나 만족감을 느끼는 것
   • 🔹 The child's laughter was filled with pure delight.
   • (그 아이의 웃음소리는 순수한 기쁨으로 가득 차 있었다.)

 

 

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• 🔹 What makes winter activities so enjoyable for children?
  (어린이들에게 겨울 활동이 즐거운 이유는 무엇일까?)
• 🔹 How does the cold weather influence her mood in this moment?
  (이 순간의 추운 날씨가 그녀의 기분에 어떤 영향을 미쳤을까?)
• 🔹 What do you think she is thinking while holding the sled’s rope?
  (그녀는 썰매의 줄을 잡고 있을 때 무슨 생각을 하고 있을까?)

 

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A young girl with bright blue eyes and rosy cheeks sits on a wooden sled, gripping the rope tightly with both hands. She is bundled up in a warm brown winter coat, a beige knit hat with a pom-pom, and a thick scarf wrapped around her neck. Snowflakes cling to her boots and pants as she smiles joyfully. In the background, other children and adults in colorful winter clothes are playing and walking through the snow-covered park. The crisp winter air and soft, powdery snow create a magical atmosphere of happiness and adventure.

 

 

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00:00
Ever notice how like something so simple can just bring back a wave of childhood memories.
We're going to dive into that today OK and we're going to be looking at it through the lens of this Korean story called Hugri Core Who Okay which translates to memories of a winter day sledding and the magical bell.

00:23
It's a beautiful type

00:24
and we're going to use this to think about how we find magic as kids you know, like that feeling of wonder and how it seems to be something that pretty much all kids from all over experience.

00:36
Yeah it really is fascinating how no matter where you go in the world, there's always these similar threads, you know, like these universal themes about childhood woven into all these different cultures and stories.
It's like this common ground we all share even if the specifics are amazing when you think about

00:53
yeah. And so the story starts with this young girl named Emma, bundled up in the snow.
She's at a park and she's sitting on her wooden sled just like a classic image right?
But it got me thinking like why is that image of a wooden sled so powerful?
You know, like, is it just nostalgia or is it something about like connecting to nature and like a simpler time?

01:13
I think it could be both you know, on the one hand, you have the wood itself, which like immediately connects us to nature, to something real and tangible.
And that's something that I think a lot of kids today are missing out on you know, for sure.
But then there's also this element of like a slower pace like wood evokes a sense of craftsmanship and tradition

01:32
before everything became plastic and mask produced.
And maybe it's that yearning for something authentic, something handmade that really tugs at our heartstring.

01:40
Yeah that's such a good point.
And it's not just any sled in the story.
She's convinced it's magical.
She even ties a bell to it because she thinks it'll make her go faster.

01:49
Oh, wow

01:50
which just reminds me of being a kid and like giving these everyday objects like superpowers or believing that they were somehow magical.
Totally do you think that that's like a universal thing like finding that magic in the everyday.

02:03
Absolutely I think it is, you know, across cultures you see kids creating these little mythologies, these little worlds where anything can be magical.
The specifics might be different like in some cultures it's all about spirits or nature, right?
While in others it might be fantastical creatures or even like technology but the underlying impulse is the same like Emma with her bell.
It's just a simple object that's completely transformed by her belief in its power

02:30
right? And the story does a really good job of like painting a picture of all of this like you can really visualize it you know, her blue eyes and rosy cheeks and like the contrast against the white snow, the crisp air, the sound of the bell ringing.
It's like a full on sensory experience

02:47
exactly and that's something that you see a lot in Korean storytelling.
This emphasis on sensory details to really draw you in you know, it's not just about seeing the scene.
They want you to feel the chill in the air, to hear that crunch of the snow under the sled.
It's about immersing you in that moment as fully as possible.

03:05
It makes you wonder if that's why some childhood memories are just so vivid.
Like maybe it's all those sensory details that really lock them in.

03:14
That's a really interesting point.
And I think you're right you know, because of those sensory experiences, they act as these anchors for our memories.
You know, think about it like the smell of your grandma's baking or the feel of a favorite blanket.
Those can transport you right back to childhood in an,

03:29
they really can. And speaking of being transported back to the past, the story jumps forward to Emma as an adult okay and she finds that bell again like the one from her childhood.
Wow and it's just such a powerful image.
This tangible link to the magic and innocence of your childhood like really made me think about all those objects from my own childhood that hold that kind of meaning.

03:53
Yeah, you know, it makes you realize that objects aren't just objects.
They become these vessels for our personal histories.
They hold our memories, our emotions, our dreams, even like lost versions of ourselves.
It's pretty amazing.

04:07
Yeah it's almost like they have their own stories to tell if only we knew how to listen write.

04:12
That's a beautiful way to put it and it leads to a question for all of you listening out there.
What magical objects from your own childhood would you want to rediscover and what stories would they whisper if given the chance

04:26
about that that's all the time we have for today's.
Deep.

04:30
Thanks for listening. Everybody.

 

 

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