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DescriptionPark Hyang-rim - Oppaneun punggakjaeng-i.ogg	한국어: 박영호(작사) 김송규(작곡) 박향림(가수) 콜롬비아(제작) 1938년 콜롬비아 레코드 소속 박향림이 부른 트로트(Trot) 만요(Comic Song)이다. English: "Oppaneun punggakjaengi" ("My Brother is a Street Musician"), a comic teuroteu (trot) about a brother constantly interfering with his sister's personal business. Sung by Park Hyang-rim (박향림, 1921-1946) Composed by Kim Song-gyu (김송규, 1911-1950) Lyrics by Park Yeong-ho (박영호, 1911-1953) Español: “Oppaneun punggakjaengi” (오빠는 풍각쟁이, «Mi hermano es un musico callejero»), un popular trot cómico coreano de 1938 compuesto por Kim Song Kyu (música) y Park Yeong Ho (texto), y cantado por Park Hyang Rim Italiano: “Oppaneun punggakjaengi” (오빠는 풍각쟁이, «Mio fratello è un musicista di strada»), un popolare trot comico coreano del 1938 composto da Kim Song Kyu (musiche) e Park Yeong Ho (testi), e cantato da Park Hyang Rim Македонски: „Опанен пунгакченги“ (오빠는 풍각쟁이), популарен корејски трот од 1938 г. од Ким Сонг Кју и Парк Јенг Хо во изведба на Парк Хјанг Рим. Polski: Oppaneun punggakjaengi (오빠는 풍각쟁이), popularny koreański utwór typu trot. Kompozycja Kim Song Kyu i Park Yeong Ho, w wykonaniu Park Hyang Rim.
Date	1938
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Author	Park Hyang-rim (박향림), Kim Song-gyu (김송규), and Park Yeong-ho (박영호)
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My brother is a street musician, and he is always such a meanie!

Tell me why, tell me why food disappears if I look away—tell me why!

He steals all of my treats—and not content with that, he gives me "healthier veggies" because^[1] he says I'm fat!

My brother is a grabber! My brother is so greedy! My brother really^[2] is a jerk!

 

My brother nitpicks my behaviour. He seems to love finding fault with me!

I hate it! I hate it! I caught him reading my diary—then he teased!

He won't take me to plays: he always goes alone—and never thinks of doing chores when he's at home!

My brother makes excuses! My brother's always teasing! My brother really is a jerk!

 

It's like I'm living with a vagrant, he's shiftless and so very lazy.^[3]

Tell me why, tell me why, he comes in staggering every night—tell me why!

He goes to work hungover three out of five days, then he complains to me that he never gets a raise!

My brother is a drunkard! My brother's boss must hate him! My brother really is a jerk!

Note: I'm not sure this comes out in the translation fully, but I'm told that in Korean, complaining about a person can be a sign of affection =)

My brother is a street musician, well, he is a meanie, pshaw!^[4]

I don't know, I don't know, he snatches off my banchan,^[5] I don't know.

Bulgogi, tteokbokki he solely takes, but gives me oiji^[6] and kongnamul^[7]

My brother is a grabber, my brother is a meanie, my brother is a crafty rascal.^[8]

 

My brother is a nitpicker, well, he is a meanie, pshaw!

I hate, I hate, he steals a glance at my letters, I hate it

When he goes to Myeongchijwa,^[9] he goes alone, when he is on an errand, he scamps over it.

My brother is a poor excuser, My brother is a hasty-pants, My brother is a nitpicker.

 

My brother is a drunkard, well, my brother is an imbiber, pshaw!

I don't know, I don't know, why he is drinking till late at night, I don't know

He is always late at work, but irritiable that his monthly salary does not get raised

My brother always gets peevish, My brother is an imbiber, My brother is a fibber.^[10]

1. ↑ There's an extra syllable in the English—the "be" is a repeat of the last note of "veggies". "cause he says" should be on the same notes, and same timing as 나한테 (nahante).
2. ↑ "Really" is one syllable in the original, but I think for English, breaking the note in two works better. Anyway, it's in two notes in the instrumental solo.
3. ↑ "My brother is street musician" has figurative connotations in Korean that don't translate so well. I've gone back and forth on this so many times. Finally, I decided to slip it into the third verse, to replace some of the untranslatable wordplay.
4. ↑ Or one of the following: Come on! Yeah, right! Pish! For more, see Pshaw Synonyms, Pshaw Antonyms | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus.
5. ↑ Small side dishes.
6. ↑ 오이지, heavily salted cucumber pickle.
7. ↑ He takes the delicious food, and only leaves his sister the vegetables.
8. ↑ Or: My brother is a pig, my brother is a dog, my brother is a shark.
9. ↑ The name of an old theatre once located in Myeongdong, Seoul.
10. ↑ Or braggart.

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タイトル：『お兄さんは門付け』 プンガクジャエンイ: 市場や門前で琴を弾いたり歌をうたったりしながら 金品を乞う人

お兄さんは門付け。お兄さんは意地悪。

私は分からん。私は分からん。私のおかず、取って食べた事。私は分からん。

焼き肉、トッポキは一人で食べて、ヲイジ、大豆萌だけ　私にくれて

(餅の小切れに肉、野菜、薬味を加えていためたもの。)

(キュリをつぼやかめなどに入れて、それに煮冷ましの塩水をかけて漬けた漬物)

お兄さんは欲張り。お兄さんは意地悪。お兄さんはすまし屋

 

お兄さんは言い掛かり屋。　お兄さんは意地悪。

いやよ、いやよ、私の手紙を盗み見する事　いやよ

明治座見物に行く時は一人で行って、お使いされる時はうまく言いつくろう。

お兄さんは言い訳屋。お兄さんはみみっちい。 お兄さんは言い掛かり屋。

 

お兄さんは酒癖のある人。お兄さんはお酒をいっぱい飲む人。

私は分からん。私は分からん。夜遅くよっぱらって帰って来るの。私は分からん。

毎日　会社に時刻ばかり、月給は上がらないって苛立って。

お兄さんは神経質な人。お兄さんはお酒をいっぱい飲む人。お兄さんはうそつき

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(copied from [1], then edited)

오빠는 풍각쟁이야, 머, 오빠는 심술쟁이야, 머

난몰라이 난몰라이 내반찬 다 뺏어 먹는거 난몰라이

불고기 떡복기는 혼자만 먹구 오이지 콩나물만 나한테 주구

오빠는 욕심쟁이 오빠는 심술쟁이 오빠는 깍쟁이야

 

오빠는 트집쟁이야, 머, 오빠는 심술쟁이야, 머

난실여 난실여 내편지 남몰래 보는것 난실여

명치좌 구경갈땐 혼자만 가구 심부름 시킬때면 엄벙땡하구

오빠는 핑계쟁이 오빠는 안달뱅이 오빠는 트집쟁이야

 

오빠는 주정뱅이야, 머, 오빠는 모주꾼이야, 머

난몰라이 난몰라이 밤늦게 술취해 오는것 난몰라이

날마다 회사에선 지각만하구 월급만 안 오른다구 짜증만 내구

오빠는 짜증쟁이 오빠는 모주쟁이 오빠는 대포쟁이야

Transliteration (with assistance of Hong's Hangul Conversion Tools)

Oppaneun punggakjaengiya, meo, oppaneun simsuljaengiya, meo

Nanmollai nanmollai naebanchan da ppaeseo meongneungeo nanmollai

Bulgogi tteokppokkineun honjaman meokku oiji kongnamulman nahante jugu

Oppaneun yoksimjaengi oppaneun simsuljaengi oppaneun kkakjaengiya

 

Oppaneun teujipjaengiya, meo, oppaneun simsuljaengiya, meo

Nansiryeo nansiryeo naepyeonji nammollae boneungeot nansiryeo

Myeongchijwa gugyeonggalttaen honjaman gagu simbureum sikilttaemyeon eombeongttaenghagu

Oppaneun pinggyejaengi oppaneun andalpaengi oppaneun teujipjaengiya

 

Oppaneun jujeongbaengiya, meo, oppaneun mojukkuniya, meo

Nanmollai nanmollai bamneutge sulchwihae oneungeot nanmollai

Almada hoesaeseon jigangmanhagu wolgeumman an oreundagu jjajeungman naegu

Oppaneun jjajeungjaengi oppaneun mojujaengi oppaneun daepojaengiya

This file was selected as the media of the day for 26 June 2010. It was captioned as follows: English: Oppaneun punggakjaengi (오빠는 풍각쟁이), a popular 1938 Korean teuroteu by Kim Song Kyu and Park Yeong Ho. Sung by Park Hyang Rim. Other languages English: Oppaneun punggakjaengi (오빠는 풍각쟁이), a popular 1938 Korean teuroteu by Kim Song Kyu and Park Yeong Ho. Sung by Park Hyang Rim. Español: “Oppaneun punggakjaengi” (오빠는 풍각쟁이, «Mi hermano es un musico callejero»), un popular trot cómico coreano de 1938 compuesto por Kim Song Kyu (música) y Park Yeong Ho (texto), y cantado por Park Hyang Rim Italiano: “Oppaneun punggakjaengi” (오빠는 풍각쟁이, «Mio fratello è un musicista di strada»), un popolare trot comico coreano del 1938 composto da Kim Song Kyu (musiche) e Park Yeong Ho (testi), e cantato da Park Hyang Rim Македонски: „Опанен пунгакченги“ (오빠는 풍각쟁이), популарен корејски трот од 1938 г. од Ким Сонг Кју и Парк Јенг Хо во изведба на Парк Хјанг Рим. Polski: Oppaneun punggakjaengi (오빠는 풍각쟁이), popularny koreański utwór typu trot. Kompozycja Kim Song Kyu i Park Yeong Ho, w wykonaniu Park Hyang Rim. Sicilianu: “Oppaneun punggakjaengi” (오빠는 풍각쟁이, «Mè frati è un musicista di strata»), un trot còmicu pupulari coreanu dô 1938 cumpostu di Kim Song Kyu (mùsichi) e Park Yeong Ho (testi), e cantatu di Park Hyang Rim

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