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논밭이 좀 보이고요 fields|a bit|visible 田畑が見え||畑が見えます You can see some fields.

안녕하세요~ 둥근이에요~ Hello~|I'm round~ Hello~ This is Donggun~

제가 호주에 산지 7년이 조금 넘었자나요 I|in Australia|have lived|7 years|a little|over |オーストラリアに|住んでから|||少し過ぎましたよね I've been living in Australia for a little over 7 years.

그중에서 절반을 도시에서 살고 among them|half|in the city|living その中で|半分を|| Half of them lived in the city,

절반은 시골에서 살고 그랬거든요 half|in the countryside|living|that's how it was 半分は|田舎で||田舎に住んでいました and half lived in the countryside.

제가 앞에 영상에서 I|in the previous|video In the previous video,

도시에서 사는것보다 시골에서 사는것이 장점도 많아서 in the city|living compared to|in the countryside|living|advantages also|many I mentioned that living in the countryside has many advantages over living in the city.

저는 시골생활을 좀 더 좋아하는 편이라는 얘기를 했어요 I|country life|a bit|more|liking|tendency|conversation|had I mentioned that I prefer country living a bit more.

이 시골이라는게 말이에요 this|countryside|means This thing called the countryside.

어떤분들은 시골은 진짜 구멍가게만 있어야지 시골이지 some people|countryside|really|only small shops|should exist|to be countryside Some people think that the countryside should only have small local shops.

이렇게 생각하는 분들도 있더라구요 like this|thinking|people also|exist There are people who think like this.

제가 여기서 기준을 정해서 나누겠다는건 아닌데 I|here|standard|setting|dividing|not I'm not saying that I'm going to set a standard and divide it here.

도시도 대도시가 있고 소도시가 있고 그렇자나요 cities also|large cities|there are|small cities|there are|right There are big cities and small cities, right?

한국도 시골 사이즈가 있자나요 Korea also|countryside|size|there is Korea also has rural sizes, right?

읍이있고 면이있고 리가 있자나요 there are towns|there are townships|villages|there are There are towns, villages, and neighborhoods, right?

저는 엄청 소도시이거나 약간 대시골 I|really|small town or|somewhat|big countryside I want to live in a really small town or a bit of a countryside.

이런데서 살고 싶어요 here|live|want I want to live in places like this.

대도시는 못 살것 같구요 big city|not|live|seems I don't think I can live in a big city.

도시의 장점과 시골의 장점을 잘 버무려 놓은 city's|advantages and|countryside's|advantages|well|mixed|placed It's a good mix of the advantages of a city and the countryside.

그런 중간 지점에서 저는 살고 싶어요 that|middle|at point|I|live|want I want to live in that middle ground.

근데 여기가 도시는 아니기 때문에 but|here|city|not being|because But since this is not a city,

저는 시골에서 사는것을 선호한다고 말했지만 I|in the countryside|living|prefer|said but I said I prefer living in the countryside,

거의 도시에 가까운 시골 almost|to the city|close|countryside almost a countryside close to the city.

그런거죠 that's it That's right.

제가 3년동안 살았던 시골은 I|for 3 years|lived|in the countryside The countryside where I lived for three years is

한국 사람들이 되게 잘 아는 곳이에요 Korean|people|very|well|knowing|place a place that Korean people know very well.

번다버그 라는 동네거든요 Bundaberg|called|neighborhood It's a town called Bundaberg.

거기는 엄청 유명해요 워킹홀리데이 하면, 농장이 많아가지고 that place|really|is famous|working holiday|if you do|farms|a lot It's really famous for working holidays because there are a lot of farms.

세컨 비자 따러 많이 오거든요 second|visa|to get|a lot|come Many people come here to get their second visa.

거기는 시골 동네중에서는 엄청 큰 시골이고 살만한 시골이에요 that place|rural|among villages|really|big|rural and|livable|countryside It's a really big countryside among rural towns, and it's a livable countryside.

그리고 지금 제가 있는 곳은 Griffith 라는 동넨데 and|now|I|am|place|Griffith|called|village And the place where I am right now is a town called Griffith.

여기도 그렇게 작은 곳은 아닌것 같애요 here|that|small|place|not|seems This doesn't seem like such a small place.

있을건 다있고 마트 종류데로 다있고 백화점은 없어요 there will be|everything is there|supermarket|of various types|everything is there|department store|not there It has everything you need, all kinds of stores, but no department store.

주변에서 더 작은 동네에서 이쪽으로 병원오고 from the surrounding area|more|small|in the neighborhood|this way|coming to the hospital People from smaller towns nearby come here for hospitals.

뭐 사러 오고 하는 곳이에요 what|to buy|coming|doing|place It's a place where they come to buy things.

도시생활보다 시골생활이 더 좋다고 하는 이유는 than city life|country life|more|said to be good|doing|reason The reason why country life is said to be better than city life is

첫번째는 교통체증이 없다는 거에요 길에서 버리는 시간이 없죠 first|traffic congestion|not having|thing|on the road|wasting|time|not firstly, there is no traffic congestion, so there is no time wasted on the road.

저희가 번다버그 살때는 출퇴근 할때 집에서 남편직장 까지는 we|Bundaberg|when living|commuting|when|from home|husband's workplace|to When we lived in Bundaberg, it took only

차로 3분? by car|3 minutes 3 minutes by car from home to my husband's workplace.

2분에서 3분! from 2 minutes|3 minutes 2 to 3 minutes!

그리고 거기서 1~2분 더가면 제가 일하는 곳이 있었거든요 and|from there|1 to 2 minutes|if you go further|I|working|place|was And if you go there for another 1 to 2 minutes, there was a place where I worked.

그러니까 저는 집에서 차로 한 5분정도! so|I|from home|by car|about|5 minutes So it took me about 5 minutes by car from home!

거기만 거의 왔다갔다하고 한달에 한번씩 기름넣고 그랬죠 just there|almost|going back and forth|once a month|each time|refueling|I did I mostly just went back and forth there and filled up gas about once a month.

그리고 주차하는것도 걱정할 필요가 없고요 and|parking|worrying|need|not And there's no need to worry about parking.

다 무료주차고 자리도 다 있고 all|free parking|spots|all|available It's all free parking and there are plenty of spots.

주차장도 엄청 넓으니까 남편이 주차하기도 편하고 parking lot|very|since it's wide|my husband|parking|easy The parking lot is really spacious, so it's easy for my husband to park.

신호를 기다릴 필요도 없어요 신호있는 길도 잘 없거든요 signal|waiting|need|not|with signal|road|well|not much There's no need to wait for signals, as there aren't many signalized roads.

다 라운드어바웃으로 되 있어가지구 all|roundabout|done|because it is It's all set up as roundabouts.

그러다가 시드니를 가니까 then|to Sydney|when I go Then when I went to Sydney,

시드니는 거의 한국 같은거에요 Sydney|almost|Korea|like Sydney is almost like Korea.

시간이 계속 늘어나요~;; time|continuously|increases The time keeps getting longer~;;

차 경적소리 있자나요! ㅃ ㅏ 앙 ~~ car|honking sound|there is||| There's a car horn sound! Beep beep!

이런 소리 번다버그 살면서 들어 본적이 없어요 this|sound|Bundaberg|while living|hear|have seen|not I've never heard a sound like this while living in Bundaberg.

시드니도 그렇고 Sydney too|and It's the same in Sydney.

저희가 밴쿠버 여행갔을때도 we|Vancouver|when we traveled Even when we traveled to Vancouver.

급하게 운전하는 사람들 in a hurry|driving|people People driving in a hurry

경적울리고 욕하는 사람들 많았어요 honking|cursing|people|were many There were many people honking and cursing

저는 도시에서는 운전을 못할거 같아요 I|in the city|driving|can't do|think I don't think I can drive in the city

운전면허증을 땄지만;; driver's license|got but I got my driver's license, but;;

두번째는 물가인데 물가중에서도 집값이에요 the second|is the cost of living|among the costs of living|it's housing prices The second is the cost of living, specifically housing prices.

집을 사는 비용도 차이가 많이 나지만 house|buying|costs also|difference|a lot|but The cost of buying a house varies greatly.

저희는 아직 집을 산건 아니니까 we|still|house|bought|not yet However, we haven't bought a house yet.

렌트비만 생각을해도 just rent|even thinking about Just considering the rent alone...

번다버그에서 둘이서 2베드룸에 살았는데 Unit 이었어요 in Bundaberg|the two of us|in a 2-bedroom|lived|unit|was We lived together in a 2-bedroom unit in Bundaberg.

하우스는 아니고 단층짜리 여러개 모여있는 그런데서 살았는데 house|not|single-story|multiple|gathered together|there|lived It wasn't a house, but rather a single-story building with several units.

거의 타운 중심에 있는 집이었는데도 almost|town|in the center|located|house was Even though it was almost in the town center,

렌트비가 일주일에 $295 이었거든요 rent|per week|was the rent was $295 a week.

시드니로 이사를 가서는 to Sydney|moving|went We moved to Sydney,

시티에서 대중교통으로 1시간 넘게 걸리고 from the city|by public transport|1 hour|more than|takes which took over an hour by public transport from the city,

차로 운전해서 30분정도 걸리는 위치에 있는 by car|driving|about 30 minutes|takes|located|in and it took about 30 minutes by car,

1베드룸 아파트에서 둘이서 살았는데 1 bedroom|in an apartment|together|lived and we lived together in a one-bedroom apartment.

렌트비가 $420 이었거든요 the rent|was The rent was $420.

시드니에서 비싼편은 아니였죠 in Sydney|expensive side|wasn't It wasn't expensive in Sydney.

렌트비에서 매주 $120 ~$130 더 쓴거고 on rent|every week|more|spent I spent an additional $120 to $130 on rent each week.

출퇴근 할때 남편이 기름값도 더 많이 드니까 commuting|when|my husband|gas costs|more|a lot|because it costs My husband also spends more on gas for commuting.

교통비도 더 많이 들고 transportation costs too|more|a lot|cost Transportation costs are higher.

시드니 살면 아무래도 외식을 좀 더 하게 되거든요 Sydney|if you live|somehow|eating out|a bit|more|do|you end up Living in Sydney, you tend to eat out more.

장을 봐도 좀 더 완제품 같은것을 사기 쉽고 groceries|even if you shop|a bit|more|ready-made|like things|buying|easy When shopping, it's easier to buy more ready-made products.

그래서 식비도 더 많이 들고 so|food costs too|more|a lot|cost So, food expenses are also higher.

편한 만큼 돈이 더 많이 드는것 같애요 comfortable|as much as|money|more|much|costing|seems It seems that the more comfortable it is, the more money it costs.

3번째는 환경이에요 자연환경! third|is environment|natural environment The third is the environment! Natural environment!

호주가 한국에 비해서는 자연환경이 깨끗하잖아요 Australia|compared to Korea|in comparison to|natural environment|is clean right Australia's natural environment is cleaner compared to Korea.

저희가 도시랑 시골에서 살아보니까 we|in the city and|in the countryside|having lived Having lived in both the city and the countryside,

호주안에서도 차이가 좀 있거든요 in Australia|difference|a bit|there is There are some differences even within Australia.

공기 air Air.

마셔서 느끼는것도 있지만 by drinking|feeling|but You can feel it by breathing it in.

차에 먼지가 어느정도 쌓이는지 on the car|dust|to some extent|accumulates But also how much dust accumulates on the car.

비오고 났을때 그 뒤에 차가 어떻게 되는지를 봤을때 it rained|after|that|behind|car|how|becomes|when I saw When it rains and then you see what happens to the car afterwards,

그 차이를 보거든요 that|difference|I see you can see the difference.

번다버그 살때는 비맞고 그 다음날 봤을때 그냥 물이었어요 Bundaberg|when I lived|in the rain|the|next day|when I saw|just|was water When I bought the Bundaberg, it was rained on, and the next day it was just water.

빗물! rainwater Rainwater!

시드니에서는 비가 오고나면 in Sydney|rain|after it rains In Sydney, when it rains,

공기중에 있는 오염물질을 쓸어 내려와서 in the air|existing|pollutants|sweeping|down it sweeps down the pollutants in the air,

차에 남는것 같이 보이는 그런것이 있죠 on the car|remaining thing|like|visible|such thing|exists which appear to remain on the car.

4번째는 뭔데? the 4th|what is What's the fourth one?

왜 시골이 좋아? 도시보다? why|countryside|good|than the city Why do you like the countryside? More than the city?

조용해! it's quiet It's quiet!

소음공해가요 진짜 커요~ noise pollution|really|big The noise pollution is really high~

저희가 브리즈번 살때 타운하우스에 살았는데요 we|Brisbane|when living|in a townhouse|lived When we lived in Brisbane, we lived in a townhouse.

유닛이 60개 정도 모여있는 타운하우스가 있었거든요 the units|60|about|gathered|townhouse|were There was a townhouse with about 60 units gathered together.

건물을 반쪽 나눠가지고 유닛 하나 둘 붙어있는 그런 하우스가 building|half|sharing|unit|one|two|attached|such|house It was a house where the building was split in half, with one or two units attached.

30개 정도 모여있는 타운하우스에 살았는데 30|about|gathered|townhouse|lived I lived in a townhouse with about 30 units gathered together.

그 타운하우스 안에서도 씨끄럽게 하는 스톤아이들 좀 있었고 that|townhouse|inside|loudly|doing|stone kids|a bit|were Even within that townhouse, there were some noisy stone kids.

파티하는 사람들 있으면 그냥 참고 살아야 됐고 partying|people|if there are|just|endure|live|had to If there are people partying, you just have to live with it.

그리고 도로에 차 다니는 소리 있잖아요 and|on the road|car|passing|sound|you know And you know the sound of cars on the road.

저희 집앞에는 버스가 다니는 정도의 도로가 있었거든요 our|in front of the house|bus|passing|of the level|road|was there There was a road in front of my house where buses passed.

집에서 잘려고 누워 있으면 at home|to sleep|lying|if I am When I lie down to sleep at home,

집이 오래되서 그런것도 있는데 the house|being old|that too|there is The house is old, so that's part of it.

샷시가 차단을 잘 못해주니까 the window frame|blocking|well|can't do it The window frames don't insulate well.

밖에 사람소리 버스 다니는 소리 다 들어야 되고 outside|people talking|bus|passing|sound|all|have to hear|and I have to hear the sounds of people outside and the buses passing by.

그냥 익숙해져서 그렇게 살았거든요 just|getting used to|that way|I lived I just got used to living like that.

그러다가 번다버그 처음 이사갔을때 then|Bundaberg|first|when I moved Then, when I first moved to Bundaberg.

밤에 자는데 너무 아무 소리도 안들리고 at night|while sleeping|too|any|sound|didn't hear At night, it was so quiet that I couldn't hear anything.

불빛도 없잖아요 light|isn't there There was no light either.

브리즈번에서는 불을 다꺼도 in Brisbane|lights|even if turned off In Brisbane, even if you turn off the lights.

밖에있는 가로등이랑 다른 불빛 때문에 outside|streetlight and|other|lights|because of Because of the streetlights and other lights outside,

깜깜하게 잔 적이 없거든요 completely dark|slept|experience|have not I've never slept in complete darkness.

번다버그에서는 우리집 불을 다끄고 in Bundaberg|our house|lights|turned off In Bundaberg, we turn off all the lights in our house,

진짜 아무것도 안보이는 암흑 속에서 아무 소리도 안들리는 really|nothing|not visible|darkness|in|any|sound|not heard and in the true darkness where you can't see anything, you can't hear a sound.

적막속에서 자니까 너무 느낌이 이상하더라구요 in the silence|sleeping|too|feeling|felt strange It felt really strange to sleep in silence.

거기서 계속 지내다 보니까 there|continuously|to live|I realized As I continued to stay there,

그게 얼마나 수면의 질에 얼마나 도움이 되는지 그런걸 느꼈어요 that|how much|sleep|quality|how much|help|it is|things like that|I felt I realized how much it helps the quality of sleep.

그런 소음도 차이가 있구요 such|noise|difference|exists There is also a difference in noise.

도시랑 시골이랑 기본적으로 사람들의 평균적인 친절도가 달라요 city and|countryside and|basically|people's|average|kindness level|differs Basically, the average kindness of people differs between the city and the countryside.

도시에도 친절한 사람이 있고 시골에도 무례한 사람들이 있죠 in the city too|kind|person|there are|in the countryside too|rude|people|exist There are kind people in the city and rude people in the countryside.

손님들을 대하다 보면 평균치가 시골사람들이 훨씬 더 따뜻해요 guests|treat|when I see|average|countryside people|much|more|warm When dealing with guests, on average, people from the countryside are much warmer.

그냥 사람들이 조금더 정이 있어요 just|people|a little more|affection|have People just have a bit more affection.

한국 사람들이 말하는게 정인데 Korean|people|talking|is affection What Koreans say is affection.

호주에도 시골사람들은 조금 정이 있는것 같아요 in Australia too|rural people|a little|affection|having|seems It seems that rural people in Australia also have a bit of affection.

가게를 가면 직원들도 조금 차이가 있어요 store|when I go|employees also|a little|difference|there is When you go to a store, the staff also have a bit of a difference.

그렇게 느껴지더라구요 that way|I felt I felt that way.

이건 약간 개인적인 경험차이니까 this|a bit|personal|experience difference This is somewhat a personal experience difference.

나는 시골에 살았지만 사람들이 다 되게 나빳어 I|in the countryside|lived but|people|all|really|were bad I lived in the countryside, but everyone was really bad.

그렇게 말 하면서 공감을 못하실수도 있는데 that way|say|while|empathy|might not be able to|to You might not be able to empathize while saying that.

저희는 그랬어요 we|were like that But that's how it was for us.

이거는 직업적인 특성이에요 this|professional|characteristic This is a professional characteristic.

직업마다 다를 수 있는데 by job|different|possibility|but It can vary by profession.

약사는 취업하기가 도시보다 시골이 더 쉬워요 for pharmacists|getting a job|in the city than|in the countryside|more|easier For pharmacists, it's easier to find a job in rural areas than in cities.

시골을 가도 생각보다 약국이 좀 많이 있거든요 to the countryside|even if I go|than I thought|pharmacies|a bit|many|there are Even in rural areas, there are more pharmacies than you might think.

근데 거기서 일할려고 하는 약사들은 많이 없으니까 but|there|to work|doing|pharmacists|many|aren't But there aren't many pharmacists who want to work there.

일 구하기가 더쉽고 급여도 더 높고 대우도 좋고 근무환경도 좋고 job|finding|easier|salary also|more|high|treatment also|good|working environment also|good It's easier to find a job, the salary is higher, the treatment is better, and the working environment is good.

그래서 제가 시골을 선호하는 경향이 있는것 같구요 so|I|countryside|prefer|tendency|to be|seems So I think I tend to prefer rural areas.

근데 직업 특성상 도시에서 일을 구하기가 더 쉽고 but|job|due to the nature of|in the city|work|finding|more|easy But due to the nature of the job, it's easier to find work in the city.

시골에는 일자리가 많이 없는 경우에는 in the countryside|jobs|many|not existing|in case In the countryside, if there are not many jobs,

시골생활이 더 안좋을 수도 있겠죠 countryside life|more|not good|possibility|might be rural life might be worse.

자기는 어때? you|how about How about you?

자기 직업은 어때? your|job|how about How is your job?

시골 가면 못 구해~ countryside|if you go|| If you go to the countryside, you can't find it~

근데 번다버그에는 있자나 but|in Bundaberg|there is But it's available in Bundaberg, right?

저희 남편같은 경우에는 our|husband like|in case In the case of my husband,

완전 시골로 가면 일자리를 구하기가 조금 힘들지만 completely|to the countryside|if you go|job|finding|a little|difficult but it's a bit difficult to find a job if you go to a completely rural area.

대시골 소도시 이런데서는 구하는데 아무런 문제가 없거든요 in the countryside|small city|in a place like this|finding|any||there isn't In a small town like this, there are no problems finding what you need.

그래서 굳이 대도시에서 살고 싶지 않다 so|necessarily|in a big city|living|want|not So I don't really want to live in a big city.

급여가 똑같거나 더 낮고 나가는 돈은 더 많은데 salary|the same or|more|lower|outgoing|money|more|but The salary is the same or even lower, but the expenses are higher.

저희는 도데체 왜 대도시에 살아야 되냐 라는 생각이에요 we|really|why|in a big city|have to live|should|that|thought We really wonder why we have to live in a big city.

그게 결론이에요 that|is the conclusion That's the conclusion.

물론 거꾸로해서 시골의 불편한점 도시가 더 편한점 of course|when reversed|rural|inconveniences|city|more|conveniences Of course, we can also talk about the inconvenient aspects of the countryside and the more convenient aspects of the city.

이것도 5 ~10 가지 말할수 있겠죠 this too|things|can say|right I could mention about 5 to 10 points on this.

그거는 대부분 다 아시는 내용일것이기 때문에 that|most|all|knowing|content|because Since most of you are probably already aware of this.

굳이 얘기하지 않겠습니다 necessarily|talk|will not I won't bother to say it.