ORT 3단계 - The Jumble Sale
The Jumble Sale
Mum and Dad were spring-cleaning.
엄마와 아빠는 봄청소를 했어요.
Mum looked in a drawer
엄마는 한 서랍안을 봤어요.
Dad threw things out.
아빠는 물건들을 버렸어요.
The children looked at the junk.
그 아이들은 그 쓰레기를 봤어요.
They played with the old toys.
그들은 그 오래된 장난감을 가지고 놀았어요.
Mum put the old toys in the car.
엄마는 오래된 장난감을 차안에 놓았어요.
The children were sad.
그 아이들은 슬펐어요.
They all went to the jumble sale.
그들은 모두 바자회에 갔어요.
The children wanted to buy something.
그 아이들은 무언가 사기를 원했어요.
“What a lot of junk!” Said Wilf.
“쓰레기가 정말 많다!” Wilf가 말했어요.
The children saw their toys.
그 아이들은 그들의 장난감을 보았어요.
They counted their money.
그들은 그들의 돈을 새었어요.
It was time to go home.
집에 갈 시간이었어요.
“What’s in the bags?” Said Mum
“가방안에 무엇이 들었어?” 엄마가 말했어요.
Oh no!
오 안돼!
tip!
What is the jumble sale?
A jumble sale is a type of fundraising event where people donate unwanted items such as clothing, books, toys, and household items to be sold at a low price. The purpose of a jumble sale is to raise money for a charitable organization, a church or a school.
At a jumble sale, the items for sale are usually laid out on tables or racks, and shoppers are free to browse through the items and make purchases. The prices of the items are typically very low, which makes it an affordable way for people to buy things they need while also supporting a good cause.
Jumble sales are popular in the United Kingdom and other parts of the world, and they are often organized by volunteers who collect, sort, and price the donated items.
What is the different things jumble sale and bazaar?
Jumble sales and bazaars are both types of fundraising events, but they have some differences. A jumble sale typically involves the sale of donated items, such as clothing, books, toys, and household goods, at low prices to raise money for a charitable cause. The emphasis is on selling used or second-hand items that have been donated by individuals, rather than new goods. On the other hand, a bazaar is a market-style event where vendors sell a variety of new and often handmade goods such as clothing, jewelry, crafts, and food items. Bazaars can be fundraisers for charitable organizations, but they can also be commercial events where vendors pay a fee to sell their products. Bazaars often have a more festive atmosphere, with entertainment, games, and food stalls, whereas jumble sales tend to be more low-key affairs. Additionally, bazaars may be held for a specific occasion, such as a holiday or cultural festival, whereas jumble sales can be held at any time.
