1. Read and interpreat the whole sentences into Korean one by one on the page.
2. Read each sentence and translate it into Korean on the page.
3. Read one sentence and translate it into Korean. After that read the second sentence and translate it into Korean. Read the whold sentences on the page this way.
[Does #1 and #2 mean #3? Correct some errors, please.]
We would say none of these. We would say, "Translate this page into Korean." The entire page means all the sentences. And an interpreter translates from one language to another; s/he is translating.
1. The first sentence is asking to read and interpret the whole sentences on the page one by one and translate them into Korean. To accomplish this, you would start by reading the first sentence on the page, understanding its meaning, and then translating it into Korean. After that, you move on to the second sentence, do the same process of reading, interpreting, and translating it into Korean. This process is repeated for each sentence on the page until you have translated all of them into Korean.
2. The second sentence is similar to the first one, but it specifies that you should read each sentence individually and translate it into Korean. So, you start by reading the first sentence on the page, comprehending its meaning, and then translating it into Korean. After completing the translation for the first sentence, you move on to the second sentence, read it, interpret its meaning, and then translate it into Korean. This process is repeated for every sentence on the page, translating them individually.
3. The third option suggests a different approach. Instead of reading all the sentences first, it proposes reading and translating one sentence at a time before moving on to the next one. So, you begin by reading and interpreting the first sentence on the page, translating it into Korean. Then, you proceed to the second sentence, do the same process of reading, interpreting, and translating. This method continues, sentence by sentence, until you have read and translated all the sentences on the page.
In summary, options #1, #2, and #3 represent different ways of reading and translating sentences into Korean. Option #1 asks you to read and interpret the whole sentences individually. Option #2 requires you to read and translate each sentence separately. Option #3 proposes reading one sentence, translating it, and then moving on to the next one.