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[Easy English] 2019 4. 15. I feel so at peace here.
A. 안녕하세요, 만나서 반가워요. 여기 와본적 있으세요?
B. 네, 세번째 방문이에요. 스페인의 여러 도시를 가 봤는데 말라가를 제일 좋아해요.
A. 저도요. 여기에 있으면 마음이 아주 평화로워요. 파블로 피카소의 생가가 여기에 있다는거 알고 계셨어요?
B. 그래요? 오늘 오후에 거기 가봐야겠어요.
A. 가볼만해요. 저는 벌써 거기 다녀왔거든요. 볼게 아주 많아요.
A. Hi, nice to meet you. Have you been here before?
B. Yes, this is my third visit.
I've been to several cities in Spain and Malaga is my favorite.
A. Mine too. I feel so at peace here.
Did you know the birth place of Pablo Picasso is here?
B. Really? I'll drop by there this afternoon.
A. It's worth it. I've already been there.
There is a lot of things to see.
Key expressions
* have been here before...
* several cities in Spain...
* feel so at peace...
* birth place of Pablo Picaso
* a lot of things to see...
Patterns and sentences
-. Did you know that popular Sushi restaurant/your ex-boyfriend is here?
-. It's worth it/the wait/the price.
-. I dropped by the birth place of Pablo Picasso.
Now you are fluent
꼭 가봐야돼
-> You've got to check it out.
입트영(2019.4.15) Banks 은행
[STEP1] 본인이 다니는 은행이 어떻게 생겼는지 묘사해주세요.
내가 이용하는 은행에는 바로 바깥에 ATM 기계들이 있다. 거기서 현금을 뽑거나 입금할 수 있다. 은행 안에 들어가면 은행 창구 직원들이 있다. 보안을 담당하는 보안 요원들도 있다. 번호표를 뽑는 기계도 있어서 대기자 수를 알려 준다. 벽면에는 다른 나라 통화들의 환율을 보여 주는 스크린이 있다.
Talk about what the bank you go to looks like.
There are ATMs just outside the bank that I go to. I can use them to withdraw cash or make a deposit. Inside the bank, there are bank tellers. There are also security guards who are in charge of security. There's also a machine where you can take a number. It tells you how many people are waiting for their turns. On the wall, there are screens that show the exchange rate for different countries.
[Key Vocabulary]
just outside 바로 바깥에
withdraw cash 현금을 인출하다
make a deposit 입금을 하다
bank teller 은행 창구 직원
security guard 보안요원
in charge of ~을 담당하는
take a number 번호표를 뽑다
wait for one's turn 차례를 기다리다
exchange rate 환율
[Pattern Practice]
1. withdraw cash 현금을 인출하다.
I can use ATMs to withdraw cash.
I can't withdraw cash because I lost my card.
Instead of withdrawing cash, you can pay with your card.
2. in charge of ~을 담당하는
There are also security guards who are in charge of security.
I'm in charge of making the slides for our presentation.
I am in charge of washing the dishes when my husband cooks.
3. wait for one's turn 차례를 기다리다
A machine tells you how many people arewaiting for their turns.
Instead of waiting for their turns, everyone rushed in at once.
I didn't mind waiting for my turn.
[STEP2] 사람들이 은행에서 보는 업무에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
사람들이 은행에서 가장 많이 하는 것은 계좌 관련 업무다. 새로운 계좌를 개설할 때도 있고, 돈을 입금하거나 출금하기도 하고, 계좌 이체를 하기도 한다. 어떤 사람들은 청구서나 범칙금을 납부하기도 한다. 외국에 가기 전에 환전을 하기도 한다. 돈이 필요한 경우에는 대출을 받기도 한다. 신용대출부터 주택담보 대출까지 다양한 종류의 대출 상품이 있다.
Talk about the things people do at banks.
When people run errands at the bank, it usually has to do with their bank account. They sometimes open an account. They might withdraw or deposit money, or make bank transfers. Some people pay for bills or fines. Before going overseas, people exchange currencies. When they need money, they might take out a loan. There are many loan types, including credit loans and mortgage loans.
[Key Vocabulary]
run an errand 볼일을 보다, 심부름을 하다
have to do with ~과 관련되다
open an account 계좌를 계설하다.
make a bank transfer 계좌 이체를 하다
pay for bills or fines 청구서나 범칙금을 납부하다
exchange currencies 환전을 하다
take out a loan 대출을 받다.
credit loan 신용대출
mortgage loan 담보 대출
[Pattern Practice]
1. run an errand 볼일을 보다, 심부름을 하다.
People run errands at the bank.
I spent all weekend running errands.
I asked my little brother to run an errand for me.
2. make a bank transfer 계좌 이체를 하다.
They might withdraw or deposit money, or make bank transfers.
It's easier to make a bank transfer with mobile banking.
I'll pay here, and you can make a bank transfer to me later.
3. take out a loan 대출을 받다.
When they need money, they might take out a loan
Most people take out a loan when they buy a car.
I had to take out a loan to attend college.
[Expression of the Day]
What a bother.
정말 귀찮겠다.
A : Hey, do you want to go get lunch? I know a great sandwich place.
B : Sorry, I can't. I have to go to the bank at lunchtime.
A : What a bother. I hate going to the bank. Why don't you use your phone?
B : I lost my credit card so I need to get it reissued. Let's go next time.
스크립트 듣기
A. 안녕하세요, 만나서 반가워요. 여기 와본적 있으세요?
B. 네, 세번째 방문이에요. 스페인의 여러 도시를 가 봤는데 말라가를 제일 좋아해요.
A. 저도요. 여기에 있으면 마음이 아주 평화로워요. 파블로 피카소의 생가가 여기에 있다는거 알고 계셨어요?
B. 그래요? 오늘 오후에 거기 가봐야겠어요.
A. 가볼만해요. 저는 벌써 거기 다녀왔거든요. 볼게 아주 많아요.
A. Hi, nice to meet you. Have you been here before?
B. Yes, this is my third visit.
I've been to several cities in Spain and Malaga is my favorite.
A. Mine too. I feel so at peace here.
Did you know the birth place of Pablo Picasso is here?
B. Really? I'll drop by there this afternoon.
A. It's worth it. I've already been there.
There is a lot of things to see.
Key expressions
* have been here before...
* several cities in Spain...
* feel so at peace...
* birth place of Pablo Picaso
* a lot of things to see...
Patterns and sentences
-. Did you know that popular Sushi restaurant/your ex-boyfriend is here?
-. It's worth it/the wait/the price.
-. I dropped by the birth place of Pablo Picasso.
Now you are fluent
꼭 가봐야돼
-> You've got to check it out.
입트영(2019.4.15) Banks 은행
[STEP1] 본인이 다니는 은행이 어떻게 생겼는지 묘사해주세요.
내가 이용하는 은행에는 바로 바깥에 ATM 기계들이 있다. 거기서 현금을 뽑거나 입금할 수 있다. 은행 안에 들어가면 은행 창구 직원들이 있다. 보안을 담당하는 보안 요원들도 있다. 번호표를 뽑는 기계도 있어서 대기자 수를 알려 준다. 벽면에는 다른 나라 통화들의 환율을 보여 주는 스크린이 있다.
Talk about what the bank you go to looks like.
There are ATMs just outside the bank that I go to. I can use them to withdraw cash or make a deposit. Inside the bank, there are bank tellers. There are also security guards who are in charge of security. There's also a machine where you can take a number. It tells you how many people are waiting for their turns. On the wall, there are screens that show the exchange rate for different countries.
[Key Vocabulary]
just outside 바로 바깥에
withdraw cash 현금을 인출하다
make a deposit 입금을 하다
bank teller 은행 창구 직원
security guard 보안요원
in charge of ~을 담당하는
take a number 번호표를 뽑다
wait for one's turn 차례를 기다리다
exchange rate 환율
[Pattern Practice]
1. withdraw cash 현금을 인출하다.
I can use ATMs to withdraw cash.
I can't withdraw cash because I lost my card.
Instead of withdrawing cash, you can pay with your card.
2. in charge of ~을 담당하는
There are also security guards who are in charge of security.
I'm in charge of making the slides for our presentation.
I am in charge of washing the dishes when my husband cooks.
3. wait for one's turn 차례를 기다리다
A machine tells you how many people arewaiting for their turns.
Instead of waiting for their turns, everyone rushed in at once.
I didn't mind waiting for my turn.
[STEP2] 사람들이 은행에서 보는 업무에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
사람들이 은행에서 가장 많이 하는 것은 계좌 관련 업무다. 새로운 계좌를 개설할 때도 있고, 돈을 입금하거나 출금하기도 하고, 계좌 이체를 하기도 한다. 어떤 사람들은 청구서나 범칙금을 납부하기도 한다. 외국에 가기 전에 환전을 하기도 한다. 돈이 필요한 경우에는 대출을 받기도 한다. 신용대출부터 주택담보 대출까지 다양한 종류의 대출 상품이 있다.
Talk about the things people do at banks.
When people run errands at the bank, it usually has to do with their bank account. They sometimes open an account. They might withdraw or deposit money, or make bank transfers. Some people pay for bills or fines. Before going overseas, people exchange currencies. When they need money, they might take out a loan. There are many loan types, including credit loans and mortgage loans.
[Key Vocabulary]
run an errand 볼일을 보다, 심부름을 하다
have to do with ~과 관련되다
open an account 계좌를 계설하다.
make a bank transfer 계좌 이체를 하다
pay for bills or fines 청구서나 범칙금을 납부하다
exchange currencies 환전을 하다
take out a loan 대출을 받다.
credit loan 신용대출
mortgage loan 담보 대출
[Pattern Practice]
1. run an errand 볼일을 보다, 심부름을 하다.
People run errands at the bank.
I spent all weekend running errands.
I asked my little brother to run an errand for me.
2. make a bank transfer 계좌 이체를 하다.
They might withdraw or deposit money, or make bank transfers.
It's easier to make a bank transfer with mobile banking.
I'll pay here, and you can make a bank transfer to me later.
3. take out a loan 대출을 받다.
When they need money, they might take out a loan
Most people take out a loan when they buy a car.
I had to take out a loan to attend college.
[Expression of the Day]
What a bother.
정말 귀찮겠다.
A : Hey, do you want to go get lunch? I know a great sandwich place.
B : Sorry, I can't. I have to go to the bank at lunchtime.
A : What a bother. I hate going to the bank. Why don't you use your phone?
B : I lost my credit card so I need to get it reissued. Let's go next time.
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