2019년 7월 3일 내가 좋아하는 EBS radio show(이지잉글리쉬, 입트영)
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2019년 7월 3일 내가 좋아하는 EBS radio show(이지잉글리쉬, 입트영)

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[Easy English] 20190703 I got it from my niece last week.

​​A. 잠깐만... 에디, 너 감기 걸렸어?
B. 응, 지난주에 조카한테서 옮았어.
지금은 많이 좋아졌는데 완전히 나은건 아니야.
A. 아...이런, 너 오늘 집에서 쉴걸 그랬구나.
B. 괜찮아. 방안에 틀어박혀 있기 싫더라고.
어쨌든 이렇게 더운 날씨는 못 참겠어.
한국의 여름은 덥고 후텁지근하고 끈적거리고 습하잖아.
A. 맞아, 높은 습도가 끔찍하지.

A. Wait... Eddy, do you have a cold?
B. Yes, I got it from my niece last week.
I'm feeling much better now but I'm not 100% yet.
A. Oh, you should've rested at home today.
B. I'm OK. I didn't want to get stuck in my room.
Anyway I can't stand this hot weather.
It's hot, muggy, sticky and humid in Korea in the summer.
A. Right, high humidity is terrible.

Key expressions
* have a cold..
* I got it from my niece...
* not 100% yet..
* stand this hot weather..
* hot, muggy, sticky and humid...

Patterns and sentences
-. You should've eaten regularly/practice more.
-. I can't stand this noisy/this construction next door.
-. I got a cold from my niece last week.

Now you are fluent
감기 걸렸다고 못하는거 아니에요.
-> A little cold won't stop me.


입트영(2019.07.03) - Libraries / 도서관

POSTED AT 2019.07.03 06:55 | POSTED IN STUDY/ENGLISH



[Extra Topics for Study Groups]

1. Do you visit libraries mostly to study or to read? Explain your preference.
2. Do you think people should be allowed to save seats in libraries? Why or why not?
3. Describe some important rules of library etiquette.

 

STEP 1

Talk about when you went to a library.
도서관에 갔던 경험에 대해서 이야기해 주세요.

 

[Response]

I had some time to kill on the weekend recently, so I went to the library. There was a book I had been dying to read. The library had the book, so I began reading on the spot. Time flew by because it was so fun. I liked that it made me think a lot. Last year, I had to do some test prep, so I went to the library very often. Lots of people study at the library, so it's a great place to focus one's mind.

 

[해석]

최근에 주말에 비는 시간이 있어서 도서관을 찾았다. 평소에 꼭 읽고 싶었던 책이 있었다. 도서관에 그 책이 있어서 그 자리에서 읽기 시작했다. 책이 재미있어서 시간 가는 줄 몰랐다. 스스로 많은 생각을 하게 해 주는 책이어서 좋았다. 작년에는 시험공부를 하기 위해 도서관을 자주 찾았다. 도서관은 많은 사람들이 공부를 해서 집중하기 좋은 공간이다.

 

[Key Vocabulary & Expressions]

time to kill 여유시간
be dying to 꼭 ~하고 싶다
on the spot 그 자리에서
time flies by 시간이 금방 지나가다
test prep 시험공부
focus one's mind 정신을 집중하다

 

[Pattern Practice]

1. time to kill 여유 시간
■ I had some time to kill on the weekend recently, so I went to the library.
■ I had some time to kill, so I went into a coffee shop.
■ Whenever I have time to kill, I read a book.

2. be dying to 꼭 ~하고 싶다
■ There was a book I had been dying to read.
■ I've been dying to meet you!
■ I love tacos, so I was dying to go to that restaurant.

3. focus one's mind 정신을 집중하다
■ Lots of people study at the library, so it's a great place to focus one's mind.
■ I meditate every morning to focus my mind.
■ I can't focus my mind because of all this noise.

 

STEP 2

How have libraries changed over the years?
지난 몇 년간 도서관이 어떻게 변화했나요?

 

[Response]

The biggest change to take over libraries recently is digitization. In the past, people had to look up books in person. Today, most libraries have electronic catalogs. Everything can be found in electronic databases on computer terminals throughout the library. All the material is hooked up, and processed online. Many books and periodicals have also gone digital, so people can read them on their screens. Also, people can bring their laptops along. They can make use of wi-fi while they study or get some work done.

 

[해석]

요즘 도서관에 생긴 가장 큰 변화는 디지털화다. 예전에는 사람들이 직접 책을 찾아야 했다. 지금 대부분의 도서관에는 전자 카탈로그가 있다. 모든 것이 도서관 컴퓨터 상에 전산화되어 있다. 모든 자료들이 연결되어 있고 모든 것을 온라인으로 처리한다. 그리고 많은 책들과 정기 간행물들이 디지털화되어 있어서 화면에서 읽을 수 있다. 또한 노트북을 가지고 가서 와이파이를 이용하여 공부를 하거나 작업을 할 수 있다.

 

[Key Vocabulary & Expressions]

take over ~을 점령하다, 에 크게 영향을 미치다
look up 찾아보다
electronic database 전자 데이터베이스
be hooked up 연결되다
be processed online 온라인으로 처리되다
go digital 디지털화되다
bring something/someone along ~을 가져가다, ~를 데려가다
make use of ~을 활용하다
get some work done 작업을 하다

 

[Pattern Practice]

1. go digital 디지털화되다
■ Many books and periodicals have also gone digital, so people can read them on their screens.
■ Ever since mail went digital, it has become easier to contact people.
■ By now, most albums have gone digital.

2. bring something/someone along ~을 가져가다, ~를 데려가다
■ People can bring their laptops along.
■ I like to bring my dog along whenever I go on a walk.
■ I usually bring my tumbler along, so that I won't need a paper cup.

3. get some work done 작업을 하다
■ People can study or get some work done at the library.
■ I wanted to get some work done, but it was too noisy.
■ This cafe is a great place to get some work done.

 

[Expression of the Day]

Can you please lower the volume? 
음량 좀 낮춰 주시겠어요? 

 

A: Excuse me, but can you please lower the volume? I can't concentrate.
B: Oh, can you hear the music?
A: I can hear the music from your earphones.
B: Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize it was so noisy.

 

A: 실례지만 음량 좀 낮춰 주시겠어요? 집중을 할 수가 없어요.
B: 아, 음악 소리가 들리세요?
A: 이어폰에서 음악 소리가 들려요.
B: 아, 죄송합니다. 그렇게 시끄러운 줄 몰랐어요.

 

[Composition Practice]

1. 비행기에 탐습하기 전에 여유 시간이 좀 있었다. (time to kill)
2. 정신을 집중하면 넌 분명 풀 수 있을 거야. (focus one's mind)
3. 지도가 디지터로하되면서부터 운전이 훨씬 쉬워졌다. (go digital)
4. 주말에 일을 좀 하려고 회사에 나갔어. (get some work done)



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