2020년 10월 6일 내가 좋아하는 EBS radio shows (이지잉글리쉬, 입트영)

[Easy English] 2020 10. 6. How did you get home after that work dinner?
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​​A. 첫 출근은 어땠어?
B. 좋았어, 아주 마음에 들었어.
A. 회식 끝나고 집에는 어떻게 갔는데?
B. 팀원 중 한분이 집에 데려다 주셨어..
A. 아...태워다 주시다니 그 여자분 참 착하시다.
B. 남자분이야 그분. 여자가 아니라 남자였다구.
어...잠깐만... 너 질투하는거 아니지 그치?
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A. So how was your first day at work?
B. It was good. I really liked it(=I had a great time).
A. How did you get home after that work dinner?
B. One of the team members took me home.
A. Oh, it was really nice of her to give you a ride.
B. ​Him. That person was a man not a woman.
Wait... you are not jealous, are you?
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One line speaking​​
-. Can you take me home?
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Three Line Dialogue​​
-. Can you give me ride?
-. Sure, where are you headed to?
-. Just to my house.
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Pattern and speaking grammar​​
-. It was really nice of you to say that.
-. It was really nice of him to help us move.
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Book in book project​​
"forget"
[forget ...] ...을 잊어버리다
-. Did you forget your pin number?
-. I forgot her birthday.
-. How could we forget her birthday?



입트영 10월 6일 Marathon clubs.


[Study Group Questions]


1. Share some tips on how to exercise regularly.
2. What is your favorite way to exercise? What do you like about it?
3. Do you like to buy equipment for your hobby? Why or why not?


SPEECH PRACTICE
Talk about marathon clubs.
마라톤 동호회에 대해 이야기해 주세요.


[Response]


In the past, I thought marathons were all about running on and on. But after I joined a club for marathoners and tried it myself, I realized that marathons are a lot like our lives, in many ways.


The ultimate goal is to run the full course of 42.195kilometers. There are also 21-kilometers half-marathons, and 10K races. Runners might slow down their pace or even walk if they get too tired halfway through. There are various marathon races in different areas, so you can choose one that is right for you.


In the club I joined, I learned that there is no way you can run a marathon without practice. The most important thing is to run at your own pace, and to maintain a steady pace. You shouldn't bite off more than you can chew. Otherwise, you might become tired too soon, or even sustain an injury.


[Key Expressions]


be all about ~이 전부다
on and on 계속해서, 반복해서
join a club 동호회에 가입하다
in many ways 여러 측면에서
ultimate goal 최종목표
slow down one's pace 속도를 줄이다
halfway through 과정 중간에
one that is right for you 본인에게 맞는 것
there is no way 절대 ~일 수 없다
at one's own pace 본인에게 적합한 속도로
maintain a steady pae 페이스를 꾸준히 유지하다
bite off more than one can chew 과욕을 부리다
sustain an injury 부상을 당하다


[해석]


나는 예전에는 마라톤이라고 하면 그저 계속해서 뛰는 것이라고 생각했었다. 그러나 마라톤 동호회에 가입을 하고 직접 활동하면서, 마라톤이 우리의 삶과 비슷한 면이 많다는 것을 깨닫게 되었다.


일단 42.195킬로미터의 풀코스를 뛰는 것이 최종 목표이다. 21킬로미터의 하프 마라톤과 10킬로미터의 마라톤도 있다. 중간에 뛰다가 정 힘들면, 속도를 줄이거나 걷기도 한다. 마라톤 대회는 지역마다 다양하게 있어서, 본인에게 맞는 대회를 고르면 된다.


동호회 활동을 하면서, 마라톤은 연습 없이는 절대 할 수 없다는 것을 알게 되었다. 본인에게 적합한 속도로 뛰고 꾸준히 자기 페이스를 유지하는 것이 가장 중요하다. 과욕을 부리면 절대 안된다. 그렇지 않으면 금세 지치거나 부상을 당할 수도 있기 때문이다.


[Pattern Practice]
1. there is no way 절대 ~일 수 없다
■ I learned that there is no way you can run a marathon without practice.
■ There is no way you can finish that in less than an hour.
■ I used to think there was no way I would ever get married.


2. at one's own pace 본인에게 적합한 속도로
■ The most important thing is to run at your own pace.
■ I need to read at my own pace to fully enjoy a book.
■ You can't do everything at your own pace for a group project.


3. bite off more than one can chew 과욕을 부리다
■  You shouldn't bite off more than you can chew when running a marathon.
■ If you bite off more than you can chew, you will probably quit.  
■ I often bite off more than I can chew when I cook.


[Dialogue Practice]


A : What are you doing this weekend?
B : I signed up for a half-marathon.
A : A marathon? When did you start running marathons?
B : I joined a club for marathoners earlier this year.
A : Wow! That's amazing!
B : I have to train hard to enter a race. But I like how my physical fitness has improved, and it has done wonders for my endurance.


A : 이번 주말에 뭐 해?
B : 난 하프 마라톤 대회에 나가.
A : 마라톤? 언제부터 마라톤을 한거야?
B : 올해 초에 마라톤 동호회에 가입했어.