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매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 22. 목) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. That does sound practical. 그건 참 실용적인 것 같긴 하다. A: The couple registered for gifts at different stores, so guests knew exactly what to buy. B: That sounds so organized. A: It actually makes things easier and ensures they get what they need. B: True, that does sounds practical. What kind of stuff do they usually ask for? A: Mostly household items like kitchenware, bedding, and appliances...
매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 21. 수) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. The reception is usually very big. 피로연이 대개 아주 성대해. A: You know, wedding ceremonies in the States are quite different. B: Really? How so? A: The reception is usually very big, with lots of dancing and a live band. B: That sounds fun. What else is different? A: There are often speeches from the best man and the maid of honor. B: I see. No wonder their wedding ceremonies take longer. A: 있..
매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 20. 화) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. That's a nice touch! 아주 센스 있는 메뉴네! A: I'm sure they had lots of Korean food there. B: You guessed it! And people loved it. A: I'm not surprised. What exactly did they serve? B: The noodles were a big hit. They symbolize longevity and a good life, I heard. A: I didn't know that. That's a nice touch. A: 틀림없이 한국 음식이 아주 많이 나왔겠네. B: 맞았어! 다들 정말 좋아했지. A: 놀랄 일도 아니지. 구체적으로 뭐가 나왔는데? B: 국수가 아주 히트..
매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 19. 월) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. Who officiated the wedding? 누가 주례를 섰어? A: I went to my cousin's wedding last weekend. B: How was it? I've never been to a wedding ceremony in Korea. A: It was fantastic. The venue was beautiful, and the ceremony was lovely. B: I love weddings. So, who officiated the wedding? A: Actually, there wasn't an official officiant. But his father gave a short speech. It was quite touching and m..
매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 16. 금) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. That's a lot of work. 일이 많겠다. A: What's been keeping you so busy lately? B: I've been working two jobs to save up for a trip to Europe this winter. A: Two jobs? That sounds intense. What are you doing? B: During the day, I work at a cafe, and in the evenings, I do some freelance graphic design. A: That's a lot of work. How's the saving going? B: It's tough, but I'm putting money aside ..
매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 15. 목) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. It's worth every bite. 정말 먹어 볼 만해. A: Sam, have you ever tried gelato in Italy? B: No, I haven't. How was it? A: It was incredible! I had this pistachio flavor that was out of this world. B: That sounds amazing. I'll have to try it when I visit. A: Definitely do. It's worth every bite. B: I'll make sure to put it on my list. A: 샘, 이탈리아에서 젤라또 먹어 본 적 있어? B: 아니, 아직. 어땠어? A: 기가 막혔어! 난 피스타치..
매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 14. 수) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. Did you report it to the police? 경찰에 신고는 했어요? A: You won't believe what happened in Rome. B: What happened? A: I was so caught up admiring the Colosseum that I didn't realize my purse was gone. B: Oh no, that's terrible! A: Yeah, but luckily I had my passport and phone in my pocket. B: That's a relief. Did you report it to the police? A: Yeah, but they said it's common around tourist s..
매일 열공하는 EBS radio shows(23. 8. 13. 화) 이지잉글리쉬, 입이 트이는 영어. @이지 잉글리쉬. I made friends with some locals there. 그곳 사람들과 친구가 되기도 했죠. A: Jane, did you meet any interesting people in Rome? B: Yeah, I did! I made friends with some locals there. A: That's cool. Were they nice? B: Yeah, they were really friendly and welcoming, just like Koreans. A: Oh, interesting. What similarities did you notice? B: Well, they were big on family and food, just like us. It felt ..