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2019년 5월 17일 내가 좋아하는 EBS radio show(이지잉글리쉬, 입트영)
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2019. 5. 17. 14:09
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[Easy English] 2019 5. 17. Could you hit B2?
A. 아르만, 나 지하철역에 내려줄래? 오늘 차 안가지고 왔어.
B. 그래, 그럴게.
(딩동~) 어...꽉찼네. 저희는 다음거 탈게요.
(딩동~) 유모차가 있으시네요. 제가 이쪽으로 갈게요.
C. 감사합니다.
B. 몇층가세요? 제가 눌러드릴게요.
C. 지하 2층 좀 눌러주시겠어요? 고맙습니다.
A. Arman, can you drop me off at the subway station?
I didn't drive today.
B. Sure, no problem.
(bell) Oh, it's full. We'll take the next one.
(bell) You have a stroller. I'll move over here.
C. Thanks.
B. What floor are you going to? I can hit it for you.
C. Could you hit B2? Thanks again.
Key expressions
* drop me off...
* take the next one...
* move over here...
* hit it for you...
* hit B2...
Patterns and sentences
-. Can you drop me off at the next bus stop/at the corner?
-. Could you hit 20/B7?
-. .When we got in the elevator, a women got in with a stroller.
Now you are fluent
....
-> Can you give me a ride.
입트영(2019.05.17) - Theme Parks / 놀이공원
POSTED AT 2019.05.17 06:30 | POSTED IN STUDY/ENGLISH

[Extra Topics for Study Groups]
1. Do you think theme parks are just for kids? Why or why not?
2. What are your favorite things to do at a theme park?
3. If you could design a theme park, describe what it would be like.
STEP 1
Talk about major amusement parks in Korea.
한국의 주요 놀이공원들에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
[Response]
There are amusement parks in most areas of Korea. There are three large-scale amusement parks in Seoul and its surrounding areas. One is a cultural complex in a downtown area. It's connected to a department store, a theater, hotels, and a skyscraper. The park has both indoor and outdoor facilities. It always gets crowded on weekends. The other two major parks are just outside of Seoul. They are a hit with kids. They are also popular as date locations for couples.
[해석]
한국에는 대부분의 지역에 놀이공원이 있다. 서울과 인근 지역에 초대형 놀이공원이 세 군데 있다. 한 곳은 도심 한혹판에 있어서 백화점, 영화관, 호텔, 초고층 건물과 연결되어 있는 복합 문화 시설이다. 놀이공원도 실내 시설과 야외 시설을 모두 갖추고 있어서, 주말에는 항상 많은 인파가 찾는다. 다른 두 곳은 서울 근교에 있다. 아이들이 정말 좋아하는 곳이고. 연인들의 데이트 장소로도 인기가 많다.
[Key Vocabulary & Expressions]
large-scale 대형
surrounding areas 인근 지역
cultural complex 복합 문화 시설
downtown area 도심 지역
indoor/outdoor facilities 실내/실외 시설
get crowded 붐비다
just outside 근교에, 바로 바깥에
a hit with ~에게 인기 있는 것
date location 데이트 장소
[Pattern Practice]
1. downtown area 도심 지역
■ There is an amusement park in a downtown area.
■ You can take the subway to get to downtown areas.
■ Houses in the downtown area are much more expensive.
2. get crowded 붐비다
■ It always gets crowded on weekends.
■ The subway gets crowded in the morning.
■ Health clubs get crowded at the beginning of the year.
3. a hit with ~에게 인기 았는 것
■ Amusement parks are a hit with kids,
■ The movie was a hit with fans of the original novel.
■ The product should be a hit with parents of little kids.
STEP 2
Talk about when you went to a theme park when you were a child.
어릴 적 놀이공원에 갔던 경험에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
[Response]
I remember jumping up and down in excitement when I went to theme parks as a kid. I'll never forget the sense of anticipation I felt when we got our tickets. Once inside, I went on a lot of rides. I remember rides that moved at breakneck speed, and also the bumper cars. Some facilities were such big draws that I had to stand in line for a long time. I also remember eating street food like cotton candy as a snack.
[해석]
어렸을 때 놀이공원에 가는 날은 정말 좋아서 펄쩍펄쩍 뛰었던 기억이 난다. 놀이공원에서 표를 끊을 때 느꼈던 설레는 감정을 절대 잊을 수 없다. 입장을 해서는 많은 놀이기구를 탔다. 빠르게 움직이는 놀이기구도 타고 범퍼카도 탔던 기억이 난다. 일부 이용 시설들은 인기가 많아서 한참 동안 줄을 서서 기다려야 했다. 그리고 간식으로 솜사탕 같은 길거리 음식을 사 먹었던 기억도 있다.
[Key Vocabulary & Expressions]
jump up and down 펄쩍펄쩍 뛰다
sense of anticipation 기대감, 설렘
go on a ride 놀이기구를 타다
at breakneck speed 빠른 속도로
big draw 인기 있는것
stand in line 줄을 서다
street food 길거리 음식
as a snack 간식으로
[Pattern Practice]
1. sense of anticipation 기대감, 설렘
■ I'll never forget the sense of anticipation I felt when we got our tickets.
■ I always feel a sense of anticipation at the beginning of the year.
■ She was filled with a sense of anticipation before her blind date.
2. at breakneck speed 빠른 속도로
■ I remember rides that moved at breakneck speed.
■ Trains in Korea move at breakneck speed.
■ Korea developed at breakneck speed.
3. stand in line 줄을 서다
■ I had to stand in line for a long time.
■ It's not so good that I would stand in line.
■ We arrived early, but many people were already standing in line.
[Expression of the Day]
Loosen up a little.
기분 좀 풀어 봐.
A: Why do you look so upset? We're here to have fun.
B: I didn't want to come. Amusement parks are for kids.
A: Loosen up a little. Everyone is having a good time, except for you.
B: I suppose some of the rides might be fun, Let's ride that rollercoaster.
A: 왜 그렇게 언짢아 보여? 우리 즐기려고 온 거잖아.
B: 난 오기 싫었어. 놀이공원은 애들이나 가는 곳이라고.
A: 기분 좀 풀어 봐. 너만 빼고 다들 즐기고 있잖아.
B: 하긴 놀이기구 중에 재미있는 것도 있겠다. 저 롤러코스터 한번 타자.
[Composition Practice]
1. 인파가 몰리기 전에 거기에 도착하고 싶어. (get crowded)
2. 그 새로 나온 앱은 대학생들에게 인기가 있다. (a hit with)
3. 제시간에 끝마치기 위해 우리는 빠른 속도로 일했다. (at breakneck speed)
4. 줄을 서 있는 동안 휴대폰을 가지고 놀았다. (stand in line)
출처: https://gonzi.tistory.com/3157?category=428847 [困知™]
Listening script
A. 아르만, 나 지하철역에 내려줄래? 오늘 차 안가지고 왔어.
B. 그래, 그럴게.
(딩동~) 어...꽉찼네. 저희는 다음거 탈게요.
(딩동~) 유모차가 있으시네요. 제가 이쪽으로 갈게요.
C. 감사합니다.
B. 몇층가세요? 제가 눌러드릴게요.
C. 지하 2층 좀 눌러주시겠어요? 고맙습니다.
A. Arman, can you drop me off at the subway station?
I didn't drive today.
B. Sure, no problem.
(bell) Oh, it's full. We'll take the next one.
(bell) You have a stroller. I'll move over here.
C. Thanks.
B. What floor are you going to? I can hit it for you.
C. Could you hit B2? Thanks again.
Key expressions
* drop me off...
* take the next one...
* move over here...
* hit it for you...
* hit B2...
Patterns and sentences
-. Can you drop me off at the next bus stop/at the corner?
-. Could you hit 20/B7?
-. .When we got in the elevator, a women got in with a stroller.
Now you are fluent
....
-> Can you give me a ride.
입트영(2019.05.17) - Theme Parks / 놀이공원
POSTED AT 2019.05.17 06:30 | POSTED IN STUDY/ENGLISH

[Extra Topics for Study Groups]
1. Do you think theme parks are just for kids? Why or why not?
2. What are your favorite things to do at a theme park?
3. If you could design a theme park, describe what it would be like.
STEP 1
Talk about major amusement parks in Korea.
한국의 주요 놀이공원들에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
[Response]
There are amusement parks in most areas of Korea. There are three large-scale amusement parks in Seoul and its surrounding areas. One is a cultural complex in a downtown area. It's connected to a department store, a theater, hotels, and a skyscraper. The park has both indoor and outdoor facilities. It always gets crowded on weekends. The other two major parks are just outside of Seoul. They are a hit with kids. They are also popular as date locations for couples.
[해석]
한국에는 대부분의 지역에 놀이공원이 있다. 서울과 인근 지역에 초대형 놀이공원이 세 군데 있다. 한 곳은 도심 한혹판에 있어서 백화점, 영화관, 호텔, 초고층 건물과 연결되어 있는 복합 문화 시설이다. 놀이공원도 실내 시설과 야외 시설을 모두 갖추고 있어서, 주말에는 항상 많은 인파가 찾는다. 다른 두 곳은 서울 근교에 있다. 아이들이 정말 좋아하는 곳이고. 연인들의 데이트 장소로도 인기가 많다.
[Key Vocabulary & Expressions]
large-scale 대형
surrounding areas 인근 지역
cultural complex 복합 문화 시설
downtown area 도심 지역
indoor/outdoor facilities 실내/실외 시설
get crowded 붐비다
just outside 근교에, 바로 바깥에
a hit with ~에게 인기 있는 것
date location 데이트 장소
[Pattern Practice]
1. downtown area 도심 지역
■ There is an amusement park in a downtown area.
■ You can take the subway to get to downtown areas.
■ Houses in the downtown area are much more expensive.
2. get crowded 붐비다
■ It always gets crowded on weekends.
■ The subway gets crowded in the morning.
■ Health clubs get crowded at the beginning of the year.
3. a hit with ~에게 인기 았는 것
■ Amusement parks are a hit with kids,
■ The movie was a hit with fans of the original novel.
■ The product should be a hit with parents of little kids.
STEP 2
Talk about when you went to a theme park when you were a child.
어릴 적 놀이공원에 갔던 경험에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
[Response]
I remember jumping up and down in excitement when I went to theme parks as a kid. I'll never forget the sense of anticipation I felt when we got our tickets. Once inside, I went on a lot of rides. I remember rides that moved at breakneck speed, and also the bumper cars. Some facilities were such big draws that I had to stand in line for a long time. I also remember eating street food like cotton candy as a snack.
[해석]
어렸을 때 놀이공원에 가는 날은 정말 좋아서 펄쩍펄쩍 뛰었던 기억이 난다. 놀이공원에서 표를 끊을 때 느꼈던 설레는 감정을 절대 잊을 수 없다. 입장을 해서는 많은 놀이기구를 탔다. 빠르게 움직이는 놀이기구도 타고 범퍼카도 탔던 기억이 난다. 일부 이용 시설들은 인기가 많아서 한참 동안 줄을 서서 기다려야 했다. 그리고 간식으로 솜사탕 같은 길거리 음식을 사 먹었던 기억도 있다.
[Key Vocabulary & Expressions]
jump up and down 펄쩍펄쩍 뛰다
sense of anticipation 기대감, 설렘
go on a ride 놀이기구를 타다
at breakneck speed 빠른 속도로
big draw 인기 있는것
stand in line 줄을 서다
street food 길거리 음식
as a snack 간식으로
[Pattern Practice]
1. sense of anticipation 기대감, 설렘
■ I'll never forget the sense of anticipation I felt when we got our tickets.
■ I always feel a sense of anticipation at the beginning of the year.
■ She was filled with a sense of anticipation before her blind date.
2. at breakneck speed 빠른 속도로
■ I remember rides that moved at breakneck speed.
■ Trains in Korea move at breakneck speed.
■ Korea developed at breakneck speed.
3. stand in line 줄을 서다
■ I had to stand in line for a long time.
■ It's not so good that I would stand in line.
■ We arrived early, but many people were already standing in line.
[Expression of the Day]
Loosen up a little.
기분 좀 풀어 봐.
A: Why do you look so upset? We're here to have fun.
B: I didn't want to come. Amusement parks are for kids.
A: Loosen up a little. Everyone is having a good time, except for you.
B: I suppose some of the rides might be fun, Let's ride that rollercoaster.
A: 왜 그렇게 언짢아 보여? 우리 즐기려고 온 거잖아.
B: 난 오기 싫었어. 놀이공원은 애들이나 가는 곳이라고.
A: 기분 좀 풀어 봐. 너만 빼고 다들 즐기고 있잖아.
B: 하긴 놀이기구 중에 재미있는 것도 있겠다. 저 롤러코스터 한번 타자.
[Composition Practice]
1. 인파가 몰리기 전에 거기에 도착하고 싶어. (get crowded)
2. 그 새로 나온 앱은 대학생들에게 인기가 있다. (a hit with)
3. 제시간에 끝마치기 위해 우리는 빠른 속도로 일했다. (at breakneck speed)
4. 줄을 서 있는 동안 휴대폰을 가지고 놀았다. (stand in line)
출처: https://gonzi.tistory.com/3157?category=428847 [困知™]
Listening script
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