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2019년 8월 27일 내가 좋아하는 EBS radio show(이지잉글리쉬, 입트영)
Richard@ds2guf
2019. 8. 27. 15:54
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[Easy English] 2019 8. 27. It's been like this since last night.
A. 제가 영어를 잘 못하지만 최선을 다해서 도와드릴게요.
B. 감사합니다.
A. 오늘 무슨 일로 오셨어요? 뭐가 문제인거 같으세요?
B. 오른쪽발에 감각이 없어요.
A. 좀 더 구체적으로 말씀해주시겠어요?
B. 걸을때 감각이 없어요. 어제밤부터 이러네요.
A. My english is not good but I'll do my best to help you.
B. Thank you.
A. What brought you in today?
What seems to be the problem?
B. My right foot is numb.
A. Can you be more specific?
B. I can't feel my foot when I walk.
It's been like this since last night.
Key expressions
* My english is not good but I'll do my best.
* I can't feel my foot when I walk.
* It's been like this since last night.
Patterns and sentences
-. I'll do my best to get it done by then/finish the project on time.
-. It's been like this since March/last year.
-. The doctor was not very good at English but she did her best to help me.
Now you are fluent
이런지 얼마나 됐어요?
-> How long has this been going on?
입트영(2019.8.27) Outlet Malls 아웃렛 몰
[Extra Topics for Study Groups]
1. Do you prefer shopping online, or at outlet malls? Explain your preference.
2. Share some tips for finding good deals at outlet malls.
3. How are outlet malls different from department stores?
출처: https://gonzi.tistory.com/3293?category=428847 [困知™]
[STEP1] 한국의 아웃렛 몰들에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
10년 전쯤에 한국에 아웃렛 몰들이 들어서기 시작했다. 이제는 전국 어디를 가나 한 곳은 있을 정도로 많아졌다. 아웃렛 몰들은 넓은 대지에 수많은 상점이 즐비해 있는 것이 특징이다. 또한 백화점, 식료품, 마트, 영화 상영관까지 들어서 있다. 이런 몰에 가면 한 번에 많은 것을 해결할 수 있다. 쇼핑을 하고 외식을 한 후 친구들과 커피도 마실 수 있다. 유일한 문제는 주말에 가면 일부 인기 쇼핑몰들은 사람들이 몰린다는 것이다.
Talk about the outlet malls in Korea.
Outlet malls began to make their way into Korea about ten years ago. They're so common now, you can find one in most parts of the country. Outlet malls feature a wide array of stores on a large plot of land. They also have department stores, grocery stores, and movie theaters. Visitors to these malls can get a lot done all at once. They can shop, eat out, and have coffee with friends. The only downside is that some popular shopping malls are crowded with people on weekends.
[Key Vocabulary]
make one's way to ~로 들어서다
a wide array of 다양한
plot of land 대지
grocery store 식료품 매장
get a lot done 많은 일을 하다
eat out 외식을 하다
the only downside 유일한 단점
be crowded with people 사람들로 붐비다
[Pattern Practice]
1. get a lot done 많은 일을 하다
Visitors here can get a lot done all at once.
I couldn't get a lot done because I was too tired.
I have to get a lot done before my vacation.
2. the only downside 유일한 단점
The only downside is that they are crowded on weekends.
The only downside is the high price.
A small battery is the only downside to this phone.
3. be crowded with people 사람들로 붐비다
Popular shopping malls are crowded with people on weekends.
I don't like going places that are crowded with people.
The park was crowded with people during the weekend.
[STEP2] 마지막으로 아웃렛 몰에 갔던 경험에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
지난번에 휴가 기간 중에 가족들과 옷을 사러 갔다. 집에서 차로 한 시간 거리에 있는 아웃렛 몰에 갔다. 주말이어서 그런지 사람이 무척이나 많았다. 차들이 많아서 주차하는 데만 30분이 걸렸다. 몰에 들어가서 다양한 옷들을 구경하기 시작했다. 가을에 입을 옷들을 미리 사고 싶었다. 다른 곳에 비해 가격이 저렴해서 좋았다. 중간에 배가 고파서 구내에 있는 음식점에서 점심도 먹고 커피도 마셨다. 이러한 장점들로 인해 사람들은 아웃렛 몰에 물건을 사러 온다.
Talk about the last time you went to an outlet mall.
During my last break from work, I went shopping for clothes with my family. We went to an outlet mall an hour away by car. Because it was a weekend, it was swarming with people. There were so many cars that it took half an hour just to park. We went inside and began window shopping. I wanted to get a head start on buying clothes for autumn. It was nice that the prices were cheaper compared to other places. We got hungry along the way, so we got lunch at a restaurant on the premises, and had coffee. These advantages are what draw people to outlet malls.
[Key Vocabulary]
break from work 휴가
go shopping for ~을 사러 가다
an hour away by car 자동차로 한 시간 거리
swarming with people 사람들로 붐비는
half an hour 30분
window shopping 아이쇼핑
get a head start on ~을 미리 준비하다
along the way 과정 중에, 도중에
on the premises 현장에 있는
draw someone to ~를 ...로 이끌다
[Pattern Practice]
1. an hour away by car 자동차로 한 시간 거리
We went to an outlet mall an hour away by car.
My office is an hour away by subway.
The supermarket is about ten minutes away by car.
2. window shopping 아이쇼핑
We went inside and began window shopping.
I was just going to go window shopping, but I spent a lot of money.
I like to go window shopping when I travel.
3. get a head start on ~을 미리 준비하다
I wanted to get a head start on buying clothes for autumn.
I want to get head start on my homework.
I was able to get a head start on the presentation.
[Expression of the Day]
That's a bargain.
정말 저렴하게 샀다.
A: Wow, what a pretty blouse! Is it new? I don't think I've seen it before.
B: It is new. Thanks for noticing. I got it for 20,000 won at an outlet mall.
A: Wow! That's a bargain. It would probably cost twice as much anywhere else.
B: Really? That makes me glad I bought it.
A: 우와, 그 블라우스 예쁘다! 새거야? 처음 보는 것 같은데.
B: 새거 맞아. 알아봐 줘서 고마워. 아웃렛 몰에서 2만원 주고 샀지.
A: 우와! 정말 저렴하게 샀다. 다른 곳에서 사며 아마 두 배는 비쌀거야.
B: 진짜? 그렇게 말하니 잘 산 것 같네.
[Composition Practice]
1. 짧은 시간 내에 많은 것을 할 수 있었다. (get a lot done)
2. 맛집은 보통 사람들로 붐벼. (be crowded with people)
3. 차로 한 시간 안 넘는 거리야. (an hour away by car)
4. 아이쇼핑을 즐기지만, 물건은 보통 인터넷으로 구입한다. (window shopping)
출처: https://gonzi.tistory.com/3293?category=428847 [困知™]
Listen scripts.
A. 제가 영어를 잘 못하지만 최선을 다해서 도와드릴게요.
B. 감사합니다.
A. 오늘 무슨 일로 오셨어요? 뭐가 문제인거 같으세요?
B. 오른쪽발에 감각이 없어요.
A. 좀 더 구체적으로 말씀해주시겠어요?
B. 걸을때 감각이 없어요. 어제밤부터 이러네요.
A. My english is not good but I'll do my best to help you.
B. Thank you.
A. What brought you in today?
What seems to be the problem?
B. My right foot is numb.
A. Can you be more specific?
B. I can't feel my foot when I walk.
It's been like this since last night.
Key expressions
* My english is not good but I'll do my best.
* I can't feel my foot when I walk.
* It's been like this since last night.
Patterns and sentences
-. I'll do my best to get it done by then/finish the project on time.
-. It's been like this since March/last year.
-. The doctor was not very good at English but she did her best to help me.
Now you are fluent
이런지 얼마나 됐어요?
-> How long has this been going on?
입트영(2019.8.27) Outlet Malls 아웃렛 몰
[Extra Topics for Study Groups]
1. Do you prefer shopping online, or at outlet malls? Explain your preference.
2. Share some tips for finding good deals at outlet malls.
3. How are outlet malls different from department stores?
출처: https://gonzi.tistory.com/3293?category=428847 [困知™]
[STEP1] 한국의 아웃렛 몰들에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
10년 전쯤에 한국에 아웃렛 몰들이 들어서기 시작했다. 이제는 전국 어디를 가나 한 곳은 있을 정도로 많아졌다. 아웃렛 몰들은 넓은 대지에 수많은 상점이 즐비해 있는 것이 특징이다. 또한 백화점, 식료품, 마트, 영화 상영관까지 들어서 있다. 이런 몰에 가면 한 번에 많은 것을 해결할 수 있다. 쇼핑을 하고 외식을 한 후 친구들과 커피도 마실 수 있다. 유일한 문제는 주말에 가면 일부 인기 쇼핑몰들은 사람들이 몰린다는 것이다.
Talk about the outlet malls in Korea.
Outlet malls began to make their way into Korea about ten years ago. They're so common now, you can find one in most parts of the country. Outlet malls feature a wide array of stores on a large plot of land. They also have department stores, grocery stores, and movie theaters. Visitors to these malls can get a lot done all at once. They can shop, eat out, and have coffee with friends. The only downside is that some popular shopping malls are crowded with people on weekends.
[Key Vocabulary]
make one's way to ~로 들어서다
a wide array of 다양한
plot of land 대지
grocery store 식료품 매장
get a lot done 많은 일을 하다
eat out 외식을 하다
the only downside 유일한 단점
be crowded with people 사람들로 붐비다
[Pattern Practice]
1. get a lot done 많은 일을 하다
Visitors here can get a lot done all at once.
I couldn't get a lot done because I was too tired.
I have to get a lot done before my vacation.
2. the only downside 유일한 단점
The only downside is that they are crowded on weekends.
The only downside is the high price.
A small battery is the only downside to this phone.
3. be crowded with people 사람들로 붐비다
Popular shopping malls are crowded with people on weekends.
I don't like going places that are crowded with people.
The park was crowded with people during the weekend.
[STEP2] 마지막으로 아웃렛 몰에 갔던 경험에 대해 이야기해 주세요.
지난번에 휴가 기간 중에 가족들과 옷을 사러 갔다. 집에서 차로 한 시간 거리에 있는 아웃렛 몰에 갔다. 주말이어서 그런지 사람이 무척이나 많았다. 차들이 많아서 주차하는 데만 30분이 걸렸다. 몰에 들어가서 다양한 옷들을 구경하기 시작했다. 가을에 입을 옷들을 미리 사고 싶었다. 다른 곳에 비해 가격이 저렴해서 좋았다. 중간에 배가 고파서 구내에 있는 음식점에서 점심도 먹고 커피도 마셨다. 이러한 장점들로 인해 사람들은 아웃렛 몰에 물건을 사러 온다.
Talk about the last time you went to an outlet mall.
During my last break from work, I went shopping for clothes with my family. We went to an outlet mall an hour away by car. Because it was a weekend, it was swarming with people. There were so many cars that it took half an hour just to park. We went inside and began window shopping. I wanted to get a head start on buying clothes for autumn. It was nice that the prices were cheaper compared to other places. We got hungry along the way, so we got lunch at a restaurant on the premises, and had coffee. These advantages are what draw people to outlet malls.
[Key Vocabulary]
break from work 휴가
go shopping for ~을 사러 가다
an hour away by car 자동차로 한 시간 거리
swarming with people 사람들로 붐비는
half an hour 30분
window shopping 아이쇼핑
get a head start on ~을 미리 준비하다
along the way 과정 중에, 도중에
on the premises 현장에 있는
draw someone to ~를 ...로 이끌다
[Pattern Practice]
1. an hour away by car 자동차로 한 시간 거리
We went to an outlet mall an hour away by car.
My office is an hour away by subway.
The supermarket is about ten minutes away by car.
2. window shopping 아이쇼핑
We went inside and began window shopping.
I was just going to go window shopping, but I spent a lot of money.
I like to go window shopping when I travel.
3. get a head start on ~을 미리 준비하다
I wanted to get a head start on buying clothes for autumn.
I want to get head start on my homework.
I was able to get a head start on the presentation.
[Expression of the Day]
That's a bargain.
정말 저렴하게 샀다.
A: Wow, what a pretty blouse! Is it new? I don't think I've seen it before.
B: It is new. Thanks for noticing. I got it for 20,000 won at an outlet mall.
A: Wow! That's a bargain. It would probably cost twice as much anywhere else.
B: Really? That makes me glad I bought it.
A: 우와, 그 블라우스 예쁘다! 새거야? 처음 보는 것 같은데.
B: 새거 맞아. 알아봐 줘서 고마워. 아웃렛 몰에서 2만원 주고 샀지.
A: 우와! 정말 저렴하게 샀다. 다른 곳에서 사며 아마 두 배는 비쌀거야.
B: 진짜? 그렇게 말하니 잘 산 것 같네.
[Composition Practice]
1. 짧은 시간 내에 많은 것을 할 수 있었다. (get a lot done)
2. 맛집은 보통 사람들로 붐벼. (be crowded with people)
3. 차로 한 시간 안 넘는 거리야. (an hour away by car)
4. 아이쇼핑을 즐기지만, 물건은 보통 인터넷으로 구입한다. (window shopping)
출처: https://gonzi.tistory.com/3293?category=428847 [困知™]
Listen scripts.
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