'공부는평생'에 해당되는 글 83건

Preview

1. We had some Lasagna for dinner. 저녁으로 라자냐 먹었어.

2. I usually have cereal for breakfast. 난 주로 아침으로 시리얼 먹어.

3. I think he is like our age. 그는 우리와 동갑인 거 같아.

4. I think he is about your age. 그는 너와 비슷한 나이인 거 같아.

5. I think she is like 18 months old. 그녀는 18개월 정도 된 거 같아.

6. I think he said that because he was mad at me. 그가 나에게 화나서 그렇게 말했던 거 같아.

7. I think she is pissed at you. 그녀가 너에게 삐져 있는거 같아

8. I think he is married with 2 kids. 그는 결혼해서 아이가 둘이 있는거 같아.

9. She is from Vancouver but she grew up in Basan. 그녀는 밴쿠버에서 태어났지만,  부산에서 자랐어.

10. He teaches English for a living. 그는 영어를 가르치는 일을 해.

11. Her son fixes cars and her daughter sells cars. 근녀의 아들은 차를 수리하는 일을 하고, 딸은 차를 판매하는 일을 해.

12. I would not do that if I were you. 내가 너라면, 그렇게 하지 않을텐데.

13. I would not eat that. It might have gone bad. 나라면 그거 안 먹을 듯해. 상했을 지도 몰라.

14. I would not spend that much money on rent if I was you. 내가 너라면, 월세에 그렇게 많은 돈을 쓰지 않을텐데.

15. I think he went to get some coffee. 그는 커피를 사러 간 거 같아.

Review

1. A: You feel like pizza for dinner? 저녁으로 피자 어때?

   B: I'd rather not. That is what I had for lunch today. 피자라면 안 먹을래. 오늘 점심으로 먹었거든.

2. A: What did you have for breakfast? 아침으로 뭐 먹었어?

   B: What I always have. Pancakes and coffee. 늘 먹는 걸로. 팬케익이랑 커피.

3. A: What do you want to have for lunch? 점심으로 뭐 먹고 싶어?

   B: Whatever you want to have is cool with me. 니가 먹고 싶은 뭐든지 난 좋아.

4. A: How old do you think his wife is? 그의 와이프가 몇 살일 거 갚아?

   B: In her late 20s? 20대 후반?

   A: No, she is like twice his age. 아냐, 그의 2배 정도야.

5. A: Why did you say that to her? 왜 그녀에게 그 얘기를 했어?

   B: Why do you think I said that? 내가 왜 그 얘기를 한거 같아?

       I wanted her to know how serious the situation was. 이 상황이 얼마나 심각한지 그녀가 알았으면 했어.

6. A: What are you doing? 너 뭐하고 있어?

   B: What do you think I am doing? 내가 뭐하고 있는 거 같아?

       I am working on my science project. It's due next Monday. 과학 프로젝트 작업중이잖아. 다음 주 월요일이 마감이야.

7. A: I think she is from Busan. 그녀는 부산 사람인 거 같아.

   B: She is? That is where my husband is from. 그래? 내 남편도 부산 사람인데

8. Why don't you talk to your boss about it? 보스한테 얘기해 보는게 어때?

    I mean, that is what I'd do. 나라면 그리할 텐데.

9. A: Why do you think she looks so pissed at us? 그녀는 왜 우리에게 화나 있는 거 같아?

   B: How would I know? 내가 그걸 어떻게 알겠어?

Preview

1. He gave me these flowers for anniversary. 그가 기념일 선물로 이 꽃들을 나에게 줬어.

2. I thought she was married. 그녀가 결혼한 줄 알았어.

3. I thought you liked her. 너가 그 여자를 좋아하는 줄 알았어.

4. I thought it was a gift. 그게 선물인 줄 알았어.

5. I am giving him an iPod for his birthday. What are you giving him?

   그의 생일에 아이팟을 선물로 줄 거야. 넌 뭐 줄거야?

6. Something terrible happened. 아주 안좋은 일이 벌어졌어.

7. I think it is a phone charger. 폰 충전기 같아.

8. Everybody thought he was a villain. 모두가 그가 악당이라고 생각했어.

Review

1. I've never seen you wear that watch. Is that what James got you for your 10 year anniversary?

  그 시계 찬 거 본 적 없는데 10주년 기념으로 제임스가 사준 거야?

2. A: I think I am gonna give him something fancy for his birthday. 그의 생일에 뭔가 비싼 걸 줄거야

   B: What are you gonna get him? 뭐 사줄꺼야?

3. You know what? It's a scam. That is what this is. 있잖아.. 이건 사기야. 사기라구.

4. That guy is a fraud. That's what he is. 저 남자는 사기꾼이야. 사기꾼이라구.

5. A: I am getting him a Starbucks thermos for his birthday. 그의 생일에 스타벅스 텀블러 사주려고.

   B: What? That's what I am giving him. 뭐라고? 나도 그거 주려고 하는데

6. A: You know that thing we thought was lettuce? Turns out it was a cabbage.

   양상추라고 생각했던 거 있잖아? 알고 보니 양배추더라구.

   B: Oh, is that what it was? 아, 그게 그거였어?

7. A: What is that dog-looking thing on the table? 저기 테이블에 있는 강아지처럼 생긴 저게 뭐야?

   B: Oh, that is a Bluetooth speaker. 아, 저거 블루투스 스피커야.

   A: Oh, is that what it is? That must be pricey. 아, 저게 그거야? 비싸겠는데.

1. Almost + 과거 동사 : ~ 할 뻔 했다

I almost had a car accident on my way here.

여기 오는 길에 사고날 뻔 했어.

I almost forgot to tell you.

너한테 말하는 껄 깜빡할 뻔 했어.

He almost had me fooled.

내가 그한테 속을 뻔 했어. (그가 나를 속일뻔했다)

2. be + almost + 상태(p.p/adj) : 거의 ~가 됐다. 

I'm almost done(finished) 거의 끝났다.

We're almost ready. 거의 다 준비됐다.

I'm almost there. 거의 도착했다.

3. could have + p.p : 어떻게 될 수도/할 수도 있었다. (가능성)

He was lucky. He could've lost everything.

그는 운이 좋았어. 다 잃을 수도 있었어.

You shouldn't leave your phone on the table like this. Someone could've stolen it.

휴대폰을 테이블위에 그냥 이렇게 놓고 다니면 안돼. 누가 훔쳐갔을 수도 있었어.

Why didn't you tell me? I could've helped you.

왜 나한테 얘기 안했어? 내가 도와줄 수도 있었는데.

Why didn't you say something? We could've gone somewhere else.

왜 아무말도 안했어? 다른 데 갈 수도 있었는데

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유튜브 영어채널 라이브아카데미로 공부하며 만드는 나만의 강의노트

저는 직장이 집에서 1시간 반 걸려요. 

I live an hour and a half away from my workplace. 

출퇴근하는게 물론 쉽지는 않아요.

Commuting is certainly(of course) not easy.

근데 훨씬 더 좋은 집에서 살 수 있다는 점이 좋아.

But, I like the fact that I can afford a much better home.

솔직히 말해서, 직장에서 5분 거리에 살 수 있다 하더라도 작고 낡은 아파트에서 살고 싶지 않아.

Honestly, even if I could live 5 minutes away from my workplace, I don't want to live in a small and crappy apartment.

차라리 길게 출퇴근하면서 괜찮은 집에서 살고 싶어.

I'd rather have long commutes and live in a decent place.

even if 아직 정해지지 않은 일에 대해, 어찌될지 모르지만 그런다 하더라도

even though 이미 벌어진 일에 대해 그런데도, 정해진 상태지만 그렇다 해도

ex) Even if it's raining this weekend, we're gonna go out on exercise.

ex) Even though it's raining like this, there are a few people who are riding. 

Homework

나는 근무시간이 길지는 않아서 돈은 많이 못받아. 적은 급여로 지내는게 물론 쉽지는 않은데 내 시간이 많다는 점이 좋아. 솔직히 말해서 돈을 아주 많이 벌 수 있다 하더라도 내 모든 시간을 일하는 데에만 보내고 싶지 않거든. 

차라리 돈 적게 받으면서 내가 하고 싶은걸 할 시간을 갖고 싶어 

I don't work very long hours but I don't make a lot of money.

It's certainly not easy living on such a small salary but I really like the fact that I have a lot of time for my self.

Honestly, even if I could make a lot of money, I don't want to spend all my time working.

I'd rather earn little and have time to do what I want.

4000 Essential English Words 1

Unit 9: The Starfish

against [əˈɡeɪnst] prep. 

To be against something is to be touching it or opposed to it.

→ They both leaned against the wall.

beach [biːtʃ] n. 

The beach is a sandy or rocky place by the ocean.

→ The little girl built a sandcastle on the beach.

damage [ˈdamɪdʒ] v. 

To damage something is to break it.

→ The car was damaged in the accident.

discover [dɪˈskʌvə] v. 

To discover something is to find it for the first time.

→ I discovered some new information in this book!

emotion [ɪˈməʊʃ(ə)n] n. 

An emotion is how you feel.

→ Anger is a common emotion that we all feel.

fix [fɪks] v. 

To fix something is to make it work.

→ My dad has many tools to help him fix broken things.

frank [fraŋk] adj. 

If you are frank, you are being very honest.

→ The teacher had a frank discussion with her students.

identify [ʌɪˈdɛntɪfʌɪ] v. 

To identify something is to be able to name it.

→ I used the file to identify his name.

island [ˈʌɪlənd] n. 

An island is land in the middle of water.

→ Japan is a group of islands.

ocean [ˈəʊʃ(ə)n] n. 

The ocean is all of the salt water that surrounds land.

→ The ocean can make powerful waves.

perhaps [pəˈhaps] adv. 

Perhaps is used when you say that something could happen.

→ Perhaps I will eat an apple for lunch.

pleasant [ˈplɛz(ə)nt] adj. 

If something is pleasant, you enjoy it.

→ The character had a pleasant look on its face.

prevent [prɪˈvɛnt] v. 

To prevent something is to stop it from happening.

→ The handcuffs prevented me from moving my hands.

rock [rɒk] n. 

A rock is a hard thing in the dirt.

→ I stacked rocks on top of one another.

save [seɪv] v. 

To save something is to keep it from being hurt.

→ I want to help save the world.

step [stɛp] v. 

To step is to walk.

→ Be careful where you step.

still [stɪl] adv. 

Still is used when you say that a situation keeps going on.

→ They are still waiting in line to get tickets.

taste [teɪst] n. 

A taste is the flavor something makes in your mouth.

→ The taste of the fruit was sweet.

throw [θrəʊ] v. 

To throw something is to use your hand to make it go through the air.

→ The pitcher can throw the baseball very fast.

wave [weɪv] n. 

A wave is a line of water that moves higher than the rest of the water.

→ The water was filled with large blue waves.

THE STARFISH 

Last summer I took a trip to an island. I had a lot of fun. I sat and watched the waves and listened to the ocean. I learned to identify birds. I discovered pretty things and enjoyed the taste of new foods. It was a very nice time.

One evening I took a pleasant walk by the ocean. When the waves came in, many starfish* fell on the beach. Some starfish went back into the water, and they were safe. But other starfish were still on the sand. They would die if they did not get into the water. There were many starfish on the beach that night. It made me sad, but I knew I could not fix the problem. I stepped very carefully so I did not damage them.

Then I saw a little girl. She was also sad about the starfish. She wanted to prevent all of them from dying. She asked me if I could perhaps help her.

“To be frank, I don’t think we can do anything,” I said.

The little girl started to cry. She sat back against a rock and thought for a while. Finally, the emotion was gone. She stopped crying and stood up. Then she picked up a starfish and threw it into the water.

“What are you doing?” I asked her. But she did not answer me. She just threw as many starfish as she could. “You cannot save all of them!” I said.

She stopped to look at me. “No, I cannot save them all,” she replied. Then she picked up a very big starfish and said, “But I can save this one.” And then she smiled and threw the starfish as far as she could into the ocean.

*starfish - an animal shaped like a star that lives in the water