[영어회화] [언말영] 언니가 말해 주는 영어

삼시세끼 잘 챙겨 드시나요? 아침, 점심, 저녁을 먹었다고 어떻게 말하고 계시나요? [1] Amanda: What time is it now? Emily: It’s nearly 9am. Amanda: Let’s go and have some breakfast. Emily: Sounds good, I need some coffee. [2] Amanda: Didn’t you try that new brunch place last weekend? Emily: Yes I did, it was one of the best meals I’ve had in ages. Amanda: What did you have? Emily: I had an avocado on toast with poached eggs.

나이를 말할 때 자주 실수하는 부분이 2가지 있어요~ 오늘 방송 듣고 고쳐봐요. [1] Amanda: When is your birthday? Emily: Next month. Amanda: How old will you be? Emily: I will be 21. [2] Amanda: How old is your brother? Emily: He is 3 years younger than me. Amanda: So he’s 18 right? Emily: Yes, but he’s so immature.

Find 와 Find Out 사용할 때마다 헷갈리지 않나요? [1] Amanda: I lost my pen at work today. Emily: Oh no, did you find it? Amanda: No, I’ll try and find it again tomorrow. Emily: I will help you! [2] Amanda: I found out that Alex broke up with his girlfriend. Emily: How did you find out? Amanda: Emma told me yesterday. Emily: He must be really upset.

~을 잘한다 혹은 잘 못한다 라고 말하고 싶은데, 말하는 공식만 알고 실제로는 실수하고 있을거에요! 오늘 방송으로 어색한 한국인의 영어 실수를 고쳐봅시다. [1] Amanda:I am a terrible tennis player. Emily:I am not good at playing tennis either. Amanda: I envy people who are good at sports. Emily:Well I am sure you are good at something. [2] Amanda:Can you do me a favor Emily? Emily:Sure what is it? Amanda:I heard that you are good at baking so I was wondering if you could teach me how to bake a peach tart. Emily: No problem, how about this weekend?

other friend 라고 말하면 틀린거라구? 왤까요? [1] Amanda: I want to find another job. Emily: How come? I thought you liked your job. Amanda: It’s getting a bit boring these days so I want to work for other companies. Emily: I see, well the job market is quite good these days so I don’t think you will have any problems! [2] Amanda: Let’s get some cocktails. Emily: No thanks, I don’t want another drink. Amanda: Then how about some water? Emily: That would be great, my head is starting to feel dizzy.

혼술이 유행하는 요즘~ 술 마신다는 표현 제대로 쓸 줄 알아야 겠어요! [1[ Amanda:Shall we go for a drink tonight? Emily:Why not! I know a great bar we could go to. Amanda: I haven’t had a drink for a long time. Emily:Yeah same here. [2] Amanda:Do you still drink? Emily:No I have been sober for 3 years. Amanda: Good for you! Emily: Yeah it was hard at first but now I am getting used to it.

자살했다고 말하려고 하는데, suicide 라는 단어만 쓰고 있지는 않나요? [1] Amanda:Did you hear about Choi Jin Shil? Emily:Yes it’s so sad. Amanda: I can’t believe she committed suicide. Emily:I feel sorry for her kids. [2] Amanda:Why did she commit suicide? Emily:She has been depressed for a long time. Amanda:Oh I didn’t know. Emily: Yes I guess she couldn’t take it anymore.

Book 을 책이라는 뜻으로만 사용하고 있으신가요? 예약하다로 사용하는 법을 배워볼까요? [1] Amanda:I did it! Emily:Did what? Amanda: I booked my flight to Cuba. Emily:How exciting! [2] Amanda:So do you still want to come to Vancouver with me? Emily:Yes I do! When do you want to book the flights? Amanda:I am thinking next week! Emily: Ok let’s book them together.

병원 다녀왔어가 I went to the hospital. ???? [1] Amanda:I had a terrible cough the other night. Emily:Did you go to the doctors? Amanda:Yes, the doctor said I have a throat infection. Emily:Oh dear. [2] Amanda:Emma has taken a week off from work. Emily:Why? Is she okay? Amanda:She got into a car accident and broke her arm; she had to go to the hospital. Emily: OMG that’s terrible, we should go and see her.

영어로 굳이 알바한다고 말하지 않아도 된다는데, 굳이 알바한다고 하고 싶으면 이렇게 말하세요! [1] Amanda:What is your sister going to do for the summer holiday? Emily:She got a part time job. Amanda: That’s great! Emily:Yeah she wants to save up for a holiday. [2] Amanda:I have to work tonight. Emily:I guess you can’t come out after. Amanda:No I am afraid not, I guess I should be thankful as I am only working part time. Emily: That’s true.

Notice 와 Recognize 의 사용법을 알려드립니다. [1] Amanda:Risa seems a little sad these days. Emily:I have also noticed that. Amanda:Maybe we should ask her to go for lunch with us. Emily:That is a good idea. [2] Amanda: Did you see Linda at the party? Emily: Yes I was so shocked. She lost so much weight. Amanda: I know! I didn’t recognise her at first. Emily: Yes and she changed her hair.

About 의 짝꿍 동사들을 알아볼까요? Talk about / Tell him about / I told mom about I heard about / I wrote about / This movie is about [1] Amanda:Alex told me about his problem the other day. Emily:Oh really? Amanda:Yeah he told me he might quit because his mother is sick. He needs to take care of her. Emily:It sounds very serious. [2] Amanda:Did you hear about this? Emily:Hear about what? Amanda:Molly is getting a divorce. Emily: But they’ve only been married for a year!

빌리다 와 빌려주다 를 영어로 헷갈리지 않으신가요? 구별하는 비법을 알려드려요. ^^ [1] Amanda: Do you think lending money to others is a good idea? Emily: No, it ruins relationships. Amanda: A lot of my friends want to borrow money from me. Emily: You should reject them nicely. [2] Amanda: What’s wrong? Emily: Nothing, I lent my friend money a fortnight ago and she hasn’t paid me back. Amanda: Oh no, why did she borrow money from you? Emily: She had to book a flight.

Ask 를 정복해요~! 어렵지 않지요~ 입에 착 붙도록 연습하면 되지요. 영어에 대한 궁금증은 Ask Us!! [1] Amanda:I need to ask Emma something about Alex. Emily:What do you want to know? Amanda: I want to ask her if Alex has a girlfriend. Emily:Go on! I want to know too. [2] Amanda:The homework is so difficult. Emily:I know. Shall we ask Joanna for help? Amanda:I think we should. She is smart. Emily: Ok let’s call her.

Many 와 Much 는 A lot of 와 Lots of 와 어떻게 다른 걸까요? [1] Amanda: There were a lot of people at Emart today. Emily: Were there many children too? Amanda: Yes there were. They were so annoying. Emily: You should go to Emart during the week not on the weekend. [2] Amanda: I have to go buy some water. Emily: Oh, yes. We don’t have much left. Amanda: Do we need anything else? Emily: Let’s get some milk too.

go to 와 바로 붙여서 쓰는 영어 단어가 있다는 걸 아시나요? 그 비밀을 알려드릴게요! [1] Amanda:Are you going to school today? Emily:No, I am going to stay at home. Amanda:How come? Emily:I don’t feel well. [2] Amanda: I have to go to work this Saturday. Emily: Why? Amanda: The deadline for our project is next Monday. Emily: At least you have Sunday off.

2주 뒤에 무엇을 할 것이다 라고 말하고 싶다면 오늘 방송 들어보세요! [1] Amanda:I am going to Paris soon! I am so excited. Emily: When are you going? Amanda:In two weeks! Emily: That’s really soon! [2] Amanda: When does the film start? Emily:In an hour! Amanda:I can’t wait for it. Emily: Same here!

말하다 2탄~!! 오늘 방송까지 들으면 말하다 의미 동사 사용에 거침이 없어집니다! [1] Amanda: Last night Camilla and I talked about marriage. Emily: What did she say? Amanda: She said she wants a big wedding. Emily: I thought she wanted an intimate wedding. [2] Amanda: I had a meeting with my professor today. Emily: What for? Amanda: He wanted to speak to me about my dissertation. Emily: How did it go? *intimate wedding: 절친한 사람들만 초대하는 결혼식

tell 과 say 를 구분해서 말해볼까요? 한국인들의 전형적인 실수만 모아 방송합니다!! [1] Amanda: I told Emma about Alex. Emily: Did you tell her everything? Amanda: Well I told her everything I know. Emily: I see. [2] Amanda: James said he would come over later. Emily: Really? But he told me that he is going to the gym. Amanda: He said he will come over after the gym. Emily: Oh right I see.

설날 풍습 중 하나인 제사를 지내는 것을 영어로 뭐라고 할까요? [1] Amanda:What does your boyfriend usually do for the New Year? Emily: He goes to his grandparent’s house and pays his respects to his ancestors. Amanda:Is that a special tradition in Korea? Emily: Yes it is. [2] Amanda:I am going to be so tired this weekend. Emily: Why? Amanda:It’s a special holiday for Koreans this weekend so I have to pay my respects to my ancestors. Emily:So it’s not a holiday for people to relax?

내가 좋아하는 이상형을 뭐라고 하면 될까요? [1] Amanda: So what is your type? Risa: I like tall guys. You? Amanda: Hmmm brown eyes and brown hair. Risa: So what do you think about Alex? [2] Amanda: Oh this drama is just so romantic. Risa: I love the main actor. Amanda: I think he has great style. Risa: I agree.

혼내다, 야단치다, 뭐라고 좀 하다, 잔소리 하다라고 말하고 싶을 때는 어떻게 말할까요? [1] Amanda: I told my husband off today. Emily: Why? Amanda:He never helps me clean the house. Emily: Oh that’s like my husband too. [2] Amanda: How was work today? Emily: It was ok but I did gettold off. Amanda: By who? Emily: The marketing director.

우산 가져가 or 내가 간식 좀 가져갈게 둘을 구분해서 쓰는거 알고 있나요? [1] Amanda: Are you going to take those plants over to Emma’s? Emily: I want to but they are too heavy. Amanda: I can help you take some. Emily: That would be great. [2] Amanda: Emily invited us to hers for dinner. Emily: Oh then we should bring her something. Amanda: What do you have in mind? Emily: How about a bottle of wine?

이웃은 네이버후드~가 아니에요! [1] Amanda: Is your neighbourhood safe? Emily: Yes it’s quite safe. Why do you ask? Amanda: I am thinking of moving house so I have been looking at several areas. Emily: Oh I see. [2] Amanda:I can’t stand my neighbours. Emily: What’s wrong with them? Amanda: They make so much noise at night. Emily: You should complain.

leave 뒤에 바로 숫자를 말하지 않는다는 사실 아시나요? 몇 개, 몇 일, 몇 시간 등등 남았다 라는 표현을 제대로 하는 법을 알아볼까요? [1] Amanda: How many holidays do you haveleft? Emily: I have 2 weeks left. Amanda: What do you plan to do with it? Emily: I am thinking of going to France. [2] Amanda: This week my mum gave me £20 but I have already spent most of it. Emily: How much did you spend? Amanda: £15! I have £5 left.

친구와 약속있다 라고 하고 싶으신가요? [약속] 을 영어로 말해야 한다는 고정관념을 깨세요! Promise 와 Appointment 전격 해부! [1] Amanda: What are you up to this weekend? Emily: I am going to see a movie on Saturday with my best friend and you? Amanda: I think I will have dinner with my sister. Emily: Well if you are free on Sunday let’s meet up! [2] Amanda: I have an appointment to see the dentist this weekend. Emily: Is anyone going with you? Amanda: Yes, my sister promised me that she would come with me. Emily: Well I’ll see you next week at work then.

성격상 남앞에서 부끄러워하거나 짝사랑 상대 앞에서 부끄러울때는 Shy~ But 실수해서 당황한건 샤샤샤 아니죠~ [1] Amanda: I saw Alex on my way to the bathroom. Emily: Did you say hi this time? Amanda: No I was too shy. Emily: You have to talk to him some day. [2] Amanda: How was the presentation? Emily: It was terrible! Amanda: What happened? Emily: I froze for the first 5 mins and couldn’t answer my boss’s questions. I was so embarrassed.

네 마음/기분 이해해~ 라고 할 때 mind를 쓰시나요? 노노~~ [1] Amanda: Emily is having a difficult time nowadays. Risa:Why? Amanda: She says work is tiring her out. Risa: I know how she feels. [2] Amanda: My manager told me off today. Risa: Really? Why? Amanda: He said my reports were all wrong. He is so annoying. Risa: I understand how you feel.

흔히 컨디션이 안 좋다고 하잖아요~ 영어는 Condition으로 표현하지 않아요!! [1] Amanda: I don’t feel well today. Emily: What’s wrong? Amanda: I think I am coming down with the flu. Emily: Go home and take a rest. [2] Amanda:You feeling ok today? Emily: Actually I feel tired. Amanda: Why? Emily: I drank a lot last night so right now I have a stomachache.

'나 친구 많아'라고 할 때 many friends? 좀 더 자연스럽게 말해 볼까요? [1] Amanda: I bought a lot of apples, would you like some? Emily: Sure. Amanda: How many would you like? Emily: Four please. [2] Amanda: I spent a lot of money last weekend. Emily: Why? Amanda: I went shopping and bought lots of clothes.

고장났다는 말을 하고 싶은데 broken이라는 단어만 생각나나요? 이런~ [1] Amanda: The radiator in the bathroom is not working. Emily: What about the other radiators in the house? Amanda: They are fine. Emily: Let’s call someone over to take a look. [2] Amanda: Did you hear about the fight yesterday at the bar? Emily: Yes, someone hurt a man with a broken bottle. Amanda: How scary! Emily: Yes, and there was broken glass everywhere.

기분 표현할 때 실수 많이 하게 되는데, 오늘 기상천외한(?) 연습으로 고쳐볼까요? [1] Amanda: I am going to study in England next year. Emily: I am so excited for you. Amanda: Yes I think it will be very exciting. Emily: We must keep in touch. [2] Amanda: My sister is bored today. Emily: She didn’t go to work? Amanda: No, she has a day off, so she is at home.

우리나라는 시험이 참~ 많은 나라죠? 시험 점수 말하는 방법 틀리지 말아요~ [1] Amanda: The history test the other day was so hard. Emily: What did you get? Amanda: I got 45 out of 100. Emily: I got 50. [2] Amanda: What do you have to get for IELTS? Emily: I need to get a 6.5. Amanda: I heard that the speaking part is difficult. Emily: Yes I got a 5 for that last year.

결혼하다는 marry라는 건 누구나 알지요, 근데 get married to 더 많이 쓰는 거 혹시 알고 있나요? (1) Amanda: I heard that Emma is getting married to Ryan in a few months. Emily: Yes that’s right. Will you go to the wedding? Amanda: I won’t be able to make it. I will be on holiday that weekend. Emily: What a shame. (2) Amanda: When did Alex and Sarah get married? Emily: They got married last year. Amanda: I heard that they are having problems. Emily: Yes I am afraid so. They want to get a divorce.

검색하다는 search 를 잘 안쓴다는 거! Look up 을 자주 쓴다는데, 왜 그럴까요? (1)Amanda: How did you find out about this? Emily: I looked it up. Amanda: Which site did you use? Emily: I looked it up on Wikipedia! (2)Amanda: I need to do a research on Native Americans. Emily: Do you need any help? Amanda: Well I have already looked it up online but I need more information. Emily: I know a good book you could use.

하하하하하하 웃길 때는 퍼니~~~이를 활짝 드러내놓고 웃으니까 funny~~~~퍼니~~ 휴가 다녀와서 [재밌었어] 라고 할 때는 Funny가 맞을까요? (1)Amanda: Did you have a good time on your holiday? Emily: Yes, I had so much fun. Amanda: What did you do? Emily: We went to Disneyland. (2) Amanda: This movie is so boring. Emily: Let’s watch this film then! My friend told me it’s good. Amanda: Oh I have seen that too! It’s really funny. Emily: Ok let’s put it on. *put it on: DVD나 컴퓨터로 영화를 틀어서 보다

'너무 기대돼'가 I am so expecting!? 언말영 방송 너~무~ 기다려셨죠? 그럼 이번에 '너무 기대돼!'라는 표현 제대로 배워볼까요? http://blog.naver.com/thefairmaidentells

좋아하는 색 말하기가 뭐가 어렵겠냐구요? I like black colour~!! 가 맞다고 생각하면 오늘 방송 고고~! 아참, colour 는 영국식, color 는 미국식 스펠륑! http://blog.naver.com/thefairmaidentells

모든 사람이 회사에서 일하지는 않지요? 그러니 company를 대체할 다른 단어가 필요해요! 넘나 유익한 방송! http://blog.naver.com/thefairmaidentells

외출했었다고 말하고 싶을 때 outside를 쓰고 싶은가요? 그럼 오늘 방송 들어보셔야 겠어요. http://blog.naver.com/thefairmaidentells

한국어는 밥을 먹고, 주스도 먹고,약도 먹지요? 영어는 약을 먹지 않아요~! '약 먹었어'는 I ate medicine 이 아니랍니다. http://blog.naver.com/thefairmaidentells

Go to home, Go to the home, At the home 은 이제 그만~! 집에 갈거야는 I will go to home 아니랍니다. http://blog.naver.com/thefairmaidentells

영어를 잘하는 사람들도 I was drunken이라고 말하는 걸 아시나요? 술 취했다는 I was drunken 이 아니랍니다. http://blog.naver.com/thefairmaidentells