2019.01

### 0131 

 

get married 결혼하다.     this way 이렇게     care about ~ 에 마음을 쓰다.

worry  걱정

 

@@ before I got married, I ~ 결혼하기 전에 , 나는 ~ 했어.

 

Before I got married, I didn't like the question, 

"When are you going to get married?"

Before I got married, I lived with my parents.

Before I got married, I lived by myself.

 

@@ I don't like it when ~ 나는 ~ 할때 싫어.

 

I don't like it when my parents ask us, 

"when are you going to have a second baby?"

I don't like it when someone keeps complaining.

I don't like it when it's too noisy.

 

 

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 ### 0130 

 

share 공유하다. 같이 가지고 있다.   anyway 어쨌든 

 

@@  Feel free to ask me for help if ~ 

~하면 도와달라고 편하게 얘기하세요.

 

Feel free to ask me for help if you need any help while you're here.

Feel free to ask me for help if you need a hand.

Feel free to ask me for help if there's anything I can do for you.

 

@@ I'm from ~. 저는 ~ 사람입니다.

 

I'm from Korea / Italy / Thailand.

 

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### 0129 

 

ideal @ 이상적인     immature   철들지않은, 너무 심각하지 않은

nervous  @ 긴장되는, 덜리는    wide smile  환한 미소 , 환한 웃음

willing to be immature 기꺼이 미성숙해지는 ~  caring  @ 배려하는, 보살피는

 

@@ I like someone who is ~ . 나는 ~ 한 사람이 좋아.

 

I like someone who is pretty, funny, and willing to be immature. 

I like someone who is independent.

I like someone who is warm-hearted.

 

@@ I want to date someone who ~ . 나는 ~한 사람과 사귀고 싶어.

 

I want to date someone who makes me nervous.

I want to date someone who is not to talkative.

I want to date someone who is caring.

 

 

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###  0128 

 

blind date 소개팅, 미팅   interested  관심있는  attracted  호감이 가는, 끌리는

confess 고백하다.  reject  거절하다.  <br>jar  쨈담아두는 병

 

@@ I was not even ~. 나는 ~도 아니었어, 나는 ~ 하지도 않았어.

 

I was not even interested.

I was not even shocked.

I was not even surprised.

 

@@ I don't know how to ~. 어떻게 ~해야 할지 모르겠어.

 

I don't know how to tell her.

I don't know how to open this jar.

I don't know how to fix this computer.

 

 

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 ### 0127 

 

take ~ out ~를 꺼내다.가지고 나오다.   

inexcusable @ 용서/용납할수없는  excusable 용서/변명이 되는

 

@@ I left ~ at / in ...  ~를 ... 에 두고왔어.

 

I left it at home.

I left my phone in my car.

 

@@ This is the ~ time this month / year.  이번달/올해 벌써 ~째야.

 

This is the fifth time this month.

This is the third time this year.

 

@@ I'll bring ~ for sure.  꼭 ~을 가져올께요.

 

I'll bring my homework tomorrow for sure.

I'll bring your laptop tomorrow for sure.

 

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### 0126 

 

hang out with ~와 놀다. 어울리다.  chat 수다떨다. 얘기하다.

closer 더 가까이로 

 

@@  What do you like to do when you ~ ?

~ 할때 뭐하는거 좋아하세요?

 

What do you like to do when you hang out with friends?

What do you like to do when you are free?

What do you like to do when you are bored?

 

@@ I've PP since~. ~로부터 ... 하고 있어요.

 

I've been living with her since last June.

I've worked as a part-timer here since last January.

I've been living with my parents since last month.

 

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### 0125

 

alert @정신이 또렷한, 정신이 초롱초롱한  heart beat 심장 박동

faster @더빠른  taste 입맛, 취향 fragrance  향기, 향

 

@@ How do you feel when ~ ? 너는 ~ 하면 기분이 어때?

 

How do you feel when you drink coffee?

How do you feel when you are stressed out?

How do you feel when things are not going well?

 

@@ You can't ~ if you ..., right? 

너는 ... 하면 ~ 못하잖아. 그렇치?

 

You can't fall asleep easily if you drink coffee after 6, right?

You can't focus on your work if you feel super tired, right?

You can't get up easily in the morning if you went to bed very late the night before, right?

 

It's not my things.  내 취향은 아니야. 나랑은 안맞어

=/= It's my things. 내취향이야. 취향저격이야.

 

 

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### 0124 

 

consumption 소비  average @ 평균의, 평균적인  

annual @ 연간, 일년간의  incredible @ 놀랄만한, 엄청난 

 

 @@ Do you know which ~ ... ? 어느 ~ 가 ... 하는지 알아 ? 

 

Do you know which country drinks the most coffee?

Do you know which building he's working at?

Do you know which one is the right answer?

 

@@ Wow, that's an incredible amount of ~ ! 와, 어마어마한 양의 ~ 네

 

Wow, that's an incredible amount of coffee.

Wow, that's an incredible amount of time.

Wow, that's an incredible amount of food.

 

 

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 ### 0123 

 

grind 갈다.      admit 인정하다.받아들이다.        beneficial @유익한, 이로운

fatigue  피로

 

@@ I feel happy when I ~ . 나는 ~ 할때 기분이 좋아.

 

I feel happy when I smell coffee beans just after grinding them.

I feel happy when I see all the happy faces around me.

I feel happy when I walk around my neighborhood.

 

@@ I admit that ~ . 나는 ~ 라는걸 인정해

 

I admit that a cup of coffee every day is beneficial for our health.

I admit that I'm not good at memorizing.

I admit that I'm addicted to computer games.

 

@@ I'm ~ person. 나는 ~ 를 좋아하는 편이야.

 

I'm a coffee person.

I'm not a morning person.

I'm a people person.                 나는 사람들과 어울리는걸 좋아하는편이야.

 

How many a cup of coffee do you drink a day?

 

 

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### 0122

 

honestly 솔직히, 솔직히 말해서         insomnia 불면증

awake @ 깨어있는        <br>conclusion  결론, 최종적인 판단

conclude 결론/판단을 내리다. 조약을 체결하다. 맺다.

 

@@ Too much ~ can lead to ...  너무 많은 ~ 가 ... 를 불러올 수 있어.

 

Too much caffeine can lead to insomnia.

Too much sleep can lead to fatigue.

Too much thinking can lead to the worst conclusion.

 

@@ Doesn't it ~ when you ... ? ... 하면 ~ 하지 않아?

 

Doesn't it give you headaches when you drink too much coffee?

Doesn't it give you stress when you too much work to do?

Doesn't it bother you when you have lots of things to handle?

 

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I'm going to live at the Gym.

I'm going to eat healthy and nutritious food.

It's so important to exercise regularly.

I'm going to start working out.

I'm going to skip lunch.

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