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#. 19.0812 @@ we'll let you ~ 저희가 ~ 할 수 있게 해드릴게요 We'll let you use our washing machine and a dryer. We'll let you leave the hospital a day early. We'll let you have time to give a speech at the meeting. @@ You don't have to ~ ~하지 않으셔도 돼요 You don't have to do that. You don't have to make the bed when you leave the hotel. You don't have to pick me up at school today.

#. 19.0811 @@ What do you mean by ~ ? ~ 라니 무슨말이야? What do you mean by that? What do you mean by mistake? What do you mean by "hon-bap" people? @@ Wasn't it always common to ~ ? 전에 ~ 하는게 흔하지 않았어? Wasn't it always common to eat alone? Wasn't it always common to dye your hair at home? Wasn't it always common to work out regularly?

#. 19.0810 @@ on sale 할인 중인 It's on sale for fifty dollars. Some of the merchandise is on sale at the store. I can't believe the jacket I bought yesterday is on sale today! @@ a lot of 많은 Man, that was a lot of work! Good job! I eat a lot of pizza on weekends. A lot of people prefer e-books to paper books. @@ lose (some) weight 살을 빼다 Our goal is to lose weight. To be honest, you need to lose wei..

#. 19.0809 manage 관리하다 floss 치실 @@ blush one's teeth 이를 닦다 How often should we brush our teeth? They brush their teeth every day. He brushed his teeth three times a day. @@ once a day 하루에 한번 I usually clean my apartment once a day. In the summer, I always eat ice cream once a day. I like to go to the gym once a day. @@ take care of ~ 을 돌보다, 처리하다, 관리하다 I have to take care of the kids. Mom, please..

#. 19.0808 @@ work on my/your own 혼자 일하다 I eat alone often because I work on my own. I enjoy working on my own. How long have you worked on your own? @@ live by oneself 혼자 살다 You know I live by myself. Living by oneself isn't easy as it seems. I didn't know that you live by yourself. @@ You're one of those 너도 ~ 이구나 You're one of those "hon-bop" people. You're one of those people who always compl..

#. 19.0807 mood 기분 yummy 맛있는 @@ I'm kind of ~ 전 좀 ~ 해요. I'm kind of hungry. I'm kind of tried. I'm kind of busy right now. @@ Let's try some ~ at ... 우리 ... 에서 ~ 를 먹어보자. Let's try some seafood at this restaurant. Let's try some cold noodles at the new restaurant. Let's try some cake at this bakery. @@ We'll go and get a table ~ 우리가 ~ 가서 자리를 잡아 놓을게요. We'll go and get a table while you park the ca..

#. 19.0806 grocery 식료품 pick up 사다 stir-fried 기름에 볶은 stɜː(r) soy sauce 간장 @@ I'll make some ~ with ... ... 넣어서 ~ 를 만들거야 I'll make some stir-fried chicken with soy sauce. I'll make some cake with strawberry frosting. *frɔ́:stiŋ (케이크에) 설탕을 입힘 I'll make some coffee with cream. @@ What else do we ~? 우린 다른 건 뭘 ~ 하지? What else do we need? What else do we have to do? What else do we need to finish today?

#. 19.0805 run out of ~ 가 거의 다 떨어지다. get in 자동차등에 타다 bill 지페 no way 그럴리가 없다 weird 이상한 @@ I'm afraid ~ ~인것 같은데 (어떡하지) I'm afraid I'm lost. I'm afraid I can't meet up with you tonight. I'm afraid your package won't arrive on time. @@ I'm running out of ~ ~가 다 떨어져 가고 있네 I'm running out of battery. I'm running out of time. I'm running out of patience.