#. "콜" How do you agree with people? It can be boring to simply say "I agree"! In the following dialogue you will learn a simple but effective expression to let people know you are saying yes to their propositions. Listen carefully! Please, can you give me a ride to the airport? I'm late. > Fine. But you do the dishes for a week when you come back. proposition |prɑːpə│zɪʃn (특히 사업상의) 제의
#. 이런 우연이 있나 Do you believe in coincidences? Sometimes things that you can't logically explain happen! In the following dialogue you will learn an expression you can use when you are surprised by strange or unexpected things in life. Listen carefully! How we met? You look so familiar. > We were the same class in middle school. What are the odds. @ What are the odds 우연이네 ~~~ adds 확률, 가능성 "이런 확률이 ..
#. 좀 뜬금없었다 Have you ever met a person that always did and said strange things? You never know what to expect when you see those types of people! In the following dialogue you will learn how to describe unpredictable people or situations. Listen carefully! What do you have in your bag? > I have a fork. That was random. @ That was random 뜬금없다, 갑작스럽다 random 임의의, 무작위의 단어를 사용해 앞뒤 개연성이 없거나 논리적이지 않고 뜬금..
#. "오글거려" Have you ever felt embarrassed by someone else's actions? When someone does something so awkward you just get a funny feeling in your stomach? In the following dialogue you will learn how to describe this strange sensation. Listen carefully! I just can't watch rom-coms. I hate them. > Why not? I like them. It makes me cringe. @ cringe krɪndʒ "민망하다" ~ makes me cringe ~이 나를 오그라들게 만든다 = T..
#. 너 때문에 빵 터졌어 Do you have a funny friend that never fails to make you laugh with their great jokes? In the following dialogue you will learn an expression to let people know when they're being really funny and making you laugh. Listen carefully! What are you doing? > I'm trying to fit into this super tiny dress. You crack me up. @ crack someone up "웃음을 빵 터트리게 하다" "~을 몹시 웃기다" 웃긴 행동이나 말로 누군가 웃었을 ..
#. 유감이네요 Sometimes you have to comfort a friend and show them you can empathize when something goes wrong in their life. In the following dialogue you will learn an expression you can use in these kinds of outstations. Listen carefully! Are you okay? You look devastated. > I got fired. I'm sorry to hear that. @ I'm sorry to hear that "유감이야" 어떤 소식을 들어서 마음이 안타까운 이라는 뜻 comfort |kʌmfərt 안락, 편안 / 위로,..
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- Today
- Yesterday
- Sorry
- well
- Hey
- Thanks
- Sure
- Tell me about it.
- OK
- pick up
- please?
- Oh No
- Excuse me
- make it
- Actually
- Yes
- I'm glad to hear that.
- no
- OKay
- oh
- What Happened?
- hold on
- By The Way
- Yeah
- work out
- please.
- too.
- Right?
- Please
- Don't worry
- I'm not sure
- I'm sorry
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