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talk 89. 우리 맞는 게 하나도 없어 We have nothing in common. have something in common (관심사, 생각등) 공통점이 있다 have nothing in common 공통점이 없다 > I thought you guys were similar. > Really? I didn't know that. We already have something in common. I have something in common with you. Jerry had nothing in common with Tom. Do you guys have anything in common? I'm sure we can find something in common.

talk 88. 그가 SNS에 올린 거 봤어? Did you see what he posted? post: 올리다 , Social media : SNS > No. What did he post? > Yeah, I saw it this morning. I posted a lot of travel pictures. She didn't post anything. Jason usually posts pictures of food. Why did you post that? I'll post our pictures and tag you.

talk 87. 그녀는 이미 임자 있어 She's already taken. be taken : 임자 있다 , 사용되다, 예약되다 > I should've known. > Really? Why didn't she tell me? That man is taken for sure. This seat is taken. That username is already taken. Is this rental car already taken? The last time I checked that URL was not taken.

talk 86. 왜 아직 안 자고 깨어있어? Why are you still up? be up : 깨어있다, 일어나다 = get up > I have some work to finish. > I can't sleep. They're not up yet. Jasmine was up for hours. Get up everyone! What are you doing up so late? I was up all night watching this drama.

talk 85. 넌 눈이 너무 높아! You're too picky! picky 까다로운 : pick 고르다 picky person 까다로운 사람, picky eater 식성이 까다로운 사람, picky taste 까다로운 취향 > No, that's not true. > I just know exactly what I like. My son is such a picky eater. My wife has picky taste in clothes. He's not a very picky customer. Why are you so picky about things? It's hard to set him up with anyone because he's picky.

talk 84. 집 좀 환기하자 Let's air out the house a bit. air out : 공기를 환기하다 = ventilate ˈventɪleɪt 방, 등을 환기하다 > Good idea! > But the fine dust levels are really high today. I air out my house regularly. You should air out the factory office every day. Air out the car. Should we air out the room? You should always air out the house after grilling meat. grill ɡrɪl 그릴, 석쇠 (→barbecue) / 그릴[석쇠]에 굽다

talk 83. 그녀는 뒤끝이 있어 She holds grudges. hold grudges : 앙심을 품다, 원한을 품다 ɡrʌdʒ 원한, 유감 > Really? I had no idea. > No way! Then I hope she's not upset at me. You always hold grudges. I don't hold any grunges. My sister never holds grunges. Are you holding a grudge? Are you holding a grudge against me?

talk 82. 기운 내 Cheer up! cheer (someone) up :. 누구를 기운을 내다, 위로하다 * cheer : 응원하다 up : 위로, 위쪽으로 > Aww, Thank you. > Thanks for trying to make me feel better. You should cheer up. Let's try to cheer Linda up. I cheered myself up with some chopping. Did she cheer up? Cheer up! You'll do better next time.