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talk 73. 정말 오랜만에 보네 I haven't seen you is ages. in ages 오랫동안 : age 아주 오랜 시간 : in ages 오랫동안, 오랜만에 (주로 부정문에 사용) > I know, it's been forever! > Right? When was the last time I saw you? We haven't seen each other in ages. I haven't exercised in ages. I haven't watched a good movie in ages. Hasn't it been ages since we last saw Drew? I haven't been back to my hometown in ages because of work.

talk 72. 나 닭살 돋았어 I got goosebumps. = I had goosebumps. get goosebumps 닭살 돋다, 소름 끼치다 : get 가지다 : goosebumps (추위, 공포로 이한) 소름, 닭살 > I know, me too! > Isn't it so scary? He didn't get goosebumps. I always get goosebumps when I come here. She had goosebumps all over her body. Did you just get goosebumps? I get goosebumps every time I think about that movie.

talk 71. 긍정적으로 생각해 봐 Look on the bright side. look on the bright side : 긍정적으로 생각한다 : on the bright side : (밝은 면) 긍정적인 면에서 > You're right, I should look on the bright side. > It's hard to be positive right now. You need to look on the bright side. She never looks on the bright side. Try to look on the bright side. Why don't you look on the bright side. On the bright side, she learned a lot from t..

talk 70. 허튼소리 하지 마 Stop talking nonsense. talk : 말하다 make sense : 이해가 되다, 의미가 통하다 nonsense : 말도 안 되는 생각 / 말 talk nonsense 허튼 소리하다, 실없는 소리 하다, 쓸데없는 소리 하다, 말도 안 되는 소리를 하다 > What nonsense? > It's not nonsense. I'm being serious! He talks nonsense all the time. I'm not talking nonsense. Gary was talking nonsense all night. Why do you always talk nonsense? Stop talking nonsense during meetings.

talk 69. 제 짐 좀 봐주시겠어요? Can you watch my stuff? watch : 보다, 돌보다 one's stuff = things : 누구의 짐 / 물건들 watch one's stuff 짐 / 물건을 봐주다 > Sure, not a problem. > Actually, I have to go soon. I need to watch his stuff. They didn't watch my stuff. I asked her to watch my things. Why didn't you watch my stuff? Can you watch my stuff while I go to the bathroom?

talk 68. 소란 피우지 마 Don't cause a scene. cause a scene 공공장소에서 문제를 일으키다 , 소란을 피우다 cause 일으키다 a scene 특이 안 좋은 일이 일어나는 현장 / 영화 장면 > No. We need to say something. > Don't worry, I won't. He's always causing a scene. You shouldn't cause a scene here. I don't like to cause a scene. Why do you want to cause a scene? If you cause a scene here, I'm going to leave.

talk 67. 무슨 특별한 날인가요? What's the occasion? occasion 특별한 때 / 날 / 경우 special occasion 특별한 경우 > Oh, it's our 10th wedding anniversary. > It's my birthday so I'm meeting my friends tonight. I'm saving this wine for a special occasion. I only wear this on special occasions. It's an occasion to celebrate. Is everyone dressed for a special occasion? I want to give a toast on this special occasion. toas..

talk 66. 이번에는 너무 했어 This time, you went too far. go too far 도를 넘다, 지나치게 하다 : go far 너무 멀리 > I'm sorry, I didn't mean to. > Can you forgive me? He always goes too far with his jokes. Don't go too far. Sometimes you go too far with your jokes. Don't you think you went too far? You always go too far when you criticize me.