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#. That is what 바로 그거야, 그것은 ~ 한 것이야 Is this it? > Yes! That is what I was looking for! I'm glad I could help. That's what I wanted. 그게 바로 내가 원했던 거예요. That is what I ate. That is what is important.

#. I guess ~ 그런것같네 Are you sure this is the right answer? >Yeah. Look at this page. here. Read it. Okay. I guess you're right. I guess we could.

#. How is ~ ~는 어때? How is your dog? > He's still at the vet's office. He had a big surgery. @ vet vet 수의사 Let me know when he's back home. How is your mom? How is the weather today? How is your school?

#. What will you ~동사 넌 무엇을 V 할 거니? We're almost here. Are you ready? 거의 다 왔어. > I think so. What will you say when you stand in front of the judges? What will you draw? What will you bring? What will you buy?

#. Since when do you ~? 네가 언제부터 ~ 한거야 ? 니가 언제는 ~ 하기나 했냐? Since when do you take piano lessons? 언제부터 피아노 레슨 받았니? Since when do you care? 네가 언제부터 상관한다고 그러냐? Since when do you listen to me? 니가 언제부터 내 말을 듣는다고 그래?

#. When do you plan to~ 언제 ~할 계획이야? 상대의 계획을 물어볼 때는 / 언제 ~할 계획이야? Are you still going to New York this summer? > Yes. I'm very excited. When do you plan to come back? When do you plan to start your homework? When do you plan to go to the Museum? When do you plan to leave for school? When do you plan to get married? When do you plan to leave? When do you plan to move? When do you plan to meet him?..

#. keeps me busy 무언가가 나를 바쁘게 해 You got a puppy? > Yeah. he keeps me busy. So much to do! I know. Puppies are a lot of work. School keeps me busy. Work keeps me busy. My Kid keeps me busy.

#. I like your ~ 너의 ~ 가 마음에 들어 / 누군가를 칭찬할 때 I like your eyes. 너 눈이 정말 이쁘다. > You do? I've always hated my eyes. They are too small. They are not small at all. I like your bag / your shoes / jacket / hair. I like your house / passion. I like your new dress. I like your work ethic. @ 근면함 ˈeθɪk (개인행동 규범으로서의) 윤리 I like your attitude. 태도