talk 222. 나는 자러 가는 게 좋겠어 I'd better hit the sack. hit the sack 자다, 잠자리에 들다 sack 자루,부대 = go to bed = hit the sack = hit the hay > OK, good night. > Really? This early? I usually hit the sack around midnight. The kids need to hit the sack soon. I start work early tomorrow, so I'd better hit the sack.
talk 217. 다음 주 금요일까지 회답을 부탁드립니다. Please RSVP by next Friday. RSVP = respond please (초대장에서) 회답하다 > Sure thing. 물론이죠 > OK, we'll let you know ASAP. Some people haven't RSVP'd yet. You can RSVP by e-mail. You have to RSVP if you're coming to the wedding.
talk 198. 열린 마음을 가져 주세요. Please keep an open mind. open mind 열린 마음 have an open mind 열린 마음을 가지다, 기꺼이 귀를 기울이다 =/ have a close mind. > That's easier said than done. > OK, I'll try my best. He usually has an open mind. I try to keep an open mind about things. I wanted to start the conversation with an open mind.
음식주문 What would you like? I'd like seafood spaghetti. What would you like to have? I don't know what to order? OK, I'll have that. I'll take this one. I'll have the same. Make it two, please. I'll have what they're having. I'd like to have some local food. Anything to drink? Anything else? Will that be all? That's all for now.
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