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[영어 회화] We have to stop relying on the Middle East for our oil. (Jim is talking to Roger at work … ) Jim: Gas is coming down. Roger: I know. I filled up my car last night. Jim: How much did it run you? Roger: Twenty-five dollars. It's usually higher than that. Jim: We have to find another source of fuel other than oil. Roger: I know. We have to stop relying on the Middle East for our oil. Jim: We have to try other sources. Roger: But the oil industry in this..
[영어 회화] Well it's working. I can see the difference. (Roger and his friend Bobbie are talking at the health club … ) Roger: You're looking good too Bobbie. Bobbie: Thanks. Roger: What are you doing to keep in shape? Bobbie: I mostly run and lift light weights. Roger: Well it's working. I can see the difference. Bobbie: Thanks. I haven't seen you here for some time. Roger: I've been doing some traveling. Bobbie: Business or pleasure? Roger: Both. I..
[영어 회화] Once in a while I get the urge to have some ice cream. (Roger is talking to a friend Bobbie at a health club … ) Bobbie: You're looking great Roger. Roger: Thanks. It hasn't been easy. Bobbie: What's been the most difficult thing about losing weight? Roger: The food. Giving up what I love to eat hasn't been easy. Bobbie: I know what you mean. Roger: Once in a while I get the urge to have some ice cream. Bobbie: What do you do? Roger: I drink water i..
[영어 회화] That's okay. That's to be expected. (Dan is talking to his son Gabriel … ) Dan: Is tonight your second date with Katie? Gabriel: Yes and I'm a little nervous. Dan: That's okay. That's to be expected. Are you taking her out to dinner? Gabriel: No, we did that on our first date. I thought I'd invite her to my apartment and make her dinner. Dan: Very good. What are you going to make? Gabriel: I'm going to bake some fish. Dan: Play so..
[영어 회화] I just thought about the good I can do. (Two college friends who haven't seen each other in many years are having coffee … ) Mark: So you became a lawyer? David: Yes. Just like my father. Mark: So you followed in your father's footsteps. David: Yes. But I didn't like studying law at first. Mark: What changed your mind? David: I just thought about the good I can do. How about you? Mark: Architecture. David: You always loved drawing hou..
[영어 패턴] Are you interested in ~ ? Are you interested in ~ ? 너는 ~에 관심이 있어? Are you interested in pop music? Are you interested in taking on a new assignment in Chile?
[영어 패턴] Are you in the middle of + G ? Are you in the middle of + G ? 너 한창 ~ 하는 중이야? Are you in the middle of something?
[영어 패턴] Are you in ~ ? Are you in ~ ? 너는 ~ 한 상태이니? Are you in line?
[영어 패턴] Are you here to + V ? Are you here to + V ? 너 ~ 하러 왔니? Are you here to study English? Are you here to see a doctor? Are you here to kill me?
[영어 패턴] Are you here for + N ? Are you here for + N ? 너 ~ 때문에 왔니? 이곳에 오신 이유가 ~입니까?
[영어 패턴] Are you happy with ~ ? Are you happy with ~ ? 너는 ~에 행복하니? 만족하니? Are you happy with the way the elections turned out?
[영어 회화] You know you don’t need to lose weight. Jina: Come and have some dinner, Inge. This is called kimchijjigye, a slightly spicy stew. Inge: Wait. You’re not eating? Jina: Actually, I’m on a diet. Inge: Come on. You know you don’t need to lose weight. Jina: I want to lose about three kilograms, but it’s not easy. Jina: I’ve tried a few different kinds of diets but nothing was successful. Jina: 와서 저녁 먹어, 잉거. 이건 김치찌개라고 하는 건데, 약간 매운 스튜야. Ing..
[일본어 한자] 竹, チク, 죽, bamboo bamboo 竹 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 2 Popularity rank: 593 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 죽 (대나무) たけ [take] チク [chiku] Dictionary: 竹 (bamboo) Radical: 竹 Parts: 竹 竹 [たけ] bamboo (any grass of subfamily Bambusoideae) 爆竹 [ばくちく] firecracker 竹刀 [しない] bamboo sword (for kendo) 竹林 [ちくりん] bamboo thicket 竹馬 [たけうま] stilts (for walking) 割り竹 [わりだけ] split bamboo 幹竹割り [からたけわり] cutting straight down 竿竹 [さおだけ] bamboo p..
[일본어 한자] 気, キ, 기, spirit spirit; mind; air; atmosphere; mood 気 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Popularity rank: 113 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 기 (기운, 기백) いき [iki] キ [ki] ケ [ke] Dictionary: 気 (spirit) Radical: 气 Parts: 气丶ノ 気 [き] spirit; mind; heart; nature; disposition; motivation; intention; mood; feelings 気持ち [きもち] feeling; sensation; mood; preparedness 景気 [けいき] business conditions; the market; economic activity; economic c..
[일본어 한자] 早, ソウ, 조, early early; fast 早 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 3 Popularity rank: 402 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 조 (이를, 이르다, 서두르다) はや·い [haya·i] はや [haya] はや- [haya-] はや·まる [haya·maru] はや·める [haya·meru] さ- [sa-] ソウ [sō] サッ [satu] Dictionary: 早 (early) Radical: 日 Parts: 十日 早期 [そうき] early stage 早急 [さっきゅう] immediate; prompt; quick; rapid; urgent; pressing 早朝 [そうちょう] early morning 早々 [そうそう] as soon as...; just after...; im..
[일본어 한자] 字, ji, 자, character character; letter; word; section of the village 字 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 3 Popularity rank: 485 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 자 (글자, 문자) あざ [aza] あざな [azana] -な [-na] ジ [ji] Dictionary: 字 (character) Radical: 子 Parts: 子宀 赤字 [あかじ] (being in) the red; deficit 数字 [すうじ] numeral; figure; digit; numeric character 黒字 [くろじ] (being in) the black; surplus 文字 [もじ] letter (of alphabet); character 字 [あざ] sect..
[일본어 한자] 名, メイ, 명, name name; noted; distinguished; reputation 名 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Popularity rank: 177 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 명 (이름, 평판) な [na] -な [-na] メイ [mei] ミョウ [myō] Dictionary: 名 (name) Radical: 口 Parts: 口夕 名誉 [めいよ] honor; honour; credit; prestige 名前 [なまえ] name; full name; / given name 名 [な] name; given name 有名 [ゆうめい] famous; fame 氏名 [しめい] full name; identity 威名 [いめい] fame 異名 [いみょう] another name 一名..
[일본어 한자] 先, セン, 선, before before; ahead; previous; future; precedence 先 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Popularity rank: 173 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 선 (먼저, 미리, 옛날, 이전) さき [saki] ま·ず [ma·zu] セン [sen] Dictionary: 先 (before) Radical: 儿 Parts: ノ土儿 先生 [せんせい] teacher; master; doctor 先月 [せんげつ] last month 先進国 [せんしんこく] advanced (developed) country 優先 [ゆうせん] preference; priority; precedence 先発 [せんぱつ] starting in advance; starting fi..
[일본어 한자] 休, キュウ, 휴, rest rest; day off; retire; sleep 休 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Popularity rank: 642 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 휴 (쉴, 쉬다) やす·む [yasu·mu] やす·まる [yasu·maru] やす·める [yasu·meru] キュウ [kyū] Dictionary: 休 (rest) Radical: 人 Parts: 亻木 休日 [きゅうじつ] holiday; day off 休み [やすみ] rest; recess; respite 夏休み [なつやすみ] summer vacation; summer holiday 休暇 [きゅうか] holiday; day off; furlough; absence (from work) 連休 [れんきゅう] consecu..
[영어 회화] I can't get used to you with a new haircut. (Marcia is talking to her friend Kelly … ) Marcia: Wow! Kelly! Kelly: What? Marcia: I can't get used to you with a new haircut. Kelly: Yes, it is a new look. Marcia: Your hair is so short. Kelly: I was ready for a makeover. Marcia: I think I like it. It's so different. Kelly: Why don't you change your hairstyle? Marcia: Me? No. I'm happy with the way I look. Kelly: A new hairstyle can perk up yo..
[영어 회화] If I rent it I'll wind up with nothing. (Joel and Claude are having a drink in a bar … ) Claude: I'm thinking of buying a cabin up in Lake Tahoe. Joel: Really? Claude: Yes. Joel: Real estate is expensive up there, isn't it? Claude: Yes, but in the long run I'll be better off. Joel: What do you mean? Claude: If I rent it I'll wind up with nothing. Joel: That's true. Claude: If I buy it it will be a good investment. Joel: You're beginni..
[영어 회화] She really has her work cut out for her. (Mike and Cary are jogging in the park … ) Cary: I haven't seen you running in the park lately. Mike: I've been very busy. Cary: What have you been up to? Mike: Well, work has been busy and I've been helping my wife get a school off the ground. Cary: Oh, what kind of school? Mike: It's a school for homeless children. Cary: What a wonderful idea! Mike: Thanks. She really has her work cut out for ..
[영어 회화] What's the scoop? (Barry and Tim are eating lunch … ) Barry: Hey Tim have you heard about the Firemen's Ball? Tim: No. What's the scoop? Barry: Our volunteer fire department is having a dance to raise money for the Cerebral Palsy Foundation. Tim: When is it going to take place? Barry: On August 1st at the Hilton Hotel. Tim: It'll cost a pretty penny, won't it? Barry: Not really. It's only thirty bucks a couple. T..
[영어 회화] It's way too hot. It's over 90 degrees out there. (Susan is talking to her friend Roberta … ) Susan: Do you want to play tennis today? Roberta: No way! Susan: Why not? Roberta: It's way too hot. It's over 90 degrees out there. Susan: So what do you want to do? Roberta: Let's walk around an air-conditioned mall. Susan: Now you're talking. I'll drive. Roberta: Which mall do you want to go to? Susan: The new mall that just opened is so far away. R..
[영어 회화] I thought so. (David is talking to his brother Brian one Saturday morning while having breakfast… ) David: It looks like it's going to be a nice day. Brian: Yes it does. What are you going to do? David: After I finish off these eggs I'm going to wash my car. Brian: Wash your car? Are you going some place special today? David: Yes. I'm going out with Janice tonight. And what are you doing? Brian: I'm going to ..
[일본어 한자] 年, ネン, 년, year year; counter for years 年 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Popularity rank: 6 Stroke counts: 6 Korean: 년 (해, 나이) とし [toshi] ネン [nen] Dictionary: 年 (year) Radical: 干 Parts: ノ一干 来年 [らいねん] next year 今年 [ことし] this year 年間 [ねんかん] (period of) a year; / during an era 前年 [ぜんねん] the preceding year; the previous year; last year 昨年 [さくねん] last year いい年をして [いいとしをして] (in spite of) being old enough to know better..

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