gmp_20110328.zip

모닝단어

1. I'm trying to shed a few pounds. 살 (몇 파운드쯤) 빼려고 노력 중이야.
   
2. Keep your shirt on. 진정해. 침착해.


Recap
Oh, Jake, as you know, I'm a big fan of exercise. I'm a big fan of working out.
I'd like to watch it all day long. Well 길동 and I, we joined the health club together
and we're in the wealth club at four o'clock in the morning. He was exercising.
I was resting. But anyway the point is I was trying to shed a few pounds.
Suddenly he said, "Let's go, John. We're in an hurry. We have to leave right now.
So we can get home and have some breakfast."
I said, "Hey, hey, hey. Keep your shirt on. What the rush? Come down.
Take time to smell the roses." He's always in a hurry, that guy.
▶ Jake야 너도 알다시피 난 운동 광팬이거든. 운동하는 것을 굉장히 좋아하고.
  난 하루종일 운동하는 걸 보는 걸 좋아해. 길동이와 나는 헬스클럽에 함께 등록했어.
  그리고 우리는 새벽 4시에 헬스클럽에 있었어. 그는 운동을 했고 나는 쉬고 있었어.
  하지만 어찌되었던 간에 요점은 나는 살을 빼려고 노력중이였어.
  갑자기 그가 말했어. "자 가자, John. 우린 서둘러야 해. 지금 바로 떠나야만 해.
  그래서 집에 가서 아침을 먹을 수 있어." 
  나는 "이봐, 침착해. 뭐가 그리 급해? 진정하고. 즐길 시간을 가져봐." 라고 말했어.
  그는 항상 서두르거든.

gmp_20110325.zip

I’m a social drinker.

Ex) 01. 난 분위기에 맞춰 적당히 술을 마셔.   I’m a social drinker.

    A  Are you a teetotaler?

    B  No. I’m a social drinker.

    A  넌 술을 한 방울도 안 마셔?

    B  아니. 난 술자리 분위기에 맞춰 적당히 술을 마셔.

 

Ex)02. 알게 되니 기분이 좋네.   Good to know.

    A  The boss is out of town.

    B  Good to know.

    A  사장님 출장 가셨어.

    B  좋은 소식이네.

Recap
Jake, in my experience as a rock-and-roller and some who has a chance to play guitar and live music in bars, I meet a lot of people many different types of drinkers. You have heavey drinkers. You have light drinkers. You have your rappers and your criers and your fighters and your sleepers, all kinds of people
on the way they drink. Sometimes a social drinker will come in. Just socialize and make some friends and talk to people, maybe have one or two drinks. That's enough. When I meet that kind of a person, I think "Oh, what's your style?
Oh, really? Social drinker? Okay. Good to know. Thanks for telling me." And then we understan each other.

gmp_20110324.zip

<intro>
Jake don't yawn.yawning is so contaigous. i feel sleepy now. now there is a psycology professor
proving.he triy to design a yawn that would make everybody yawn who saw if he saw that him yawn
they would yawn back.his goal is to make the 100% contagious yawn i think he has a very boring life.

제이크 하품하지마.하품하는 건 전염돼. 나 지금 졸려. 무언갈 증명하려는 심리학 교수가 있어.
그는 하품을 만들려고해 보는 사람 모두를 하품하게 만드는 하품말이야. 만약 그가 하품하는 것을 본다면 그들은 따라서 하품을 하게 될거야. 그의 목표는 100% 전염되는 하품을 만드는 거지.내생각에 그는 정말 지루하게 사나봐.


모닝단어

1. Your check bounced. 당신 수표가 부도 처리됐어요.
   
2. Bite your tongue. 이를 악물고 참아.


Paraphrasing
Oh boy, I had a littel problem with 길동.
You know, he wanted to go shopping with me
and so we decided to go shopping.
He said, "Everything we buy today I will pay for. It's on me."
What a nice guy. I couldn't believe it. So he wrote a check.
Guess what happend? That's right. No money in the bank.
His check bounced. We got a phone call from the department store.
"Come back here and bring our items back. Bring cash and
paper these things."
I was so embarrassing. He said, "Don't worry, John.
I'll take care of it. I'll write another check."
I told him, "Another check? Bite your tongue, young man."
So we put it on my credit card.
▶ 이런, 난 길동이와 약간의 문제가 있었어. 그는 나와 쇼핑하러
    가고 싶어했고 그래서 우리는 쇼핑하러 가기로 했어.
    그는 "오늘 우리가 사는 모든 것을 내가 계산할게. 내가 낼게."
    라고 했어. 멋진 녀석이야. 믿기지 않네. 그래서 그는 수표를 적었어.
     무슨 일이 일어난 지 알아? 맞아. 계좌 잔고가 없었어.
     그의 수표는 부도 처리가 되었어. 백화점에서 우리에게 전화를 했어.
     "여기 오셔서 우리 물건들을 돌려주세요. 현금을 가지고 오시고
     이 물건들을 다시 포장해 주세요."
     난 매우 당황했어. 그는 "걱정 마, John. 내가 처리할게.
     내가 다른 수표를 적을게." 라고 했어.
     나는 그에게 "다른 수표? 입 다물고 참아. 젊으니."
     그래서 우린 내 카드로 계산을 했어.

gmp_20110323.zip

모닝단어

1. How about brown-bagging it?

gmp_20110322.zip

1). 모닝단어

Is he second string?

Ex)01. 그는 이군이야?Is he second string?

A: Is he second string?

B: Nope. He’s a starter.

A: 그는 이군이야?

B: 아니. 그는 선발이야.

Ex)
02. 증거가 쌓여 가고 있어.
The evidence is mounting.

ADo the police have a case?

BThe evidence is mounting.

A경찰은 소송에서 쓸 논거가 있는 거야?

B증거가 쌓여 가고 있어.

2). SCREEN ENGLISH

22. I really saw so much in you.난 자네를 아주 높이 평가했어.

-You are the moral hazard.

You are the worst kind of toxic debt

This system’s polluted with.

-Is this a threat?

-Absolutely

-This is disappointing.

I really saw so much in you, Jacob.

-You should look in the mirror first.

-당신이 바로 도덕적 해이에요.

금융 시스템을 오염시킨 진짜 악성 채권은 당신이에요.

-협박하는 건가?

-당연하죠.

-정말 실망이 크군.

난 자네를 아주 높이 평가했는데.제이콥.

-거울로 자기 자신이나 먼저 보시죠.

-

Vocabulary

lmoral hazard도덕적 위험, 도덕적 해이

lbe polluted with~으로 오염되다

The river is polluted with waste.

강물이 쓰레기들로 오염됐어.

lthreat 협박

labsolutely 완전히, 정말로

ldisappointing 실망스러운

lLook in the mirror거울을 보다

When I look in the mirror, I see my dad.

거울에 비친 내 모습을 보면 아버지가 떠올라.

3). POPS ENGLISH

22. I can’t be the only one.나 혼자만 그런 건 아닐 거예요.

I’m sure there are others.분명 다른 사람들도 있을 거예요.

And now I know I can’t be the only one.

I bet there’s hearts all over the world tonight

with the love of their life who feel

what I feel when I’m with you,

with you, with you,with you,with you…girl.

이제 난 알아요, 나 혼자만 그렇지 않다는 걸요.

오늘 밤 온 세상이 사랑으로 물들어 있을 거예요.

이런 감정을 느끼는 연인들로 가득 차 있을 거예요.

내가 당신과 함께 있을 때 느끼는 이런 감정을…

당신과 함께, 당신과 함께, 당신과 함께…그대여.

4). TALK PLAY LEARN
1) Pattern Talk

Mark said he would buzz me.
마크가 그러는데 자기가 나한테 전화하겠대.

1) Pattern Talk

Mark said he would + 동사원형
마크가 그러는데 자기가 ~하겠대.

Mark said he would treat us.
마크가 그러는데 자기가 우리 대접하겠대.

Mark said he would buzz me.
마크가 그러는데 자기가 나한테전화하겠대.

Mark said he would take a gift.
마크가 그러는데 자기가 선물을 가져가겠대.

Mark said he would stay at home.
마크가 그러는데 자기가 집에 있겠대.

Mark said he would drive to work.
마크가 그러는데 자기가 운전해서 출근하겠대.

Role Play

A:  Why do you keep checking your phone?
A: 왜 계속 전화를 확인하니?

B: Mark said he would buzz me.  
B: 마크가 나한테 전화하겠대.

A: Why wait? Call him, instead.
A: 왜 기다려? 대신 네가 걔한테 먼저 전화해 봐.  

*대화 속 영어 표현 정리

- Why do you keep ?ing? : 넌 왜 계속 ~해?

 ( Why do you continue ?ing? How come you are always ?ing?)

-buzz me : 나한테 전화하다(call me, give me a buzz, phone me up)

-Why wait? :왜 기다려?

( Why are you waiting? Do you have any reason to wait?)

-Call him, instead. : 먼저 걔한테 전화해.

( call him first. Just call him. Instad, you just give him a call.)

Learn More

정말 싸게 샀네! .. What a bargain!

A I got this for only 20,000 won.

B Wow! What a bargain!

 A나 이거 2만 원밖에 안 줬어.

 B이야! 정말 싸게 샀다.

gmp_20110321.zip

<Intro>
you know that just means people don't do the whole thing they don't go to whole way people don't like to read whole book anymore. just excerpts they don't want to listen to
the whole cd,just samples.

있잖아 그건 그냥 사람들이 모든 것을 다 하기를 원하지 않는다는 거지. 그들은 모든 길을 가길 원하지 않고 사람들은 책을 다 읽기를 더이상 원하지 않아. 단지 인용문만.그들은 전체노래 다 듣길 원하지 않아. 단지 샘플만.

<모닝단어>

1. What time did you punch in? 몇 시에 출근했어?
   
2. You're the man! 장하다!


Paraphrasing
Hey Jake, I don't know if you remember, but quite a few years ago
in 길동's office he had a punch clock. And everybody was kind of
against it but he insisted that we punch in every morning and
punch out every night.
In fact everybody was early everyday except him.
We had a meeting one day and said, "길동 사장님, why are you
alway late? What time did you punch in today?"
And he said, "I got here one hour early."
So we agreed, "Oh, 길동 사장님, you're the man!"
He was so happy. He bought lunch for us that day.
▶ 이봐 제이크, 네가 기억하는지 모르겠지만 몇 년전에 길동이
    사무실에 점각기가 있었어. 사람들은 그것에 반대를 했지.
    하지만 그가 우리에게 매일 아침 출근할 때와 매일 밤 퇴근할 때
    점각하라고 주장을 했어.
    사실 모든 사람들은 아침에 일찍 왔어. 사장님 빼고 말이야.
    어느 날 회의를 하게 되었고 우리가 말했어. "길동 사장님,
    왜 그렇게 항상 늦으세요? 오늘 몇 시에 출근했어요?
    그러자 그가 "한 시간 일찍 여기에 왔어요." 라고 했어.
    그래서 우리는 "오, 길동 사장님, 장하십니다." 하고 동의했어.
    그는 매우 행복했어. 그 날 우리에게 점심을 샀어.

gmp_20110318.zip

모닝단어

1. That can wait. 나중에 해도 돼.
   
2. He is a vegan. 그는 엄격한 채식주의자야.


Paraphrasing
Oh, Jake, you know, our good buddy 길동 he's always changing
and always doing new things. Lately believe it or not, yes, he's a vegan.
It kind of ruins everything because we had certain habbits and hobbies
everyday. We would go together to the restaurant to eat some food,
but now he's a vegan. He wants me to be a vegan, too.
He said, "John, let's have salad." And I told him, "No.. ah..well.. eh..
That can wait. First I'll finish this cheese burger."
So he said, "No, no, no, no. Let's first have carrots and cucumbers."
And I told him, "Oh, come on, 길동. That can wait.
First let me finish this steak." Oh, he's really pushing me and trying
to persuade me.
▶ Jake야 우리의 좋은 친구 길동이는 항상 바꾸고 항상 새로운 것을
    하고 있어. 최근에는 믿기지 않겠지만 그는 엄격한 채식주의자야.
    그가 채식주의자가 된 것은 모든 것들을 엉망으로 만들었어.
    왜냐하면 우리는 매일매일 어떤 습관과 취미가 있거든.
    우린 약간의 음식을 먹으려고 식당에 가곤 했어. 하지만 지금
    그는 엄격한 채식주의자야. 그는 나도 채식주의자가 되길 바랬어.
    "John, 우리 샐러드 먹자."라고 그가 말했어. 그래서 내가 말했어.
    "아니.. 어..그게.. 나중에 해도 돼. 먼저 치즈버거를 마저 먹을래."
    그러자 그가 "안돼 안돼, 먼저 당근과 오이를 먹자."
    내가 그랬지. "이봐, 제발, 길동아. 그건 나중에 해도 돼.
    먼저 이 스테이크부터 마무리하자." 그는 정말이지 나를 압박하고
    설득하려고 무지 노력하고 있어.

gmp_20110317.zip

<intro>
A St.Patric's Day. drink some green beer.
green anything. St.Patric's Day green green green.
Eureca! Halleluiah!
he said the most exciting phrase to hear in science,
the one that heralds new discoveries is not Eureca.


모닝단어

1. Let it go. 그쯤 해둬. 기분 풀어.

   
2. You'll be wired the money. 돈을 송금 받으실 거예요.


Paraphrasing
Jake, I don't wanna be rude but I'm a little bit upset.
I totally absolutely clearly expected to win the lottery.
Again and again I invested money in the lottery system.
I got my tickets on time. I was never late.  And still they refused to
pay me. I called up the main office of the lottery department
and I said, "Are you gonna wire the money to me?
And they said, "You're being rude." They said, "John, let it go."
They hung up the phone. I can't believe it. How can I let it go?
I'm sure I won. Okay, I didn't have the exact same numbers
they did, but it was close.
▶ Jake야 난 무례하길 바라진 않지만 약간 화가 나.
    난 완전히 확실하게 명확히 복권에 당첨되기를 기대했거든.
    난 계속해서 복권 시스템에 돈을 투자했어. 난 제 시간에 복권을 샀고.
    늦은 적이 없어. 그런데 여전히 그들은 내게 돈 주는 걸 거부해.
    난 복권 사업팀 본사에 전화를 해서 말했어.
    "제게 송금 해 주실 건가요?" 그러자 그들은 "당신은 무례하군요.
     John, 그냥 잊어 버려요." 라고 말하곤 전화를 끊어 버렸다.
     믿기지 않는 일이야. 어떻게 그냥 잊어버릴 수 있어!
     난 당첨된 게 확실해. 알았어, 내가 정확히 같은 번호를 가지진
     않았지만 거의 비슷했어.

Screen English
 

“ 월 스트리트: 머니 네버 슬립스 (Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps) ”

Winnie: Why did you make me do that, Jake?

위니: 왜 나한테 이런 일을 시킨 거야, 제이크?

* why did you make me 왜 내가 하게 만든 거야

You don't understand.

넌 이해 못한다니까.

This is none of your business.

네가 상관할 일이 아니야.

Jake: It is my business.

제이크: 내 일이기도 해.

Just, stop for a second

잠깐 좀 멈춰봐.

(일초만이라도 좀 멈춰봐.)

Look at the real man in there.

아버지의 진심을 좀 바라봐.

He's hurting.

상처받고 계시잖아.

* hurting 허링 상처를 주다, 상처를 받다 (+대상)

* He's hurting a self. 자해하고 있다

He's desperate to get you back in his life.

너와 다시 예전처럼 지내길 간절히 원하신다니까.

* desperate 필사적인, 간절히 원하는

☆ Key Expressions

This is none of your business.

네가 상관할 일이 아니야.

* somebody business

※ Practice More

A : business 일

It's my business so I'll handle it.

내 일이니까 내가 처리할게.

B : desperate 필사적인, 간절히 원하는

I'm desperate for a doughnut.

도넛 생각이 간절해.

Talk, Play and Learn
1) Pattern Talk

Did you leave+ 명사.

 ~ 은 남겼어?

Did you leave a tip?

팁은 남겼어?

Did you leave your name?

네 이름은 남겼어?

Did you leave a message?

메세지는 남겼어?

Did you leave my number?

내 번호는 남겼어?

Did you leave the bag?

가방은 남겼어?

2) Role Play

A: That was a meaI par excellence.

A: 정말 훌륭한 식사였어.

B: I agree. Did you leave a tip?

B: 나도 그렇게 생각해. 팁은 남겼어?

A: Sure, a healthy one, at that.

A: 그럼, 아주 후하게 말이지.

3) Learn More

~을 귀찮게 하다. →bug

A: Sam called me 50 times last night. 샘이 어제밤에 나한테 50번이나 전화했어.

B: He know how to bug people.걔는 어떻게 하면 사람을 귀찮게 하는지 아나 봐.

 

gmp_20110316.zip

모닝단어

1. I know how to haggle. 내가 흥정하는 법을 좀 알지.

   
2. Heads or tails? (동전 던지기에서) 앞면에 걸래, 뒷면에 걸래?


Paraphrasing
You know, Jake, lately I've been trying to practice my haggling skills.
I'm not a very good haggler. So I need to learn how to haggle.
I thought, "Well okay, I can haggle at a clothing store.
I can haggle at a book store. I can haggle anywhere."
Well, I learned a lesson. I went to a restaurant and I tried to order
some 된장찌게. When the woman brought the 된장찌게,
I asked her "How much is it?" And she told me, "It's 5,000won."
And I told her, "How about 3,000won?"
"What are you talking about? We don't haggle in this restaurant."
So I told her, "Okay, let's make a deal! Let's flip a coin.
Heads or tails? If you win, I'll pay 6,000won. If I win, I'll pay
3,000won." She kicked me out the door.
▶ Jake야, 최근에 나는 흥정하는 기술을 연습해 오고 있어.
    나는 흥정을 잘 하지 못해. 그래서 난 흥정하는 법을 배울 필요가 있어.
    나는 "좋아, 옷가게에서도 책방에서도 어느 곳에서나 흥정을
    할 수 있어."라고 생각했어. 난 교훈을 하나 얻었어.
    식당에 가서 된장찌게를 시켰어. 아주머니가 된장찌게를 가져왔을때
    난 "얼마에요?"라고 물었어. 그러자 아주머니가 "5,000원이요." 했어.
    난 아주머니에게 "3,000원 하면 안 돼요?"라고 했어.
    "뭐라고 하는 거에요. 이 식당에서 흥정은 안 되요."
     그래서 나는 아주머니에게 "좋아요. 그럼 이렇게 해요.
     동전 던지기를 해요. 앞면 하실래요? 뒷면 하실래요?
     아주머니가 이기시면 제가 6,000원 지불하고, 제가 이기면
     3,000원 낼게요." 아주머니는 나를 문 밖으로 걷어차버렸어.

“ 월 스트리트: 머니 네버 슬립스 (Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps) ”

Gekko: Maybe is time for a us to do our second trade

겟코: 아마도 우리가 두 번째 거래를 할 시간이 된 것 같아.

* for a us 우리가 ~을 할 deal, trade 거래, 교역

* second trade 두 번째 거래

Alright, I'll dig around on James

좋아, 내가 제임스에 대해 조사해 볼게

* dig around 찾다, 뒤지다

* out see, let see 내가 할 수 있는 지 알아볼게

and Locust fund

로컬스트 펀드에 대해서

* 메뚜기(grasshopper, locust)

And you gonna see what you can do about.

자네가 뭘 할 수 있는 지 한 번 알아보게.

* see what's you can do about something 네가 뭘 할 수 있는 지 알아 볼게

Getting Winnie with me back together again.

위니와 내가 함께 하는 방법을.

Jake: Well, I'll never guaranteed she'd forgive you, Gordon.

제이크: 하지만, 나는 위니가 고든씨를 용서할 거라고 보장은 못하겠어요, 고든씨.

* guarantee 구아렌티 보장하다 forgive 용서하다

☆ Key Expressions

I'll dig around on James.

내가 제임스에 대해 조사해 볼게.

* dig 파다

※ Practice More

A : see what you can do about ~을 할 수 있는 방법을 알아보다

Please see what you can do about tickets.

티켓 구할 수 있는 방법이 있는지 알아봐 줘.

B : forgive you 당신을 용서하다

I forgive you for what you said.

네가 한 말 용서할게.

TPL

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Morning Words

I'll take that bet - 어디한번해볼께 (내기를 받아드릴때)

A:There's noway bats can win.

B:Ok I'll take that bet~

You're always so uptight - 넌 는 너무 깐깐해.

A:You're always so uptight.

B:I'm not a uptight. I'm ultra sensetive

Secreen English

They're fragile 그것들은 깨지기 쉬워

fragile 깨지기 쉬운

speculation 투기,심사숙고

fever 열기,열

canal 운하

bulb 구근,동그란부분,전구

of all time 역사상 지금까지

Relationships they're like bubbles they're fragile

it's like a tulip this si great bubble story of all time

back in the 1600 Dutch they got speculation fevers

to the point you could buy beautiful house on the canal

in Amsterdam for the price of one bulb.

TPL

1) Pattern Talk

Learn More

그녀는 오늘 짜증만내 >> She's crabby today.

A:What's eatting Mary.

B:I don't know. She's crabby today.

A day a sentence

catch someone's eyes 

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Morning Words

Talk to the hand - 듣기 싫어 그러든지 말던지.

 

A:Sorry I forgot your bithday.

B:Talk to the hand.

 

He is obnoxious - 그는 정말 밥맛이다 (obnoxious=mean,nasty)

 

A:Why is mike so rude.

B:He is obnoxious.

 

Screen English

 

He offered me a job - 저에게 일자리를 줬어요.

 

Rocket - verb 급부상하다,치솟다.

 

He offered me a job

Well....you just rocket into the center the universe pal.

I thing my daugher's future is looking better

I never made any money shorting 하이드라

What? you're kidding? you didn't tread it?

That would be a inside treader mr.게코

 

넘빨리 지나가서 정확치가 않네요...:(((

 

TPL

1) Pattern Talk 

She is kind of + ~. 

그녀는 좀 ~ 해.

She is kind of stingy.
그녀는 좀 인색해.
  
She is kind of mousy.
그녀는 좀 소심해.
  
She is kind of chubby.
그녀는 좀 소심해.
  
She is kind of stuck-up.
그녀는 좀 거만해.
  
She is kind of funny.
그녀는 좀 재밌어.

2) Role Play  

A: Did Jane share lunch with you?
A: 제인이 너와 점심을 나눠먹었니?

 

B: No. She is kind of stingy.
B: 그녀는 좀 인색해.

 

A: How can you say that? She is good to me.
A: 어떻게 그렇게 말할수 있니? 나한테는 잘하던데.

Learn More

You've got that back words-너는 반대로 알고있어

A:I heard Bill is angry at you

B:You've got that back words.

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MW

 

You shouldn't cut class 넌 수업을 빼먹으면 안돼.

 

A:Jake you shouldn't cut class.

B:But!! It's a gorgeous day!!

 

They started booing 그들이 야유하기 시작했어.

 

A:What happened when you sing?

B:they started booing.

 

SE

 

Q and A is over!! 질문과 답변은 끝났어요!!

 

no more 더이상~ 하지않다

advise 충고하다 조언하다 advice 조언,충고

pretend to ~인척하다

 

A:Excuse me for a moment sir?

B:Q and A is over!! alright?? but the book

   there's no more free advice

A:My name is jacob moron(ㅋㅋ;;) I'm gonna marry your dougher.

B:Does she know that?

A:Oh she pretend to

B:Alright. I'll give you ten minutes

 

TPL

1) Pattern Talk

It takes a while to ~

~할려면 시간이 좀걸려.

It takes a while to get it.
이해하려면 시간이 좀 걸려.

It takes a while to earn money.  
돈 벌려면 시간이 좀 걸려.

It takes a while to get over it.  
극복하려면 시간이 좀 걸려.

It takes a while to get used to.  
익숙해지려면 시간이 좀 걸려.

It takes a while to lose weight.  
체중 감량하려면 시간이 좀 걸려.

2) Role Play
A: This is over my head.  
이거 도저히 모르겠어.

B: It takes a while to get it.  
B: 이해하려면 시간이 좀 걸려.

A: I won't throw in the towel.  
A: 포기하지는 않을 거야.

LM

온순한,느긋한.태평한 >> Laid-back

A: Tom is so mild-mannered.   톰은 정말 온순해.
B: He's laid-back, that's for sure.   좀 느긋하지. 그것만은 확실해.
 

a day a sentence

Let's have a ball!!

gmp_20110309.zip

<intro>
camels? what is a very interesting question Jake?
let me think about this, walking through the desert, very long eyelashes&big eyes of course some humps on their back.and they look like they're very sad.
you know what? they say, that living in a desert actually can make these camels very very tough. actually mongoya it happens when they want the mothers to take care of their babies, they have to play a traditional musical instrument.

낙타?재밌는 질문이네. 내가 한번 생각해볼게~ 사막을 활보하고 속눈썹이 매우길며 큰 눈을 가졌고 물론 등에 혹도 있지.그리고 그들은 정말 슬퍼 보여.
있잖아. 그 사람들이 그러는데 사막에 사는건 낙타들을 아주 거칠게 만들 수 있다는 구만.
사실 몽고사람들은 엄마낙타들이 그들의 아기를 돌보게 하기 위해서 전통음악악기를 연주해야
한대.
 Morning Words

1.     It’s drafty in here. 여기는(집) 외풍이 있네.

A : It’s drafty in here.

B : Put on wormer clothes.

2.    You’re soaked. 너 흠뻑 젖었구나.

A : you’re soaked.

B : It’s raining buckets.

Screen English.

        I should tell you due diligence. 미리 경고해 둘 게 있어.

A : will you marry me, Winnie?

B : What’s wrong?

A : It’s just something Lou said about not waiting.

You know? And I love you.

B : yes.

A : yes?

B : You know, I should tell you due diligence.

There’s some……. I’m out of a job and probably on the other side of broke, you know.

A : Awesome.

Vocabulary

   due diligence 상당한 주의, 배려

   on the other side of ~와 다른 편에

POPs English.

         Bon jovi – It’s my life

Make no mistake. 오해하지 말아요.

This is the ones who stood their ground.

For Tommy and Gina who never backed down.

Tomorrow’s getting harder, make no mistake.

Luck ain’t even lucky.

Got to make your own breaks.

Luck ain’t even lucky. 행운은 우연히 찾아오는 게 아니에요.

Talk. Play. Learn.

           
*대화 속 영어 표현 정리
-Should we ~ ? : 우리 ~할까?
 ( Do you think we should ~ ? ought we ~ ? would it be good to ~?)
-add : 첨가하다, 더 넣다(put in, mixin)
-well : 그렇지만, 하지만(you know, however, It goes without saying )
-some like it hot : 어던 이는 매운 걸 좋아해.
( some people enjoy really spicy food. Some folks go for the super spicy.)

Learn More
(창피한 사실을) 감추다. … sweep ~ under the carpet
A  You can’t just sweep this under the carpet.
B  Watch me.
A  넌 그냥 이런 사실을 감출 순 없어.
B 나 잘 봐.

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Morning Words

1.     You lost me. 무슨 소리 하는지 모르겠어.

A : Turn at the gas station.

B : You lost me. I don’t see it.

-          Lost  발음을 “로스트” 아니고, “러스트”라고 해야 합니다.

2.     I’m not up for it. 난 그럴 기분 아니야.

A : Shall we go for a ride?

B : no, I’m not up for it.

Screen English

-          어제와 연결되는 내용이네요.

You’re in bankruptcy. 당신은 파산이오.

A : The government, if we guarantee this deal.

Could never justify a high price for your company.

And if you don’t sell, Lou, you’re in Bankruptcy.

 This is a public spectacle now.

B : No, it’s a public execution. And you’ll be leading it, Bill.

Vocabulary

-          Deal 액수, 거래

-          Justify 정당화 하다, 인정하다

-          Bankruptcy 파산

-          Spectacle 구경거리

n   (긍정적으로는 안쓰입니다. 부정적인것을 볼 때 쓰인다고 하네요.)

-          Execution 처형

POPs English

             It’s my life – Bon jovi

                                   본조비 노래 다시 나오네요.

It’s now or never.

It’s my life.

It’s now or never.

I ain’t gonna live forever.

I just want to lie while I’m alive.

It’s my life.

-          Ain’t 는 전 시간에 했던 Be not. 이에요. 여기서는 am not.

-          살아있을 때 살아있는 것처럼 살아야지 하는 내용이래요.

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모닝단어

Screen English

Jacob        Two month we negotiated with piker

                 They pulled out at 7'o clock

Bill            So, what's new?

                 They're chinese and while they were negotiating 

                 We lost the koreans

Jacob        So you don't have an out

Bill            I'm saying just give me a week

Talk

1) Pattern Talk

You should  ~

~해야지

You should appreciate her.

너 그녀에게 감사해야지.

You should mind your manner.

너 언행을 조심해야지.

You should give your best effort.

너 최선을 다해야지.

You should drive more responsibly.

너 좀더 책임감있게 운전해야지.

You should remember your promise.

너 약속은 기억해야지.

2) Role Play

A: I got busted for speeding.

A: 나 과속하다 딱 걸렸어.

B: You should drive more responsibly.

B: 좀더 책임감있게 운전해야지.

A: I was on the way to see you.

A: 나 너보러 가던 길이었어.

Learn More

Straight face  다표정없는 얼굴

A : How should I react?

B : Just keep the straight face

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March 4, 2011 Fri
<Opening>

It’s Friday so you may say TGIF. However I would say TGIT, which means Thank God Is Today! Come on, everybody join the new club! TGIT that’s actually a line from a book ‘Don’t sweat the small stuff” is written by Richard Carson.  

You know it’s true you’ve got to learn to appreciate every day of the week. That way every day can be a happy day.

<Pattern Practice>

1. 그는 경찰 미워하니? > Is he a cop hater?

2. 몰라, 알게 뭐야! > Search me! (=I don’t know)

Ex)

A: Is he a cop hater? > 그는 경찰 미워해?

B: yeah, he is the baddest of the bad > 아주 최고로 싫어하지

A: Who’s that guy? > 저 사람 누구야?

B: Search me > 몰라 알게

<John’s Recap>

Jake I went to see a movie. It was a crime movie. Gil-dong and I were watching the movie together. But it was a little bit complex. We really didn’t know what was going on

> 제가 어제 영화를 보러 갔어요. 범죄 스릴러 영화죠. 길동과 전 함께 영화를 봤어요. 좀 복잡한 구도였죠. 이야기의 진행을 전혀 알 수 없었어요

So I asked who is that guy? Who is that criminal? I was asking everybody in the movie. I didn’t know. I just had to say search me because I didn’t know.

> 그래서 저 남자는 누구며 저 범죄자는 누구냐고 물었죠. 영화에 나오는 모든 등장인물에 대해 물어봤어요. 난 알지 못했고 결국 모르기 때문에 알게 뭐냐는 말만 할 수 밖에 없었죠.

There was one guy he look really tough. Oh man, he looked like the baddest of the bad. Gil-dong told me yeah watch up for that guy! He is a cop hater. Finally in the end of the movie they got him know

> 험상궂게 생긴 한 남자가 있었어요. 나쁜 사람 중 최고인 것 같았어요. 길동이가 내게 저 남자 조심하라며 말했죠. 그는 경찰 알레르기가 있다고. 결국 영화말미에 그가 누군지 알게 되었죠.

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March 3, 2011 Thu         <Opening>

Be CLO before you want to be CEO. Just a moment, CEO is Chief Executive Officer. CLO you must mean Chief Listening Officer.

Well the writer of the book called ‘How to act like a CEO’ Debra Benton said be committed to listening and thereby improving knowledge and remain open to difference of opinions

<Pattern Practice>

1. 너 경품에 대한 이야기 들었구나 > you heard about the giveaway(경품)

2. 너 영화 표 모으니? > do you collect movie stubs (=tickets)?  

Ex)

A: The department store has a sale > 백화점에서 세일 한데

B: yeah, you heard about the giveaway > 너 경품에 대한 얘기 들었구나

A: Do you collect movie stubs? > 너 영화 표 모으니?

B: Yeah, I’ve got albums of them > 맞아, 나 앨범으로 가득 차있어

<John’s Recap>

Jake, you know my birthday is coming up again. I have a birthday every month. And I expect that you are going to me get a very nice birthday gift.

> 아시다시피 제 생일이 또 다가오네요. 전 생일을 매달 갖습니다. 또 당신이 아주 멋진 생일선물을 사주시리라 기대하고 있죠

And if you decide to get me a birthday gift, perhaps you’ve heard about the giveaway. Yeah, the department store’s having a sale.

> 만약 당신이 내게 멋진 생일선물을 사주실 거라면 아마 경품에 대해서 들어보셨을 겁니다. 백화점에서 지금 세일을 하고 있습니다.

And because I collect movie stubs perhaps you might be able to get me a few new albums. Jake do you collect movie stubs? Do collect girls’ numbers? Not at all, that’s your specialty

> 제가 영화 표 수집하는 취미를 가지고 있기 때문에 제게 앨범 류를 선물하실 수도 있을 것 같네요. 당신 영화 표 수집하시나요? 아니면 여자들의 전화번호? 아니죠, 그건 당신 전공이니까  

Screen English:

/It's just a bunch of machines now telling us what to do.

/That's why you got people like me here to lighten the load 부담을 덜어주다

/Getting old is not for sissies, kid. Take that money. you spend it on that pretty girl. you deserve it.

Pops English

Screen English

A: 그것은 우리에게 이래라저래라 하는 기계들일 뿐이야
I t's just a bunch of machines now telling us what to do

B: 그래서 짐을 덜기위해 나와같은 사람들은 고용하신거 아니에요?
That's why you got people like me here to lighten the load

A: 나이먹는다는게 쉬운게아니야.
Getting old is not sissies, kid

A: 돈을 받아 그 예쁜여자에게 써, 넌 그럴만한 자격이 있어
Take that money, you spend it on that pretty girl, you deserve it

* a bunch of 복수 (어번취어) : 한 다발의
* lighten 무게를 가볍게 해주다.부담을 덜어주다
* sissy 계집에같은 사내 (명사)  

Talk play learn
1) Pattern Talk 

It is something as a something else.
그건 ~으로 ~돼.

It is done as a duty.
그것은 의무로서 행해져.

It is taken as a cure.
그건 치료제로 복용돼.

It is learned as a skill.
그건 기술로 학습돼.

It is seen as a mystery.
그건 미스터리로 보여져.

It is practiced as a hobby.
그건 취미로 행해져.

2) Role Play
A: what good is herbal tea?
A: 허브차는 뭐가 좋은데?

B: Sometimes, it is taken as a cure.
B: 그건 치료제로 복용돼.

A: I'll have to look into that.
A: 내가 그것에 대해 연구해볼께.

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/Would you like a snack?

/No thanks, I had a big lunch. 점심 거하게 먹었어.

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March 2, 2011 Wed      <Opening >

Congratulations! You know the beginning of a new semester is often very exciting but at the same time it can be a little confusing.

Students have to adopt new classes and new friends and new schedules and teachers. Well the very famous poet John Keats said well begun is half done. That’s a bad one. I would use instead not begun at all until half done

< Pattern Practice>

1. 너 누구한테 문자 보내는 거야? > Who are you texting?

2. 그거야 당연한 거지 > That is a given (=it goes without saying that)

Ex)

Who are you texting? That’s is for me to know (and for you to find out) > 상관하지 마

Winter mornings are cold. That’s a given > 겨울 아침은 진짜 추워. 당연하지

<John’s recap>

As everyone well knows, winter mornings are very chilly and cold. Well that’s a given. We all know and understand that already.

And sometimes on a cold winter morning you might be wanting to reach out and touch someone.

You might want to send a message to your friend and your loved one and say darling it’s so cold.

I wish you were holding me to keep me warm. Jake might ask hey who are you texting? Don’t tell them. That’s for you to know. You don’t have to tell them anything

Screen English

A My next guest, Gordon Gekko

 Was one of the biggest names on Wall street

 In the 80s before he went to prison for inside trading

 and securities fraud

 He's out with a new book

 and it is a shocker, believe me

 It is called. "Is greed good?"

 The man himself is here with us

 Gordon, Good to have you on the problem

Talk

I left STH behind.

나 ~ 두고왔어.

I left my car behind.
나 내차 두고왔어.
 

I left the dog behind.
나 개 두고왔어.
 

I left my heart behind.
나 내 마음을 두고왔어.
 

I left Thermos behind.
나 보온병 두고왔어.
 

I left my begpack behind.
나 내 배낭을 두고왔어.
 
2) Role Play
A: Did you drive here?
A: 이곳에 운전하고 왔어?

B: No, I left my car behind.
B: 나 차두고 왔어.

A: Then, I'll give you a lift.
A: 그럼 내가 태워줄께.

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Buzz in 들여보내다

A : I'll ready the conference room

B : Ok, I'll buzz in our guests

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Morning Words

1. I can't tell : 난 잘 모르겠어

A : Coffee is too sweet?

B : I can't tell

2. He is very chatty : 그는 매우 수다스러워

A : Bill is really socialite

B : No kidding, he is very chatty

Screen English

J ; :오늘 별 일 없었어?   What's going on today?

Talk, Play and Learn

1) Pattern Talk

Hold the+ something, please 

 ~는 빼주세요.

Hold the mayo, please.
마요네즈는 빼주세요.

Hold the onions, please.
양파는 빼주세요. 

Hold the mustard, please.
겨자는 빼주세요. 

Hold the dill pickle, please.
오이절임은 빼주세요. 

Hold the jalapino pepper, please.

할라피뇨 고추는 빼주세요.

2) Role Play

A: What condiments would you like on your burger?

A: 버거소스로는 어떤것을 드릴까요?

B: ketchup, and mustard. but hold the mayo, please.

B: 케찹과 겨자넣어주세요. 마요네즈는 빼주시고요.

A: coming right up.

A:  바로 갖다드릴께요.

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Where were we? 어디까지 얘기했죠?

A : Sorry for the interruption, Where were we?

B : You mentioned canada.

gmp_20110225.zip

모닝단어

1) Pattern Talk

I'm ~ about that.

난 그것에 대해 ~해.

I'm crazy about that.

난 그것에 대해 열광해(좋아해).

I'm unsure about that.

난 그것에 대해 확신하지 않아.

I'm sensitive about that.

난 그것에 대해 민감해.

I'm intrigue about that.

난 그것에 대해 흥미가 있어.

I'm surprised about that.

난 그것에 대해 놀라워.

2) Role Play

A: Please, Don't bring up my weight.

A: 내 몸무게에 대해서 얘기 꺼내지마.

B: why? You look to be in good shape.

B: 왜? 너 몸매 좋아 보이는데.

A: just don't. I'm sensitive about that.

A: 난 그것에 대해 민감해.

*대화 속 영어 표현 정리.

* bring up my weight. : 내 몸무게 대해 얘기하다

 ( take about my weight, discuss how heavy I am)

l  Why? : 왜? 어째서?(why not? What’s wrong with that?come?)

l  You look to be in good shape. : 너 건강해 보여.

( You seem healthy to me. You’re looking pretty good.)

l  Just don’t. : 그냥 그러지마.

( I simply don’t want you to. I just don’t want to talk about it.)

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갑작스럽게 멈추다… pull up short

A  Why don’t you think she likes you?

B  If try to kiss her, she’ll pull up short.

A  왜 넌 그녀가 널 좋아한다고 생각하지 않아?

B  내가 키스를 하려고 하면 그녀는 갑작스럽게 멈출 거야.

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모닝단어

TALK PLAY LEARN