유용한 생활 표현 |
| Unit 22. 위치, 방향, 순서 |
| Step 1. 멋진 곳이네요. |
| a: Nice place you have here, Tom. I especially like this sofa. |
| b: Thanks, Helen. We're pleased with it, too. |
| Step 2. ~가 어디에 있죠? |
| You know where Jeil Building is? |
| Do you know the way to the railway station? |
| Step 3. 이런 곳에서 |
| That's not the way in this part of the world. |
| a: What are you doing in this part of the world? |
| b: Oh, I just live around the corner. |
| Step 4. 어떤 곳으로 |
| a: I'd like to discuss the details of our contract. |
| b: Fine, Mr. Frank. Let's go somewhere where it's quite. |
| I remember reading about it somewhere in this book. |
| His whereabouts are still mystery. |
| Step 5. 기다리다. |
| Wait around a while. |
| Tell him to stick around, I really need to talk to him. |
| You go-I'll stick around here a bit longer and wait for Helen. |
| Step 6. 근처/멀리 |
| Her mother left to go shopping in a nearby town. |
| She can't be far away. |
| Step 7. 옆에/이웃집에/맞은편에/앞에/밖에 |
| Please sit next to me. |
| He is the highest government official next to the president. |
| Turn right at the first corner. It's next door to a post office. |
| It's opposite the Sales Department. |
| It's in front of the Sales Department. |
| It's raining outside. |
| Step 8. 바로 오른쪽이 |
| Let me introduce my staffs, gentleman. Here's Kim to my immediate right. He is commerce director. To his right is Lee, deputy director. |
| Step 9. 화장실이 어디죠?/좀 씻어야 겠어요. |
| a: Excuse me, but nature calls. |
| b: The restroom is our in the hallway to your left. |
| a: where can I freshen up? |
| b: This way, please. |
| I have to go to the potty. |
| I fel the need to freshen up. |
| Step 10. 줄을 서서 기다리다. |
| a: Do you have a table for two? |
| b: Sorry, but you'll have to wait in line. |
| He joined the queue fir tickets. |
| We queued for the bus. |
| Step 11. 새치기하다. |
| He jumped the queue. |
| It's no good to try to cut in. |
| Can I cut in your lane? I'm so late for that commuter train. |
| Hey, you! No cutting in! |
| Come on. You're holding up the line. (줄을 방해하다) |
| Step 12. 차례 |
| a: Whose turn is it? |
| b: It's your turn. |
| a: It's your turn to do me a favor. |
| b: I'd like to give you a rain check. |
| Step 13. 선착순 |
| a: Is it possible to make reservations for dinner this evening? |
| b: Sorry. We don't take reservations. First come, first served. |
| Step 14. ~하는 길에 |
| A strange thing happened to me on the way to work. |
| I can mail the letter for you on my way to school. |
| A Greenpeace ship was in New Zealand on its way to Moruria. |
| Step 15. 거꾸로/뒤집힌 |
| Oh, this slide is upside down. Please adjust it. |
| The slide is reserved. Please turn it. |
| You've got that jumper inside out. |
| Step 16. 통제구역/시간 속도 제한/단골집 |
| You can't get in that room. It's off limits. it's only for authorized personnel. |
| a: Is there a time limit to this? |
| b: Yeah, tow hours. |
| Don't tell me you don't know what the speed limit is here. |
| a: Where do you want to go for a drink? |
| b: How about my favorite hangout? |
