Weekly Review (7월15~7월19)

7/15~7/19 review

🎈Monday

1. Could I get change for a $100 bill? / Sure, what do you need?
( Could I ➡️Can I 보다 더 예의 있는 느낌 )

2. I need mostly 10s and maybe a couple of 20s.
( maybe 어쩌면 )(※ a couple of 복수명사 - 20.04.23 주요표현 )

3. Oh, man. I'm like... $5 short. I can only give you $95.
(※ like : 한, 대충  - 23.10.16 주요표현 )

4. Oh, is there anything here for $5? ( for 가격에 )

5. A pack of cigarettes is $5, or you might want to buy a pair of disposable socks. They're $4. ( they 그것들 )



🎈Tuesday

1. If you're in the mood for something sweet, I recommend our signature 'My Sweet Mayu'. ( recommend 추천하다 )(※ I highly recommend 명사. : ~를 매우 추천합니다. - 23.07.10 주요표현 )

2. That sounds intriguing! What's in it?
(※ sound 형용사 : ~하게 들리다, 듣고 보니 ~한 것 같다 - 24.04.10 주요표현 )

3. It's basically a mix of coconut rum and watermelon juice. ( a mix of ~의 믹스 )

4. Nice! I'll take that. And for my friend here, one whiskey on the rocks, please.
( take 가지다 ) (I’ll take that=I’ll get that)

5. Sure thing. One 'MSM' and one whiskey on the rocks coming right up!

🎈Wednesday

1. The word 'summer' originates from the Old English word 'sumor', which means 'togehter'.

2. The Eiffel Tower grows by up to 17cm on hot summer days. ( grow 자라다 )(※ up to 수치 : 최대 ~까지 - 24.02.19 주요표현 )

3. As ironic as it may sound, summer is the #1 season when couples get married.

4. Human brains work better in summer because we are more likely to produce vitamin D in response to the sun's rays. ( in summer 여름에 ) (※ in response + to 명사 : ~에 응하는, 응하여 ※22.01.04 주요표현 )

5. Human beings are happier in summer because more sun exposure means more production of serotonin. ( human being 인간 )

🎈Thursday

1. Sharks have been around for over 450 million years, making them older than dinosaurs. ( have been around ➡️ have p.p. (과거부터 현재까지) )

2. The massive whale shark can grow up to 40 feet in length.
(※ up to 수치 : ~까지 -24.02.19 주요표현 )

3. The tiny dwarf lantern shark measures only about 8 inches in length. ( only 겨우 ) (measure 대신 is 사용가능하지만 수치를 강조하기 위해 measure 사용함)

4. Contrary to popular belief, sharks pose a mininal threat to humans.

5. Some sharks produce thousands of teeth in their lifetime. ( thousands of 수천 개의 )

🎈Friday

1. Fill a rocks glass with ice cubes and pour in two ounces of vodka and an ounce of coffee liqueur. ( ounce [auns]) ( vòdka )

2. One of the most common coffee liqueur products that bartenders use is Kahlua.

3. Gently pour heavy cream, adjusting the amount according to your preference.

4. Using a spoon, gently stir and mix the ingredients. ( mix 섞다 )

5. You may garnish with a sprinkle of ground nutmeg before serving. ( a sprinkle of : 한 번 뿌림 / ground : 간, 빻은 )