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Topic: Normal schedules after work. I want to talk about normal schedule after work. Q1. What do you usually do after work? If I am very tired, I take nap. I study before English class. ✅ If I would be very tired, I take a nap. And then I wake up to take an English class. Where were we? ✅ 어디까지 이야기했죠? (보통 대화 중 끊키고, 다시 대화를 시작할 때 “어디까지 이야기했죠?” 라고 말할 때 사용) Q2. How can you easily get sleep? I don’t…I..

원문 링크: https://product.canva.com/positive-feedback-culture 원문 The attraction for a company in embracing a healthy feedback culture is straightforward. Feedback is intrinsically linked to improved performance. Not only does it have the power to make a positive impact to the company’s bottom line, but when people feel supported to grow and experiment in a safe environment, they’re also more likely..

공부하는 책: Grammar in use intermediate 현재진행 (I am doing) I am doing something = 나는 ...를 하고 있다. = 어떤 일이나 동작을 시작해서 아직 끝나지 않은 상황이다. 연습 동사를 알맞은 형태로 사용하여 문장 완성하기. get, happen, look, lose, make, start, stay, try, work Ex 1) "You're working hard today." "Yes, I have a lot to do." 오늘 열심히 일하셨네요. 네, 많은 것을 했어요. ✅ 2) I'm looking for Christine. Do you know where she is? 크리스틴을 찾고 있어요. 그녀가 어디에 있는지 알고 있나요?..

원문 링크: https://product.canva.com/positive-feedback-culture 원문 It’s an easy concept to grasp - the people you work with should have the best context on the expectations and skills required to thrive in your company, as well as an interest in helping you grow. Perhaps this is why equity options are appealing to many startups - Canva included - as we have demonstrated that our team at Canva are mor..

Topic: Movie “Avengers Endgame” I watched Endgame on Wednesday this week. Q: How was it? That was very fantastic, also sad because there is very many thinking about each other characters’ story many story. family, army -> That was very fantastic and sad because there were very many thoughts of each characters’ story, such as family, army and so on. ✅ 단어와 단어를 따로 쓰기 보다는, 주어와 동사 그리고 목적어를 생각하면서 문장을 ..

The script I said. Cafe! Question: how long do you usually stay in a cafe? I prefer having a coffee to go because I usually drink coffee when I am tired. If the day, I have many tasks, I drink coffee in the morning. I can focus on my task because I am getting energy from coffee until going out of my office. I usually drink coffee two or three times a week. If I am tired afternoon, I drink sweet ..

원문 링크: https://product.canva.com/positive-feedback-culture 원문 But what’s the best way for an individual to grow at work? Most companies today have huge training budgets allocated to internal/external workshops guaranteed to upskill. The next big conference promises to unveil the secrets to success. But what many companies are now starting to understand is the power of growth can be easily assess..

원문 링크: https://product.canva.com/positive-feedback-culture 원문 How Canva is building a (+) feedback culture As a coach with over 15 years’ experience, Canva’s Sarah Nanclares knows how a positive feedback culture can create a harmonious working environment, where everyone is thriving and reaping the rewards that come from having a tight-knit, empowered team. In this blog, she explains how you, to..

A: 김, 저 친구한테 추천을 받은 가방을 사려고해요. A: Kim, I will buy a bag that was recommended by my friend. B: 무슨 가방이요? B: What kind of it? ※ 짧게 What kind도 가능 A: 'xxx'라고 검색해봐요. 'zzz' 라는 브랜드의 가방이에요. 평상 시에 사용할거에요. A: Try to search the 'xxx'. It is 'zzz' brand's bag. I will use it for the usual day. B: 헐~ 뭐이리 비싸요? B: Huh... Why is expensive this bag? ▶ Why is this bag so expensiv..

A: 어제말한대로 딸기 가져왔어요? A: Did you bring the strawberry that we said yesterday? ▶ Did you bring the strawberry that we talk about (you said/told) yesterday? ※ say: 일반적인 사용 ※ tell: 전달하는 내용 ※ talk: 논의하는 내용 B: 네, 냉장고에 넣어 놨어요. B: Yes I did, I kept into the refrigerator. ▶ Yes, I did. I left/put them in the refrigerator (fridge). ※ into: in + to 로서 좀 더 디테일하게 안쪽 방향을 의미할 때 사용 ※ 냉장실: refrigerator (fridge). ..

A: 방 탈출 카페 목요일에 예약했어요. 7시까지니깐 6시가 되면 바로 나가야 해요. A: I reserved the escape room cafe on Thursday of this week. We should go out of the office at 6 o'clock because we should arrive until 7 o'clock. ※ until ~까지: 주어 + 동사 ▶ I made a reservation/booked the escape room cafe on this Thursday (on Thursday (in) next week). We should go out of/leave the office at 6 PM sharp/on time because/since we ..

김, 저 오늘부터 4월까지 살 10kg 뺄 거예요. Kim, I will diet 10kg from today until April. ▶ Kim, I will/am going to lose 10kg (weight) from today until April. ※ diet 건강한 식습관 != lose weight 살을 빼다 굳이 뺄 필요가 있어요? Why do you need to diet? ▶ Do you really have/need to lose weight? 엄마랑 내기 했어요. 제가 살 못 빼면 엄마에게 10만원 줘야 해요. I bet money it with my mother. If I fail it, I should give 100 dollars to her. ▶ I bet money for l..

How did you know that?, How can you know all that? 어떻게 알았지? How did you know that? ▶ How do/did you know that? 어떻게 다 알지? How can you know all that? ▶︎ How can you know all of that? 알아야 할 필요가 있나요? Should I need to know that? ▶︎ Do I need to know that? ※ should, could, would, might: 예의 갖출 때 ※ do: 편하게 할 때 어떻게 알아낼 거예요? How will you find out that? ▶︎ How do you find out? 알아낼 수 있어요? Could you figure o..

You seem to be celebrating something. A: 안녕하세요. 오늘 면접보기로 한 명호 김입니다. 김이라고 불러주시면 됩니다. A: Hello, my name is Myoung Ho Kim, I'm here for my interview. Just call me Kim, please. ▶︎ Hello, my name is Myonhho Kim, I am here for the interview. You can call me Kim, please. ※ Just call me: 친분이 있을 때 사용하는 편 B: 반가워요, 킴. 이쪽으로 앉아요. 일찍 오셨네요. 면접은 예정된 시간에 시작할거예요. B: Nice to meet you, Kim. Why don't you ha..

You seem to be celebrating something. A: 축하할 일이 있으신가 봐요. A: You seem to be celebrating something. ▶︎ You might have something to celebrate. B: 네. 시험을 봤는데 전보다 점수가 높게 나왔어요. B: Yes, I tested lately and I get the high score than before. ※ 비교급으로 사용 시 -er ~ than: ~ 보다 (둘 비교) -est ~ among: ~들 보다 (셋 이상 비교) ▶︎ Yes, I got a higher score on the test than the last one. A: 축하드려요! 그럼 이제 뭐 하실 건가요? A: Congratul..

Do I know you from somewhere? Q. 잠깐, 어디선가 본 적이 있는 것 같은데? Q. Excuse me. Do I know you from somewhere? ▶︎ Pardon me, have we met from somewhere? A. 글쎄요, 저는 처음 보는데요. A. Well, I saw you the first time. ▶︎ Well, I haven't seen you before. A. 확실한가요? 어디서요? A. Are you sure? Where have you seen me? ▶︎ Are you sure? Where did we meet? A. 본적이 있는 것 같기도 하고? A. I guess I have seen you before, too. ▶︎ I gu..

Have I come at a bad time? (두 사람이 의견 대립 하는 중) (Two people are taking issue) ▶︎ Two people are arguing. ※ taking issue: 사용하지 않는 표현 Q. Kim, 제가 들어가도 될까요? Q. Kim, have I come at a bad time? ▶︎ Kim, am I in a bad time? ▶︎ Kim, may/can I come in? A. 미안한데, 좀 있다 다시 와주실래요? A. I am sorry, could you come back after a while, please? ▶︎ My apology, could you come back in 10 minutes, please? A. 미안해요. 금방 끝나니깐 ..

Why are we going this way? It's just another way to go. 우리 왜 이쪽으로 가요? Why are we going this way? ※ be going to ~ : ~할 예정이다 = be gonna (going to) ※ be ~ing : ~하는 중이다. 새로운 길을 찾았어요. 이쪽으로 가도 돼요. I found a new way. It's just another way to go. ▶︎ I know another way. We are good to go this way. 우리가 다니던 길보다 빨라요? Are we possible to arrive fastest than we have been passed the way? ▶ Are we possib..

Could you show me your passport and boarding ticket, please? 여기 있어요. Here you are. 위 짐칸에 있는 가방에 있어요. It is in my bag in the overhead compartment. ▶ It is in my bag in the overhead compartment. 잠시만요. 가방에서 꺼내야 해요. Wait a minute, please. I should take out it in my bag. ▶ For a second, please. (Could you wait for a second, please) I should take it out in/from my bag. 공항 어딘가에 잃어버렸어요. 어떻게 해야 하나요? I lo..

Why are you hounding me, Just get your coat. 야, 아직도 준비중이야? Hey, do you still be preparing? ▶︎ Hey, are you still getting ready? ※ ~하냐, ~하고 있냐 의문문 - do you + 일반동사? 지금 - 현재 진행형 - be동사 + ~ing - Are you ~? ex) Hey, do you still prepare? 왜그렇게 달달 볶는거야? 천천히 좀 하자. Why are you hounding me? Just let's slow down. ▶︎ Why are you annoying me? Take it easy. 안돼, 이러다간 늦어. 그냥 옷이나 걸쳐. 뛰어가야 해. No, we are runni..