안녕하세요 English with Yoo! 의 Jennifer Yoo입니다. English with Yoo! 는 일상생활에서 자주 쓰이는 다양한 표현들을 익히는 시간입니다
I’ll give you a daily introduction to some meaningful and useful everyday English words and phrases! So let’s get started today!
오늘의 영어 표현은: It’s definitely spontaneous
Here in the United States, Labor Day is always observed on the first Monday in September, so this coming Monday, September 3rd, is Labor Day! And Americans are looking forward to this long three-day weekend (Saturday, Sunday & Monday!) since Labor Day falls on Monday.
미국의 노동절은 9월 첫째 주 월요일로 지정되어 있습니다. 그래서 미국사람들은 주말을 포함해서 삼일이나 되는 이번 긴 휴가를 매우 기대하고 있습니다.
Labor Day is an American federal holiday and we pay tribute to the economic and social contributions and achievements of American workers. And of course! It’s the last holiday of the summer! So, we celebrate with parties, parades and other fun spontaneous events!
노동자들의 노고를 기념하는 미국의 노동절은 여름의 마지막 연휴이기도 한데요. 그래서 사람들은 파티와 퍼레이드, 그리고 즉흥적인 이벤트들을 벌이며 축제 분위기를 즐깁니다.
I bumped into two adults, Jackie and Andrew, here in Washington D.C. who is starting their long weekend by spontaneously renting a bike and spontaneously biking around the city!
제가 재키와 앤드류를 워싱턴 디씨의 거리에서 우연히 만났습니다. 마침 두 사람은 즉흥적으로 자전거를 빌려 도시를 돌아보며 연휴를 즐길 계획이라고 하더라구요.
오늘의 영어 표현인 it’s definitely spontaneous가 어떻게 쓰이는 지 알아보기 전에 제Jackie와 Andrew와 함께 대화한 것을 먼저 들려드릴게요?
Listen carefully!
It’s definitely spontaneous!
Jen: So when is the last time -- the last time you guys rode a bike?
Jackie: Actually for me, it’s been probably a couple years, but definitely I’m looking forward to it.
Andrew: Well, I think I’ve rode at least a year ago, within the last year.
Jen: Any plans on where you guys are going to go? Or is it going to be a spontaneous ride around the city?
Jackie: It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with this area at all!
Andrew: Right! We’ve been talking about where we will be going but we’re not sure.
Jackie: Well, we will find some shopping and some place good to eat. It should be fun!
제가 재키 하고 앤드류에게, “자전거를 탄 지 얼마나 됐어요?” 라고 물어 봤더니 재키는 한 몇 년 됐다고 하고 앤두르는 한 일 년 정도 됐다고’ 대답하더라고요.
Any plan on where you guys are going to go? “자전거를 타고 어디로 갈 계획인가요?” 라고도 물어봤습니다. “It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with the area at all!” 우리는 이 동네를 잘 몰라서 그냥 자전거를 타고 구경하면서 좋은 음식점이 있으면 가기도 하고, 그냥 계획없이 즉흥적으로 도시를 구경할 겁니다~!”
오늘의 영어 표현은: It’s definitely spontaneous…이죠?
Spontaneous / S P O N T A N E O U S, spontaneous는 ‘억지로 하거나 연습한 것이 아닌 / 즉흥적이다’ 이라는 뜻입니다.
그래서 ‘It’s definitely spontaneous’하면 ‘즉흥적이다/ 미리 계획하지 않았다’ 라는뜻이죠?
Jackie (재키)는 It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with this area at all! 라고 했습니다… It’s definitely spontaneous
Let’s listen to the conversation again. 그럼 대화를 다시 들어보겠습니다. Try to pick out the phrase we are learning today. Listen carefully.
It’s definitely spontaneous!
Jen: So when is the last time -- the last time you guys rode a bike?
Jackie: Actually for me, it’s been probably a couple years, but definitely I’m looking forward to it.
Andrew: Well, I think I’ve rode at least a year ago, within the last year.
Jen: Any plans on where you guys are going to go? Or is it going to be a spontaneous ride around the city?
Jackie: It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with this area at all!
Andrew: Right! We’ve been talking about where we will be going but we’re not sure.
Jackie: Well, we will find some shopping and some place good to eat. It should be fun!
Now it’s your turn: I’ll say some examples in Korean and you try saying it in English!
제가 한국말로 예문을 얘기할게요. 영어로 표현해 보세요.
에이미는 즉흥적으로 뉴욕까지 운전을하여 간다고 얘기했다.
그렇죠~ Amy says she is going to be spontaneous and drive to New York.
…나의 여행은 즉흥적이고 비계획적이야.
맞습니다~ My trip is spontaneous and unplanned.
Try being spontaneous this weekend and let me know what you did to be spontaneous!
Spontaneous / It’s definitely spontaneous
지금까지 ENGLISH WITH YOO!에Jennifer Yoo 였습니다. 다음 이시간에 만나요.
I’ll give you a daily introduction to some meaningful and useful everyday English words and phrases! So let’s get started today!
오늘의 영어 표현은: It’s definitely spontaneous
Here in the United States, Labor Day is always observed on the first Monday in September, so this coming Monday, September 3rd, is Labor Day! And Americans are looking forward to this long three-day weekend (Saturday, Sunday & Monday!) since Labor Day falls on Monday.
미국의 노동절은 9월 첫째 주 월요일로 지정되어 있습니다. 그래서 미국사람들은 주말을 포함해서 삼일이나 되는 이번 긴 휴가를 매우 기대하고 있습니다.
Labor Day is an American federal holiday and we pay tribute to the economic and social contributions and achievements of American workers. And of course! It’s the last holiday of the summer! So, we celebrate with parties, parades and other fun spontaneous events!
노동자들의 노고를 기념하는 미국의 노동절은 여름의 마지막 연휴이기도 한데요. 그래서 사람들은 파티와 퍼레이드, 그리고 즉흥적인 이벤트들을 벌이며 축제 분위기를 즐깁니다.
I bumped into two adults, Jackie and Andrew, here in Washington D.C. who is starting their long weekend by spontaneously renting a bike and spontaneously biking around the city!
제가 재키와 앤드류를 워싱턴 디씨의 거리에서 우연히 만났습니다. 마침 두 사람은 즉흥적으로 자전거를 빌려 도시를 돌아보며 연휴를 즐길 계획이라고 하더라구요.
오늘의 영어 표현인 it’s definitely spontaneous가 어떻게 쓰이는 지 알아보기 전에 제Jackie와 Andrew와 함께 대화한 것을 먼저 들려드릴게요?
Listen carefully!
It’s definitely spontaneous!
Jen: So when is the last time -- the last time you guys rode a bike?
Jackie: Actually for me, it’s been probably a couple years, but definitely I’m looking forward to it.
Andrew: Well, I think I’ve rode at least a year ago, within the last year.
Jen: Any plans on where you guys are going to go? Or is it going to be a spontaneous ride around the city?
Jackie: It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with this area at all!
Andrew: Right! We’ve been talking about where we will be going but we’re not sure.
Jackie: Well, we will find some shopping and some place good to eat. It should be fun!
제가 재키 하고 앤드류에게, “자전거를 탄 지 얼마나 됐어요?” 라고 물어 봤더니 재키는 한 몇 년 됐다고 하고 앤두르는 한 일 년 정도 됐다고’ 대답하더라고요.
Any plan on where you guys are going to go? “자전거를 타고 어디로 갈 계획인가요?” 라고도 물어봤습니다. “It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with the area at all!” 우리는 이 동네를 잘 몰라서 그냥 자전거를 타고 구경하면서 좋은 음식점이 있으면 가기도 하고, 그냥 계획없이 즉흥적으로 도시를 구경할 겁니다~!”
오늘의 영어 표현은: It’s definitely spontaneous…이죠?
Spontaneous / S P O N T A N E O U S, spontaneous는 ‘억지로 하거나 연습한 것이 아닌 / 즉흥적이다’ 이라는 뜻입니다.
그래서 ‘It’s definitely spontaneous’하면 ‘즉흥적이다/ 미리 계획하지 않았다’ 라는뜻이죠?
Jackie (재키)는 It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with this area at all! 라고 했습니다… It’s definitely spontaneous
Let’s listen to the conversation again. 그럼 대화를 다시 들어보겠습니다. Try to pick out the phrase we are learning today. Listen carefully.
It’s definitely spontaneous!
Jen: So when is the last time -- the last time you guys rode a bike?
Jackie: Actually for me, it’s been probably a couple years, but definitely I’m looking forward to it.
Andrew: Well, I think I’ve rode at least a year ago, within the last year.
Jen: Any plans on where you guys are going to go? Or is it going to be a spontaneous ride around the city?
Jackie: It’s definitely spontaneous because we’re not familiar with this area at all!
Andrew: Right! We’ve been talking about where we will be going but we’re not sure.
Jackie: Well, we will find some shopping and some place good to eat. It should be fun!
Now it’s your turn: I’ll say some examples in Korean and you try saying it in English!
제가 한국말로 예문을 얘기할게요. 영어로 표현해 보세요.
에이미는 즉흥적으로 뉴욕까지 운전을하여 간다고 얘기했다.
그렇죠~ Amy says she is going to be spontaneous and drive to New York.
…나의 여행은 즉흥적이고 비계획적이야.
맞습니다~ My trip is spontaneous and unplanned.
Try being spontaneous this weekend and let me know what you did to be spontaneous!
Spontaneous / It’s definitely spontaneous
지금까지 ENGLISH WITH YOO!에Jennifer Yoo 였습니다. 다음 이시간에 만나요.