[영어 회화] #3 get sweaty, quite, back out

 

# 난 몰라쒀!!!

• bushed : 피곤에 지친
  • ex ) I'm bushed
• summit : 꼭대기, 정상
  • ex) There is the summit
• sense of achievement : 성취감
  • ex) Reaching the top of the mountain gives me a sense of achievement.

 

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# 난 들어쒀!!!!

 

•  You know what I think we have a lot of similarities
  • 우리 비슷한 부분이 많은 것 같아 
• I've already mentioned you don't like that.
  • 너가 그걸 싫어한다고 이미 말했잖아
  • mention : 말로 간단히 말하다. 언급하다. 거론한다.
• I'm wondering you, how many hours did you do that?
  • 나 근데 너가 그거 하는데 얼마나 걸렸는지 궁금해 ㅇㅅㅇ
• I think it's quite a trend among young people.
  • 요즘 젊은 사람들 사이에서 꽤 유행인 것 같아.

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# Similar expressions

 

• I gave up hiking with my mother
  • My mother and I backed out
  • back out : 하기로 했던 일에서 빠지다.
    • 원래 가족이랑 같이 등산 하다가 엄마랑 등산 중에 튄 내용을 말하고 싶어서 gave up hiking 이라고 말했는데
    • 비슷한 표현 알려주셔써 히히히ㅣㅎ
    • I'm out : 저는 빠질게요 ㅎ

 

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# 고치고이쒀!!!

 

• When I climb a mountain, I'm getting hotter.
  • When I climb a mountaion, I get sweaty
    • 사실 위에 문장도 말이 안되는 건 아닌데 내가 표현하고 싶었던 부분은
    • 더워서 땀이 많이 난다는 표현을 쓰고 싶었기 때문에 아래 정정된 문장이 내가 원하던 표현이여써
    • Do you mean that you don't like getting sweaty? 이라고 물어보셔썼거덩
• I've hiked a mountain.
• but I don't remember that name...
  • I don't remember its name.
• But it took 5 hours for hike and it's a big adventure for me.
  •  it took me five hours to hike, and it was a big adventure for me.
  •  it entails me five hours to hike.
    • entail : 수반하다. 의미하다
    • ex) It would entail difficulties. : 그  과정이 좀 힘들겠지만
  •  it warrants  me five hours to hike.
• It was really hard to climb but finally when I reach the summit, it was wonderful.
  •  It was really hard to climb, but when I finally reached the summit, it was wonderful
    • 시제 또 틀렸뎡
  • It was tough to climb 라고 써도 될 것 같앙

 

• I don't know where I can do the skydive.
  • I don't know where I can skydive.
  • skydive 자체가 동사더라공

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