* [우리샵] 빛나는 별이 되다'

영어 학습

GREETING

Dialogue 1

a. Hi, John.

b. Hi, Mark. How are you doing?

a. I'm fine. Thank you. And you?

b. Fine, thanks.


Dialogue 2

a. What's up?

b. Nothing much.

a. How's everything with you?

b. Just so so.


Dialogue 3

a. How are you feeling today?

b. Much better than yesterday.

a. Have you been taking medicine?

b. Yes, everyday.


Dialogue 4

a. Hi, there!

b. How are ya(you)? Long time no see.

a. What's new with you?

b. I can't complain.


Dialogue 5

a. Have you gotten over your cold?

b. Not yet.

a. Why don't you get some rest?

b. I'd like to, but I can't.


Dialogue 6

a. What are you doing these days?

b. I have been very busy with my new project.

a. You look very tired.

b. I've been up late the past couple of nights


Dialogue 7

a. What did you do last weekend?

b. I went to a baseball game.

a. How was it?

b. It was great. Our team won.


Dialogue 8

a. I didn't expect to see you here.

b. I just stopped by to say hello.

a. Is everything okay with you?

b. Yes, everything's fine.

a. Are you sure?

b. Yes, I'm sure.


Dialogue 9

a. Why are you in such a good mood?

b. Because I'm happy about my new job.

a. When did you get it?

b. They called me just before I came here.


Dialogue 10

a. What have you been up to lately?

b. Just fooling around.

a. Really? Like what?

b. You know the same old thing.


Dialogue 11

a. John! You are the last person I would have expected to see here. I heard

you had gone back to the States.

b. Who told you that?


Dialogue 12

a. Hi, long time no see.

b. It seems like years.

a. I know. I've been trying to find you.

b. Have you? I've been thinking about you a lot, too.


Dialogue 13

a. Do you know what ever happened to Pam?

b. I haven't heard from her in years.

a. I hope she is doing okay.

b. I bet she is. We don't need to worry.


Dialogue 14

a. How's everybody at your house?

b. My family's fine. How about yours?

a. Everybody's doing fine except my Mom.

b. Oh, what's wrong with her?

a. She has been ill for the past week.

b. Did she go see a doctor?


Dialogue 15

a. How was your trip?

b. It was fantastic. I did so much.

a. What did you do? Anything special?

b. Everything about the place was great.


SECTION 2

FIRST GREETINGS


Dialogue 16

a. How do you do? I'm glad to meet you.

b. Pleased to meet you, too.

a. Let me introduce myself. My name is Mrs. Smith.

b. I'm Mr. Johnes.


Dialogue 17

a. Where are you from?

b. You mean which country I'm from?

a. Yes, I'm sorry.

b. No problem. I'm from Korea.


Dialogue 18

a. Let me introduce my friend, Pam.

b. I think I've seen her before.

a. Oh yeah? Where?

b. Let me think. Ah yes, in one of my classes.


Dialogue 19

a. Do I know you from somewhere?

b. Maybe. You look very familiar.

a. I remember now. We met at a party.

b. That's right. At Tom's party.


Dialogue 20

a. What should I call you?

b. Please call me by my first name.

a. How do you pronounce it?

b. Sung-jin.


Dialogue 21

a. Are you Miss park?

b. No, I'm not. I'm Miss Kim.

a. I'm sorry. I must have you mixed up with someone else.


Dialogue 22

a. How many are there in your family?

b. Five.

a. How many brothers and sisters do you have?

b. I don't have any brothers, but I have two sisters.


Dialogue 23

a. What does your father do for a living?

b. He works for the government.

a. How about your mother?

b. She is a housewife.


Dialogue 24

a. Do you mind if I ask your age?

b. Guess how old I am.

a. It's really hard to tell.

b. Just give it a try. How old do I look?


Dialogue 25

a. Where are you working these days?

b. I'm working at the Bank of Korea.

a. I've heard a great deal about that bank.


Dialogue 26

a. What was your first impression of Seoul?

b. The mountains are beautiful and people are friendly.

a. What don't you like about Seoul?

b. Traffic is terrible and it's too crowded.


Dialogue 27

a. Have you ever been to America?

b. No, not yet. But I would like to go visit my sister soon.

a. Which part of America does she live in?

b. In L.A.


SECTION 3

SAYING YOUR FAREWELLS


Dialogue 28

a. It was a lovely party.

b. Please give my regards to your family.

a. Okay. See you tomorrow at work.

b. Drive carefully.


Dialogue 29

a. Please excuse me, I'd better go now.

b. Well, please come back and see us again.

a. Perhaps we can get together at my place.

b. Okay. That will be great.


Dialogue 30

a. Good night, Mom and Dad.

b. Good night, kids. Did you brush your teeth?

a. Yes, we did.

b. Make sure you go to bed right away.


Dialogue 31

a. I hope you have a good trip.

b. Let's get together when I get back.

a. Okay. Have fun and enjoy yourself!

b. I'll see you when I get back.


Dialogue 32

a. I shall miss all of you.

b. Please call us when you arrive.

a. Okay, I will

b. We'll be waiting for your call.


Dialogue 33

a. Let's meet more often.

b. Okay. That sounds great. When?

a. How about next week at the same place?

b. Okay. What time?


Dialogue 34

a. I'm sorry, but I've got to be on my way.

b. Do you have to go now?

a. Yes. I'm afraid so.

b. Will you come back soon?


Dialogue 35

a. Oh, is it ten already? I must go.

b. Do you have to work tomorrow?

a. Yes. I should be up by six in the morning

b. Then you need to get some sleep.


Dialogue 36

a. I'm sorry, but I'm in a hurry.

b. Why? Where are you going?

a. To the bank, before they close.

b. You still have thirty minutes.


Dialogue 37

a. Well, I guess I'd better be going.

b. Thank you for coming.

a. Thank you. I really enjoy dinner.

b. I'm very glad that you enjoyed it.


Dialogue 38

a. I enjoyed every minute of the party.

b. Thank you very much for the flowers.

a. Oh, it's my pleasure.

b. Good-bye. Let's keep in touch.

a. Sure. Next time I want to invite you to my place.


Dialogue 39

a. I'm glad that you invited us to your wedding.

b. Thank you for coming and for the lovely gift.

a. It's not much. I hope you'll like it.

b. Oh, I'm sure we will. Thanks again.


Dialogue 40

a. Can't you stay a little longer?

b. We'd love to, but we should get going.

a. At least stay for dinner.

b. I'm sorry. We have another engagement.


Dialogue 41

a. Why are you in such a hurry?

b. Because I have to be home before three o'clock.

a. Why? What time do your children get home from school?

b. They will be home by 3:30.