왕초보영어 : 여행-호텔 방 열쇠를 두고 나왔다면

죄송하지만 방 열쇠를 잃어버렸어요.

대체 열쇠 청구금이 있나요?

 

I'm sorry but I lost my room key.

No problem. We can get you a replacement.

Is there a charge for the replacement key?

No, I just need your name for cerification.

 

 

M I'm sorry but I lost my room key.

   lose = 잃어버리다 > lost > lost

   i'm sorry but + (평서문) = 죄송하지만 (평서문)이에요

   I'm sorry but I was here first.

   I'm sorry but I don't see your name.

 

Z No problem. We can get you a replacement.

   get (목적어) + (명사) = (목적어)에게 (명사)를 가져다주다

   replacement = 대체품 / 대체하는 사람

   Can you get me a towl.

   I can get you more water.

   No problem = No sweat

 

   

M Is there a charge for the replacement key?

   charge = 청구금

   is/are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

   Is there a homework.

   Are there many students?

 

Z No, I just need your name for cerification.

   for verification = 확인을 위해

   I need it for verification.

   I need your date of birth for verification.

   i just need (명사) = (명사)만 있으면 됩니다.

   I just need your name.

   I just need $5.

 

Q 죄송하지만 전 당신을 몰라요.

I'm sorry but I don't know you.

 

 

 *  More expressions

 

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Is/Are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

Is there an elevator in the building?

Is there a charge for the replacement key?

   charge = 청구금

Is there a fire extinguisher in the building?

Is there a homework.

Is there a question?

Is there a restroom in the building?

   restroom(집 밖에) = bathroom(집 안에) = toilet(미국 변기) = loo(영국)

Is there a restroom in the store?

Are there animals in the building?

Are there restroom in the museum?

Are there many students?

 

Get a flat tire = have a flat tire = 펑크 나다

Hello. I just got a flat tire.

She got a flat tire.

I got a flat tire on a highway.

 

Get a haircut = 머리 자르다

I'd like to get a haircut, please.

I got a haircut here.

You should get a haircut.

Did you get a haircut?

 

Get a loan = 대출을 받다.

I need to get another loan.

You don't have to get a loan.

I got a loan for a new car.

 

Get a trim = (머리를) 다듬다

I just want to get a trim. That's all.

I just got a trim.

How much is it to get a trim?

 

Get an estimate (for) = 견적

Can i get an estimate for moving?

I already got an estimate.

We need to get an estimate.

Did you got an estimate?

 

Get back + with (목적어) = (목적어)와 재회하다.

I want to get back with you. I need you.

  Get back with= reunite with(격식이 있는 재회..) <=> break up with = ~와 헤어지다

   get(움직임), get out, get in...

   get back + to (목적어) = (목적어)로 돌아가다

Get back to work

Get back to home.

 

Get better = 낫다 / (병에서) 회복하다 = get back on one's feet.

I hope you get better soon.

I am getting better.

You will get better.

Are you getting better?

Do you get better?

 

Get close = 가까워지다

Get closer + to (명사) = (명사)에 더 가까이 가다

Should we get closer to take some pictures?

   picture = photo = 사진

Let's get closer to the fance.

I got closer to the animals.

 

Get down on one knee = (한쪽) 무릎을 꿇다.

Yes, He got down on one knee and popped the question !

The knight got down on one knee !

Got down on one knee and ask her !

 

Get dressed = 옷을 입다 vs put on = 입다(대상 여러 가지)

Let me just go and get dressed.

I will go and get dressed.

Get dressed already. = 어서 옷 좀 입어.

 

Get in an accident = 사고가 나다

Man...My brother got in an accident.

I got in an accident.

My friend got in an accident yesterday.

Did you got in an accident? 

 

Get married = (동사) 결혼하다 > got married

So many people get married in April.

   marry(~와 결혼하다)  vs  get married(결혼자체 / 상태)

Well, More people get married in May.

I want to get married in December.

I want to get married in spring.

 

Get off work = 퇴근하다 < = > Go to work = 출근하다

I might get off work late that day.

We got off work early.

What time do you get off work?

I got off work in 8 O'clock.

 

Get (명사) ready = (명사)를 준비해 두다.

Yeah !  Get your camera ready !

Get your passport ready !

Get your boarding pass ready !

 

Get (목적어) + (명사) = (목적어)에게 (명사)를 가져다주다

No problem. We can get you a replacement.

   replacement = 대체품 / 대체하는 사람

Can you get me a towl.

I can get you more water.

   No problem = No sweat

 

Get some fresh air = 신선한 공기를 좀 쐬다.

I just want to get some fresh air.

Go and get some fresh air.

Elsa wanted to get some fresh air.