Mad //
Be Mad + at (목적어) = (목적어)에게 화가 나 있다.
Are you still mad at your boyfriend?
How come you are still mad at me?
angry > mad > upset
I am mad at my brother.
Made my day = 덕분에 하루 기분이 좋아지다.
Sure. You made my day. Thank you.
You definitely made my day.
You guys made my day !
You made my day !
day = 하루 / 날 / 요일
You made my day. boss !
You made my day ! Thank you !
You really made my day !
You saved my day ! = 덕분에 문제가 해결됐어 !
Make (목적어) (동사원형) = (목적어)를 (동사원형) 하게 만들다
Can you make my face look slimmer?
slim = 날씬한
obese > fat > chubby > slim > thin > skinny
비만 > 뚱뚱한 > 통통한 > 날씬한 > 마른 > 여윈
Don't make me cry.
It made him work harder.
Make (목적어) (명사) = (목적어)를 위해 (명사)를 만들어 주다.
Make (명사) (형용사) = (명사)를 (형요사)하게 만들다
Don't make me nervous.
I wanted to make your day special.
special = 특별한
I will make her some soup.
Let me make you a sandwich.
Let me make you a cheeseburger.
She makes me happy.
Make a U-turn = 유턴하다
Can i make a U-turn here?
I just made a U-turn.
Make a U-turn over there.
Should i make a U-turn here?
Make a mistake = 실수하다.
Cheer up, Man. We all makes mistakes.
cheer up = 기운내(가벼운 것)
Did she make a mistake?
I can't make a mistake.
I didn't make a mistake.
I made a mistake again.
We all make mistakes.
Yeah, but computers don't make mistakes.
mistake = 실수, fault = 잘못
Make a right / left (turn) = 우/좌 회전 하다.(turn은 보통 생략)
I made a right at the intersection.
Oh, Just go straight and make a right there.
go straight = 똑바로 가다
You can't make a right here.
Make fun + of (목적어) = (목적어)를 놀리다
Are you making fun of me?
Are you making fun of my drawing skills?
skill = 기술 / 실력
make fun(의도적 놀림) vs tease(가벼운 놀림)
Don't make fun of my bag.
Don't make fun of my name.
Mom, Brian made fun of my shoes.
shoe(s) = 신발
She made fun of us.
make fun of someone(=기분 나쁘게 심하게 놀림) vs tease someone(= 기분 좋게 가벼운 놀림)
They made fun of me.
Make it up + to (목적어) = (목적어)에게 만회하다
Can i make it up to you?
He wants to make it yp to you.
I really want to make it up to you, sir.
I want to make it up to you.
Let me make it up to you.
Let me make it up to you !
let me = ~하게 해 줘 / ~할게
We want to make it up to you.
Make sure + to (동사원형) = 꼭 (동사원형) 하다
I will make sure to send it to you.
I will make sure to come.
come = 오다(대화 주체에게 가까이 가다)
Make sure to review it.
Make sure to boil the water.
Make up (명사) = Make (대명사) up = (명사(를 지어내다
Can't you just make up a story?
star / store / sting
Did you make up the story.
I just made that up.
Make up + with (목적어) = (목적어)와 화해하다.
Did you make up with your husband?
husbans = 남편 = hubby
Go and make up with your boyfriend.
apologize = 사과하다
I made up with my sister.
Many (복수명사) = 많은 (복수명사)들
I have many ideas.
James has many friends.
Many people came to visit.
Oh, Wow. You have so many cavities.
cavity = 충치(치아에 생기는 구멍) = decayed tooth
So many people get married in April.
get married = (동사) 결혼하다 > got married
marry(~와 결혼하다) vs get married(결혼자체 / 상태)
You have many friends.
Marry (목적어) = (목적어)와 결혼하다.
vs get marry to = 결혼하다
I'm happy You married a great woman.
I want to marry you.
She married a lawyer.
She married a comedian.
Wait...Are you going to marry Susan?
Will you marry me?
marry someone = get married to someone.
date / marry / divorce someone = ~와 사귀다 / 결혼하다 / 이혼하다
I'm happy > I'm glad
May I (동사원형) = (동사원형) 해도 될까요 > Can I
May I have your name, Sir?
May I help you, ma'am?
May I have your phone number?
Maybe (평서문) = (평서문) 일 수도 있지. / (평서문) 일지도 모르지.
Hmm. Maybe the cable is faulty.
faulty = 잘못된 / 불량인
Maybe he misses you.
Maybe you are not wrong.
Maybe she has personal problems.
Maybe she is sick.
Maybe she doesn't like pork.
Maybe she knows everything.
Maybe it was a mistake.
mistake = 실수, fault = 잘못
Maybe he likes him.
Maybe it's your destiny.
Mean = 의미하다/의도하다 > meant > meant
Did not Mean it = 일부러 그런거 아니다 / 진심이 아니었다
I didn't mean it. I am sorry.
I really didn't mean it.
She didn't mean it.
Mean //
I mean.... = 내 말은... / 아니....
I'm so sorry, Jenny. I mean..... Jenna !
sorry = 미안한 / 마음이 안 좋은 / 유감인
I'm sorry = I apologize
I mean... Our anniversary !
I mean... I still love you.
Mean //
I Mean it = 진심이야
I hate you. I mean it.
I didn't mean ti = 진심이 아니었어 / 의도한 게 아니었어
I mean it. You look gorgeous.
gorgeous = 아름다운 / 엄청 예쁜
You look pretty. I mean it.
Mean //
It means (평서문) = 그 말은 (평서문)이라는 겁니다.
It means you need to pull them out.
It means you are not my type.
It means we have to leave now.
It doesn't mean i'm hungry.
Mean //
You mean (명사)? = (명사) 말이니? / (명사)를 말하는 거야?
Oh, no. You mean your best friend Mayu?
best friend = bestie = BFF(Best Friend Forever)
You mean your friend Peter?
You mean the tall guy?
You mean, Peter Bint from WCB English?
mean = 의미하다 / 의도하다
You mean, James?
You mean, Friday?
from (명사=프로) = (명사=프로)에 나오는
You mean, The one in New York City?
one = 것, yellow ones, this one...
You mean, The tall building?
You mean, The black Car?
You mean, Mayu Man 2? I already saw it.
already = 이미 / 벌써, saw = 봤다
You mean, Your teacher Mayu?
You mean, EBS?
Mean //
What does (명사) mean? = (명사)가 뭘 의미하죠?
What does it mean?
mean = 의미하다 > meant > meant
what does 'giraffe' mean?
what does this mean?
Meantime //
In the Meantime = 그동안에( 2가지 행동 동시 발생)
In the meantime, fill out this form.
In the meantime, you can stay in the customer area.
customer area = 고객 대기실
In the meantime, you can wait upstairs.
Meet (목적어) = (목적어)를 만나다
I want to meet Mayu.
I want to meet her in person.
I will meet you there.
Ok. Meet me at the toy store !
store = 가게 / 상점
We first meet Jina in high school.
We met in Paris.
You are lucky ! I want to meet him, too !
lucky = 운이 좋은 <=> unluck = 운이 없는 = not luck
Meet up = 만나다(케쥬얼한 느낌) / 만나서 놀다
I met up with Mayu.
Let's meet up this weekend.
We should meet up more often.
often = 자주 / 종종
Might (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할지도 몰라 / 할 것이다
And If you're lucky, You might see tigers, too.
tiger = 호랑이, lucky = in luck
I might be late tomorrow.
I might move out soom.
I might start a business.
It might take away our jobs !
job = 직업 / 일자리
take away = 빼앗아 가다
No, thank you. I might fall asleep.
fall asleep = 잠들다.
doze off = nod off = 졸다
She might be late.
She might call you.
They might have an express service.
must > may > might
They might call you in the afternoon.
We might be leaving soon.
We might go to the movies.
Might be (형용사) = (형용사) 할지도 모른다
Stive might be lonely.
The exam might be easy.
Who knows? She might be still single.
single = 혼자인 <=> married = 결혼한
who knows = nobody knows
Might as well (동사원형) = 차라리 (동사원형) 하는 게 더 낫겠어.
I might as well buy three.
I might as well buy two.
I might as well do that.
I might as well get a new battery.
We might as well leave today.
We might as well wait here.
You might as well just stay.
Mind = 꺼리다
Do you Mind + If (평서문) = (평서문) 이면 꺼리니? / (평서문) 이어도 돼?
Do you mind if I sit here?
Do you mind If I stay here?
Do you mind If she joins us?
Nice ! Hey, Do you mind if I tag along?
tag along = 따라가다(초대받지 않아도) vs follow(= 함께 가다)
Minute = 분
(숫자) more minutes = (숫자)분 더
I need 20 more minutes.
Just 5 more minutes. I'm talking to jenny.
Lets wait 10 more minutes.
Miss (명사) = (명사)가 그립다 / (명사)가 보고 싶다
Don't you miss those days?
I miss my son.
Yup. I miss my friends back there.
Mix up (명사) = (명사)를 헤깔리다.
I totally mixed up my schedule.
I mixed up the names.
She mixed up the dates.
mix-up = (명사) 혼돈
totally = 완전히
More = 더 많이
I see. Grandpa knows more about it.
i see = 그렇구나, Grandpa = Grandfather
My son knows more.
My wife knows more about it.
More (형용사) = 더 (형용사) 한
He is more talented.
I'm sorry. I'll be more gentle.
I'll be more careful.
More (명사) = 더 많은 (명사)
More (복수명사) = 더 많은 (복수명사)들
I want more fruits.
More people will be here tomorrow.
Ok. Can you give me more details?
Share more stories.
The machine needs more power.
less(셀 수 없는) / fewer(셀 수 있는) = 더 적은
Well, More people get married in May.
We need more chairs
We have more students this month.
Yeah, But We'll have more income.
income = 수입 / 소득 <=> expense = 지출 / 소비
Move (목적어) + to (명사) = (목적어)를 (명사)로 옮기다
Can you move me to another seat?
another = 다른 / 또 하나의
seat = 좌석(= 고정된) vs chair = 의자(= 이동 가능한)
Can you move us to another table?
Move the sofa to the living room.
They moved me to the New York office.
Move out (of) = 이사 나가다 <=> Move in to = 이사 들어가다
I cannot move out.
I have to move out of my apartment by tomorrow.
They moved out already
We are moving out on February 15th.
Move to (명사) = (명사)로 옮기다
I'm moving to the Busan branch.
I am moving to the Jeju branch.
When did you move to America?
Much (명사) = 많은 명사
I added too much salt.
Nah, Sodas have too much sugar in them.
She has too much money.
Much (비교급 형용사) = 훨씬 더 (형용사) 한
She is much smarter.
The price is much cheaper there.
The rates are much better there.
rate(s) = 환율 = (exchange) rate(s)
Must be (형용사) = 분명 (형용사) 할 것이다 / (형용사) 한가보구나
Must be (명사/형용사) = 분명 (명사/형용사) 일 거야 / ( ) 인가 보네 <-강력한 확신
He must be a heavy snorer, huh?
heavy snorer = 코를 심하게 고는 사람
It is a new car, right ? He must be upset.
It must be really fun, huh ?
She must be a flight attendant.
She must be rich.
She must be tired !
She must speak good English well.
This movie must be really fun, huh ?
You must be angry.
You must be disappoint
You must be Mayu's sister.
She must be new here.
You must be tired.
You must be really excited, huh?
excited = 흥분한 / 신난(자기 자신) = thrilled
vs exciting = 남을 신나게 함
You must be thirsty.
You must be tired.
Must (동사원형) = 분명히 (동사원형) 일 것이다. / (동사원형) 하나 보군
Must (동사원형) = 반드시 (동사원형) 해야만 한다 / (동사원형) 할 것이다.
He said You must believe in him.
believe = 믿다, belief = 밑음
believe(= 말 / 용어) vs believe in(= 내면 / 가치 / 신앙 / 신념)
She must be bored.
She must bring the file.
She must have a lot of money.
We must leave now !
You must be from Korea. "Annyunghaseyo?"
from (지역) = (지역)에서 온 / 출신 인
You must be from New York.
You must come back now.
You must really miss him.
miss = 그리워하다 / 보고 싶어 하다.
You must really love him.