왕초보영어(제2362회) : 여행-수족관을 찾아

도와주실 수 있어요?  제가 길을 좀 잃어서요.

뭘 찾고 계시죠?

마유 수족관에 가야 하는데요.

아, 바로 길 건너에 있어요.

 

Can you help?  I am kind of lost.

What do you looking for?

I have to get to Mayu Aquarium.

Oh, It's right across the street.

 

 

M Can you help?  I'm kind of lost.

   lost = 길을 잃은

   kind of (형용사) = 약간 / 좀 (형용사) 한

   I am kinf of excited.

   The exam was kind of tough.

   I kind of like her.

 

Z What are you looking for?

   look for = ~ 길을 찾다(과정) vs find = 찾아내다(결과)

   What (질문어순)? = 무엇을 (질문어순)이니?

   What are you looking at?

   What did Cavin tell you?

 

 

M I have to get to the Mayu Aquarium.

   aquarium = 수족관,  fish tank = 어항

   Get to (장소) = (장소)에 가다 / 도착하다

   We got to the hotel on time.

   I have to get to the hotel.

   How do(can) I get to the airport?

 

Z Oh, It is right across the street.

   street = 길 / 거리(도심 속의 거리) vs road = 찻길(고속 / 넓은)

   across the street = 길 건너

 

Q 몇 시에 넌 그 역에 도착했니?

   What time did you get to the station?

 

 

*  More expressions

 

Kind of = 좀 / 약간 / 뭐, 대충 / 좀, / 대충, / 그런 셈이죠.

kind of (형용사) = 약간 / 좀 (형용사) 한 = sort of

Thank you so much. I am kind of excited.

I'm kind of sad.

It's kind of weird.

I'm kind of mad.

I'm kind of tired.

Kind of. She was my boss.

I know him. Kind of...

Oh, Kind of. I was her boyfrien

I know. I'm kind of scared.

   scared = 겁먹은 / 무서워하는 vs scary = 무서운

You are kind of annoying.

Jack is kind of weird.

Well, You are kind of lazy.

   well = 음 / 뭐

She is kind of annoying.

This is kind of confusing.

I'm kind of hungry.

Yeah. He was kind of rude

   rude = 의도적인 > impolite = 몰르는 경우

I was kind of disappointed.

They were kind of late.

Can you help?  I'm kind of lost.

   lost = 길을 잃은

I am kinf of excited.

The exam was kind of tough.

I kind of like her.

 

Look for (명사) = (명사)를 찾다

look for = 찾고 있다(과정)  vs  find = 찾아내다(결과)

I am looking for snow sleds for kids.
snow sled = 썰매,   kids(캐쥬얼한 느낌) vs children
I am looking for an inexpensive car.
Your mom is looking for you.
I am looking for a decent ring.
decent = 괜찮은/나쁘지 않음 = not bad = pretty good

I'm looking for a gift for my niece.

   niece = 여자 조카  vs  nephew = 남자 조카

I'm looking for someone.

She is looking for a job.

Hmm. I'm looking for a portable stroller so...

   portable = 휴대하기 쉬운 / 휴대용의

I am looking for a used car.

Are you looking for a job?

We are looking for a used truck.

What are you looking for?

What (질문어순)? = 무엇을 (질문어순)이니?

What are you looking at?

What did Cavin tell you?