왕초보영어(제2373회) : 가정-할아버지는 멋쟁이셨네요

아빠가 이 사진들 보여 준 적 있던가?

아뇨. 이분이 할아버지예요, 아빠?

그래 !  경찰이시곤 했지.

믿을 수 없어요 !  잘 생기시기도 했네요 !

 

Have I shown you these pictures?

No. Is this Grandpa, Dad?

Yeah !  He used to be a Cop.

That's unbeliveable !  He's handsome, too !

 

 

M Have I shown you these pictures?

   show = 보여주다 > showed > shown

   Have I (p.p)? = 내가 (p.p)한 적 있던가?

   Have I met her?

   Have I told you this?

 

Z No. Is this Grandpa, Dad?

   Grandpa = 할아버지, Grandma = 할머니

   Is this (명사)? = 이 사람이 (명사) 예요?

   Is this your dad?

   Is this your grandma?

   Is that your boyfriend?

 

 

M Yeah !  He used to be a Cop.

   Cop = 경찰 = police officer

   Used to be (명사 / 형용사) = (명사 / 형용사) 이곤 했다

   I used to be fashion designer.

   They used to be best friends.

   I used to be slim.

 

Z That's unbelievable !  He's handsome, too !

   unbelievable = 믿을 수 없는 / 대단한

   handsome = good-looking = 잘생긴

   Too = 또한 / ~도

   She is smart, too !

   There are Koreans, too !

 

Q 그녀도 널 알아.

   She knows you, too.

 

 

*  More expressions

 

Have I (p.p)? = 내가 (p.p)한 적 있던가?

Have you (p.p)? = 너 (p.p) 해 본 적 있어?

Have I shown you these pictures?

   show = 보여주다 > showed > shown

Have I met her?

Have I told you this?

Mom, have you seen my penguin toy?

Have you seen my wallet?

Have you watched this movie?

I have seen your penguin toy.

 

Used to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하곤 했다(=지금은 하지 않음)

But you guys used to be best friends.

   best friend = bestie = BFF(Best Friend Forever)

She used to play with dolls.

We used to be co-workers.

We used to hang out every weekend.

Oh, I used to work there, too !

I used to live in Hanam.

She used to be quiet.

 

Used to be (명사 / 형용사) = (명사 / 형용사) 이곤 했다

Yeah !  He used to be a Cop.

   Cop = 경찰 = police officer

I used to be fashion designer.

They used to be best friends.

I used to be slim.

 

Too = 또한/~도

No, I am sorry I raised my voice, too

I am sorry, too

It's my fault, too

Of couse !  I want some ice cream on them, too !

I want some syrup, too.

I can speak English, too.

Do you have non-alcoholic beers, too?

   beer = 맥주,  non-alcoholic = 무알콜인

I need new sneakers, too.

Do you have plastic bags, too.

I'm sorry, too. I misunderstood you.

   misunderstand > misunderstood > misunderstood

I love you, too.

I work at EBS, too.

Does your mom give you allowance, too?

Do you live in Paris, too?

Does Jun speak Korean, too?

Maybe we can sing together, too.

I can make time, too.

We bought a house, too.

Solo trips are cool, too.

   trip = 여행,   solo = 혼자

hese sneakers are comfortable, too.

Your life style is cool, too.

Really !  I miss her, too !

   miss = 보고 싶다 / 그립다

I care for you, too.

We live in Chicago, too.

Eat this cake, too.

That's unbelievable !  He's handsome, too !

   unbelievable = 믿을 수 없는 / 대단한

   handsome = good-looking = 잘생긴

She is smart, too !

There are Koreans, too !

She knows you, too.