왕초보영어(제2410회) : 직업-예술은 정말 어려워

제 그림을 즐기고 계신가요?

아, 그쪽이 그리신 거예요? 대단해요 ! 

뭘 표현하려고 하신 거예요?

자연의 미를 보여 주고 싶었습니다.

 

Are you enjoying my painting?

Oh, Did you paint this? It's incredible !

What were you trying to express?

I want to show the beauty of nature.

 

 

M Are you enjoying my painting?

   painting = 그림(= 색상이 들어간 그림)

   vs drawing = 스케치 / 데생(= 색칠하지 않은 그림)

   vs picture = 그림이나 사진(= 주로 사진을 이야기함)

   I bought a new painting

   Is this painting yours?

   Be (~ing) = (~ing) 하고 있다

   Are you doing your homework?

   Are you having lunch?

   I am using my computer.

 

Z Oh, Did you paint this?  It's incredible !

   incredible = 믿을 수 없는 / 대단한 = unbelievable

   You did an incredible job !

   His artwork was incredible.

   Did you (동사원형)? = 너 (동사원형) 했니?

   Did you make this cake?

   Did you call your parents?

   Did you have lunch? 

 

 

Z What were you trying to express?

   express = 표현하다 / 급행의 / 신속한, expression = 표현

   Express yourself.

   I expressed my thoughts.

   Try + to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하려고 한다

   I am trying to focus.

   We tried to leave.

   The baby is trying to walk.

 

M I want to show the beauty of nature.

   nature = 자연 / 본성 vs beauty = 아름다움 / 미인

   She loves nature.

   That's their nature.

   Want to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하고 싶다

   I want to show you something.

   She wanted to stay.

   We want to thank you.

 

Q 너 점심 먹었니?

   Did you have lunch?

 

 

*  More expressions

 

Be (~ing) = (~ing) 하고 있다 / 현시점에 한참 ~ 하고 있을 때.

Be (~ing) = (~ing) 하고 있다 <=> Be not (~ing) = (~ing) 하고 있지 않다

Honey, The heater is working again. <=> Honey, The heater is not working again.

Honey, The elevator is working.        <=> Honey, The elevator is not working.

The lights are working.                      <=> The lights are not working. = The lights are not coming on.

I am looking for a decent ring. 

I am waiting for Jason.

She is taking a shower.

Yeah. I think she is seeing someone.

I am seeing someone = 만나는 사람이 있어

Are you seeing anyone?

The baby is sleeping.

We are eating korean BBQ.

Excuse me. I'm looking for diapers.

   diaper[daiper] = 기저귀

I am delivering food.

Are you crying right now?

I am washing the dishes.

I'm begging you, man !  I'm dying !

   beg = 빌다

I'm riding a bicycle.

She is fixing her computer.

It's pretty obvious. You're watching WCB English.

   look = 일반적으로 보다  vs  watch = 일정기간 꾸준히 보다

   see = 보이는 것  vs  look = 의도적으로 보는 것

I'm watching Mayu's videos.

Katherine is playing baseball.

   obvious = 뻔한 / 티가 나는

Is someone using the toilet?

   toilet = 변기 / 화장실 = lavatory = bathroom

Are you using this computer?

Is she taking the test.

Thank you. I'm just doing my job.

   job = 일자리 / 일 / 임무

I am playing basketball.

We are just relaxing.

Oh, Help me, God !  I'm dying !

   die = 죽다, dying

The ship is sinking.

The bird is chirping.

Are you enjoying my painting?

   painting = 그림(= 색상이 들어간 그림)

   vs drawing = 스케치 / 데생(= 색칠하지 않은 그림)

   vs picture = 그림이나 사진(= 주로 사진을 이야기함)

Are you doing your homework?

Are you having lunch?

I am using my computer.

 

Did you (동사원형)? = 너 (동사원형) 했어? / 했니?

Did (주어) (동사원형)? = (주어)가 (동사원형) 했니?

Did you complain about their noisy parties?

   complain = 불평하다 / 항의하다 vs complaint = 불평 / 항의

   noisy = 시끄러운 = loud  vs noise = (명사) 소음

Did you complain about us?

Did you move your bags?

Man, that's not right. Did he say anything?

   right = (형) 옳은 / 맞는 <=> wrong = (형) 잘못된 / 틀린

Did you check your bag?

Did she push you?

   Man = 이런 / 어휴 (긍정 또는 부정)

Did you finish your homework?

Did you finish your work?

Did you make a decision?

Did you change his diaper?

   diaper = 기저귀

Did you walk your dog?

Did you go to the gym?

Did she pick you up?

Did you hear? James is quitting.

Did you buy the ticket?

Did you have breakfast?

   quit = 관두다 / 끊다 > quit > quit  vs  stop = 그만두다 / 멈추다.

   hear = 듣다 / 들리다  vs  listen = 듣다(의도적으로)

Did you book a plane ticket for your trip?

   book = 예약하다 = reserve

Did you make a reservation?

Did you go to school today?

Did you just fart?

Oh, Did you paint this?  It's incredible !

   incredible = 믿을 수 없는 / 대단한 = unbelievable

Did you make this cake?

Did you call your parents?

Did you have lunch? 

 

Try + to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하려고 노력하다

= (동사원형) 하려고 한다

I know. I should try to understand.

   i know = 내 말이

   understand > understood > understood

I am trying to succeed.

Sandy tried to lock the door.

I tried to lose weight.

I tried to peel the apple myself.

   peel = (동사) 껍질을 벗기다 / 깎다 / (명사) 껍질

I'm trying to focus.

Annie tried to lose weight.

What were you trying to express?

   express = 표현하다 / 급행의 / 신속한, expression = 표현

I am trying to focus.

We tried to leave.

The baby is trying to walk.

 

Want to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하고 싶다.

Wrong, I want to master English.

I want to gain weight.

The layer wanted to help the woman.

Do you want to master Korean?

Kirk want to live in Korea.

Do you want to come and join us, honey.

I want to eat something.

I want to study English.

I want to stay here.

I want to get married in December.

   february, march, september

I want to get married in spring.

Do you want to borrow this?

I want to communicate like a human being.

   human being = 인간, being= 존재

   communicate = 소통하다,  communication = 소통

I want to marry you.

He wantted to run away.

Wrong. I want to save $1,000.

   save = 모으다 / 저축하다

I want to start a new business.

I wanted to call you.

I want to improve my listening skills.

   improve = 늘리다 / 향상 시키다

   skill(s) = 실력

I want to learn French.

Jim want to stay here.

Do you want to improve your English skills?

I want to show the beauty of nature.

   nature = 자연 / 본성 vs beauty = 아름다움 / 미인

I want to show you something.

She wanted to stay.

We want to thank you.