왕초보영어(제2416회) : 관계-콜라보 프로젝트를 마치고 나서

프로젝트를 다 마쳐서 좋네요.

저도요 !  사장님과 일해서 좋았습니다.

사장님께 많이 배웠어요.

저도 과장님과 다시 일하길 고대합니다.

 

I'm happy we finished the project.

Me too !  It was nice working with you.

I learned a lot from you.

I look forward to working with you again, too.

 

 

M I'm happy we finished the project.

   project = 프로젝트

   I'm happy + 평서문 = (평서문) 해서 기쁘다

   I'm happy you like it.

   I'm happy you are here.

 

Z Me too !  It was nice working with you.

   me too = 저도요 = same here

   It was Nice (~ing) = (~ing)해서 좋았습니다.

   It was nice meeting you.

   It was nice working here.

 

 

Z I learned a lot from you.

   a lot = 많이 = so much

   Learn + from (목적어) = (목적어)에게 배우다

   I learn from Mayu.

   She learned a lot from her parents.

 

M I look forward to working with you.again, too. 

   again = 다시 / 또

   look forward = 고대하다

   Look forward + to (~ing) = (~ing) 하길 고대하다

   I look forward to studying with you.

   I look forward to meeting you again.

   I look forward to the party.

 

Q 네가 내 선물을 좋아해서 기뻐.

   I'm happy you like my present.

 

 

*  More expressions

 

Look(형용사) = (형용사) 해 보인다.
You look so anxious.  What's wrong.
You look different.
This car looks new.
Do i look anxious?
You look bored.
You look so serious.

I looks very swollen.     swollen = 부은(형용사)

You look scared !         scared = 무서원 하는 / 겁먹은 (형용사)

Your car looks sleek !      sleek = 매끈한 / 윤이나는 (형용사)

I don't think so.  He does look familiar.

   familiar = 낯익은 / 친숙한  vs  unfamiliar = 낯선 / 익숙하지 않은

You look interested.

Leslie looks worried.

   does look = 강조의 의미 > looks

This one looks good. What's in it?

   good = delicious

They look strict.

It looks difficult.

Your baby looks cute.

You looked amazing on the runway !

   runway = 모델 런웨이 / 활주로

You look chic.

Wendy looks upset.

Do i look pretty?

Is everything okay?  You look so down.

   down = 우울한 = depressed

You look pale.

She looks fabulous !

Do i look down?

You look cute today.

He says they look ugly.

You look slim.

She looks pretty in that dress.

You don't look (that) tall.

 
Look + for (명사) = (명사)를 찾다(=과정) vs find(=결과)

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

I am looking for snow sleds for kids.
snow sled = 썰매,   kids(캐주얼한 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?

M Are you still looking for a job?

   still = 여전히 / 아직

Are you looking for a desk?

I'm looking for a decent job.

Is she looking for a job?

Let me see.  Oh, You are looking for Mayu Hotel.

   let me see = 어디 봅시다

I'm looking for someone.

Are you looking for this?

 

Look forward + to (~ing) = (~ing) 하길 고대하다

I look forward to working with you.again, too. 

   again = 다시 / 또

   look forward = 고대하다

I look forward to studying with you.

I look forward to meeting you again.

I look forward to the party.

 
Look into (명사) = (명사)를 자세히 알아보다.
Let me look into student loans, too.
I will look into it.
Please look into the error.

 

Look like (명사) = (명사) 같이 생기다 / 보이다 , 처럼 생기다 / 닮다

It looks like a giant waterfall !

   giant = huge = 엄청 큰 / 대단한

It looks like a old tower.

Mayu looks like a bear.

It doesn't look like me at all...

   at all = 조금   vs not at all = 전혀

She looks like a little bird.

You look like your brother.

Wow, Your son looks exactly like his mom.

You look like your sister !

She looks like my cousin.

 

Look out (명사) = (명사) 밖을 보다.

Look out the window !  It's pouring outside !

   pour = 붓다 / (비가) 쏟아지다   vs raining hard

   pour = 쏟아지다 vs poor = 불쌍한  : 동일 발음

She looked out the window.

Look out the door.