왕초보영어(제2437회) : 여행-미국에도 시장이 있을까?

근처에 시장이 있나요?

네, Chinatown에 직거래 장터가 있어요.

무슨 요일에 열어요?

매주 토요일에 열어요.

 

Is there a local market nearby?

Yes, There's a farmers' market in chinatown.

What days is it open?

It's open every Saturday.

 

 

M Is there a local market nearby?

   nearby = 근처에,  market = 시장

   Is / Are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

   Is there an ATM in the terminal?

   Are there vending machines here?

 

Z Yes, There's a farmers' market in the chinatown.

   farmers' market = 직거래 장터

   in(= 지역 / 포괄적)  vs  at(= 건물 / 한정된 장소)

   In (지역) = (지역)에(서)

   There are many convenience stores in seoul.

   Jerry lives in New Jersey.

 

 

M What days is it open?

   open = (형용사) 열린 <=> closed = 닫힌

   day = 날 / 요일  vs  date = 날짜

   What days is (명사) open? = (명사)는 무슨 요일에 열어요?

   What days are your guys open?

   What days is the hair salon open?

 

Z It' open every Saturday.

   Every (요일) = 매주 (요일에)

   I go there every tuesday.

   We meet up every saturday.

   every Saturday = on Saturdays

 

Q 물이 있나요?

   Is there water?

 

 

*  More expressions

 

There //

Is/Are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

Are there animals in the building?

Are there dogs?

Are there many students?

Are there restroom in the museum?

Are there vending machines here?

Is there a local market nearby?

   nearby = 근처에,  market = 시장

Is there a charge for the replacement key?

   charge = 청구금

Is there a fire extinguisher in the building?

Is there a homework.

Is there a question?

Is there a restroom in the building?

   restroom(집 밖에) = bathroom(집 안에) = toilet(미국 변기) = loo(영국)

Is there a restroom in the store?

Is there a water?

Is there an ATM in the terminal?

Is there an elevator in the building?

Is there water in the cup?

Mom, Are there many animals at the Zoo?

   animal [ ænɪml ] = 동물  vs  anymore [ ènimɔ́:r ]

   zoo = 동물원, aquarium = 수족관

 

Every (기간 / 요일 / 명사) = (기간 / 요일 / 명사) 마다 / 매 (가간 / 요일 /명사) 

Every (요일) = on (요일) s = (요일) 마다

Every day = (부사) 매일  vs  everyday = (형용사) 일상적인

Every single day = 날마다 / 매일, Every other day = 격일로 / 이틀마다

Gosh, How do you do that every month?

   gosh = 어휴 / 맙소사 / 한숨 나오

I am going to watch WBC English every single day.

I come here every Sunday.

I come to this resturant every day.

I do that every day.

   every other month = 격월마다

I get $5 every other day.

I go there every Friday.

I go there every tuesday.

I go to the gym every day.

I study English every single day.

I take a walk every single day.

I visit my mon every other day.

I visit my parents every Monday. = I visit my parents on Mondays.

I water them every single day.

I work out every single day.

   every other week = 격주로

   every other month = 격월로

It happens every 5 minutes.

It runs every 30 minutes.

   minute = 분, 

   every(= 모든) person  vs  every(= 마다) 30 minutes

It' open every Saturday.

Jessica called me every single day.

Perry get $20 every other day.

Practice these patterns every day.

She eats fried chicken every single day.

She goes to church every Sunday. = She goes to church on Sundays.

She watches WCB English every day.

She woke up every 2 hours.

They are closed every Monday. = They are closed on Mondays.

   closed = 닫힌 <=> open = 열린

We meet up every saturday.

   every Saturday = on Saturdays

Who here watched WBC English every single day this Year?

Yeah, She gives me $1 every day.

   give = 주다

Yeah, She gives me $2 every other day.

Yeah, We talk to each other every day.

   each other = one another