Same, Save, Say(Said), School, Score, Seat, See(Seem), Send, Sense, Serious, Should, Show, Signature, Single, Sky, Slack, Slow, So, Something. Sometime, Sorry, Sound, Speak, Spell, Stand, Start, Stay, Still, Stop, Stress, Stretch, Strong, Stub, Study, Subscribe, Such, Suit, Super, Suppose, Sure, Swear
Same //
The Same (명사) = 똑같은 (명사) <=> fifferent = 다른
I have the same cardigan.
I have the same car.
It's always the same excuse !
excuse = 변명 / 변명하다
That is the same model.
These are the same color.
You always say the same thing.
Save //
You Saved my day = 덕분에 살았네요 / 덕분에 문제가 해결되었네요.
Thank you, Sir. You saved my day.
sir = 남자를 부르는 존칭 / 선생인
ma'am = 여자를 부르는 존칭 / 부인
You saved my day, Sir.
You saved my day, Boss.
You made my day = 덕분에 기분이 다 좋아졌어요
Save up money = Save money = 돈을 모다 두다(up=목적이 있을 때)
He has saved up some money.
I have to save up some money.
Let's save up some money.
We have to save up some money for his college tuition.
tuition = 학비
Say(Said) //
(주어) Says + (평서문) = (주어)가 말하길 (평서문)이다 / (주어)는 (평서문)이라고 한다
(주어) Say + (평서문) = (주어)가 그러는데 (평서문) 이래.
He says You are very hardworking.
hardworking = 열심히 하는(일 / 직업 / 공부...)
I did. He always says he's busy.
My lawer says It's not my fault.
Ron says He is fine.
She says She is not interested.
She says She likes Korea.
They say They don't hire students.
Say(Said) //
(주어) said + (평서문:과거형) = (주어)가 (평서문:과거형)이라고 말했어
He said I was lazy. But I'm not !
I'm not ! = I'm not lazy !
It is. She said it's okay.
okay = 괜찮은 = fine
It is (my wife's birthday today)
Mayu said It's okay.
She said you were mad.
You said you were there.
You said you live in seoul.
Say something + to (목적어) = (목적어)에 뭐라고 좀 하다.
Did you say something to guy?
You should say something to him.
You should say something to your son.
Say //
It Say ~(문장 or 명사) = ~라고 되어 있다 / ~라고 쓰여 있다
I think so. It says 'occupied'.
occupied = 사용 중인 / 장악 중인 <=> unoccupied = 비어있는
It says 'no pets allowed' !
It says 'Women' !
I think so = 그렇게 생각해요 / 그런 거 같아요
I thought so = 그렇게 생각했어요 / 그런 거 같았어요
School //
Do you have school tomorrow?
Do you have work tomorrow?
Does she have school tomorrow?
Have school = 학교 수업이 있다 / 학고에 가야 한다.
I have school today.
No, You have school tomorrow !
Score a goal = 골을 넣다.
Ashely scored a goal !
Daddy scored two goals !
It was awesome ! In fact I scored a goal !
Seat //
Have a Seat = 앉다(친절한 의미) vs take a seat = 앉다(공식 자리에서의 착석)
Ok, Miss. Have a seat here.
Please have a seat.
Sure. Have a seat here, please.
You can have a seat.
You guys can have a seat over there.
have a seat > be seated > sit
See // Be Seeing (명사) = (명사)를 만나 보는 중이다.
Are you seeing anyone right now?
I'm seeing someone.
She is not seeing anyone.
Seem (형용사) = (형용사) 해 보이다
He seems lonely
You seem very stressed today.
stressed = (형) 스트레스를 받은 = stressed out
You seem warried.
She seems a bit nervous.
Seem like (명사) = (명사) 같아 보이다
Yeah. They seem like nice people.
nice = 착한 vs good = 잘하는
seem = 분위기 vs look = 외모
You seem like a cool person.
She seems like a quiet girl.
She seems lonely(형용사).
Send (명사) + to (목적어) = (명사)를 (목적어)에게 보내다.
I sent it to someone else.
I sent the package to Korea.
Send it to me by tomorrow.
send > sent > sent
Send the document to me.
Send this letter to the couple.
The company is sending me to the LA office.
Sense //
A Sense of (명사) = (명사) 감각
A Sense of humor = 유머 감각
A Sense of style = 스타일 감각 = a sense of fashion
But you have a good sense of humor.
Everybody need a sense of humor.
a sense of fashion = 패션 감각
Mayu doesn't have a sense of humor.
She has a good sense of style.
Wow, You have a great sense of style !
You have a sense of humor.
Serious = 심각한 / 진지한 / 만만찮은
I'm serious ! = 진심이야 ! = i mean it !
I saw a dragon. I'm serious !
My phone was dead. I'm serious !
She called me Mayu. I'm serious !
Serious // are you serious? = 진심이야? / 진짜야? = really?
Is he really here? Are you serious?
No way. Are you serious?
Oh, no. Are you serious?
Should (동사원형) = (동사원형) 해야겠다 / ( )하는 게 좋겠다 / ( ) 할 거야 / 아마 ( ) 할 것이다
Check out aisle #3. They should be there.
aisle[ail] = 통로
check out = 살펴보다
He should know the answer.
I know. I should slow down.
slow down = 속도를 줄이다 <=> speed up = 속도를 내다
It should be easy.
I should call my wife !
I should check it again.
I should go.
I should go home.
I should stay here.
It should work.
No ! You should fire your guy !
fire = 해고하다 <=> hire = 고용하다
lay off = 정리 / 일시 정리하다
She should have some cash.
Should I try again?
The money should be safe.
Thanks. I should practice harder.
hard = 열심히 / 세게
Thanks ! I think I should run.
run > ran > run
We should be careful.
We should move to a bigger apartment.
We should meet up more often.
We should get some rest.
We should work harder.
We should celebrate it, man !
celebrate = 기념하다, celebration = 기념
We should party.
Yeah. That should do it.
that should do it = that will do it = that will do.
do = 충분한
You should lie down.
You should get some rest !
You should more study harder.
You should be careful.
Should We / I (동사원형) = (동사원형) 해야 하나 < have to
Really? Should we go and say hi?
say hi = say hello = 인사하다
Should i change the color?
Should we help them?
Are you serious? > Really?
Should we just go home?
Should we take photos with him?
photo = 사진
take a photo with (목적어) = (목적어)와 사진을 찍다.
take a photo of (목적어) = (목적어)의 사진을 찍다.
take a photo for (목적어) = (목적어)를 위 사진을 찍어주다.
Should we eat later?
Should we talk to him?
Should we have to order it now?
Should have (p.p) = (p.p) 했어야 했다(=하지 않았다)
Again? You should have studied harder.
I should have learned English.
You should have come !
Show (목적어) (명사) = (목적어)에게 (명사)를 보여 주다.
= Show (명사) to (목적어)
Don't panic. You can show me your e-ticket.
panic = 당황하다 > panicked > panicked
show > showed > shown
I showed him my ID. = I showed my ID to him.
Show me the document. = Show the document to me.
Show up = 나타나다 / 오다
I was too hungry, and you showed up late !
starving > hungry = 배고픈
Did he show up there?
late = 늦게 vs lately = 최근 들어
The singer showed up late.
Signature (명사) = 고유의 (명사) / 시거니쳐 (명사)
It's our signature soup. There's seafood in it.
That's signature logo.
This is our signature food.
Single-family home = 단독 주택
Do you live in a single-family home or condaminium.
My parents live in a single-family home.
There are many single-family home in californa.
Sky = 하늘 < skies = 넓은 하늘 / 창공
Hey ! What is that in the sky?
In the Sky = 하늘에 / 하늘에서
I saw something in the sky.
The birds are flying in the sky.
Slack off = 게으름 피우다
Don't slack off, guys.
Stop slacking off?
You always slack off, man.
Slide //
Can we go down the slide?
after this = 이것 후에 / 이거 마치고
after school, after work
Go down the slide = 미끄럼틀을 타다
Sure. Let's go down the slide after this.
slide = 미끄럼틀
Should we go down the slide?
Slip one's mind = 깜박하다
Her name slipped his mind.
I'm so sorry... I completely slipped my mind.
completely = 완전히 = totally
It just slipped my mind.
Slow down = 속도를 줄이다 < = > speed up = 속도를 내다
I had to slow down a bit.
Slow down and be careful.
You are too fast. Slow down.
So (형용사) = 엄청 (형용사) 한
Gash, My head is so itchy.
itchy = (형) 가려운 vs itch = (동) 가렵다
scratch = 긁다
I am so shecked.
I'm so annoyed.
My hands are so cold.
The movie was so funny.
The weather is so hot.
The water is so warm.
You are so kind.
You are so generous.
Oh, no. I'm so scared !
scared = 무서운 / 겁먹은, scary = 무서운 / 겁나게 하는
I'm so sleepy.
My borther is so lazy.
The water is so deep.
So //
Not So (형용사) = 그렇게 (형용사) 하진 않은
But I'm not so pretty.
I'm not so tall.
I envy you. My dad is not so fun.
fun = 재미있는 vs funny = 웃긴
It's not so spicy.
It's not so early.
jealous = 질투 나게 부러운 > envious = 부러워하다
She is not so mean.
That house is not so cheaper.
We are not so close.
So = 그래서 / ~여서 / ~이니까 / 그러니까
I'm still a student, So My budget is tight.
I'm a vegetarian. So I don't eat meat.
I'm hungry. So, I'm going to order something.
The sales tax is 12%. So, It's $67.19.
sales tax = 판매세, income tax = 소득세
$67.19 =
We were tired. So We slept early.
You apologized to me. So, We are good.
So //
, So (평서문) = 그래서 (평서문) 이야
I don't have a job yet, so that's okay.
I am tired, so I can't go.
I'm single, so I don't care.
So much (명사) = 엄청 많은 (명사)
So much = 엄청 많이, too much = 너무 많이
so much love / effort
I am sweating so much.
I love you so much.
I ate so much food.
They give me so much work, but it's fun.
My dog is shedding so much.
shed = 털이 빠지다 / (필요 없는 것이 쓱 빠지다 / 흐르다)
She gave me so much work.
We ate so much.
Something = 뭐 그런 거 / 기타 등등
Did you send him a gift or something?
gift = 단독 or 합처서(gift shop) > vs present = 단독
Do you have a charge or something?
Do you have a pen or something?
Does he work here or something?
Do you have a pencil or something?
Something (형용사) = 뭔가 (형용사) 한 것
Did I do something wrong?
I want something sweet.
I saw something crazy.
Sometime = 언젠가 / 언제
vs sometimes = 가끔 / 때때로 / 이따금 / 종종
Come and visit us sometime.
visit = 방문하다, visit us / visit her
I will call you sometime tomorrow.
Let's have lunch together sometime.
Stop by my office sometime.
Sorry = 미안한 / 마음이 안 좋은
I am Sorry + to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하게 되어 마음이 안 좋아
/ (동사원형) 하게 되어 미안해 / (동사원형) 해서 죄송해요.
I am sorry + (평서문) = (평서문)이라 미안해.
I'm sorry to hear that.
I'm sorry to hear about your loss.
I'm sorry to bother you.
I'm sorry to call you again.
I'm sorry to wake you up.
sorry = 미안한 / 마음이 안 좋은
wake (목적어) up = (목적어)를 깨우다
I am sorry to bother you.
I am sorry to interrupt.
I am sorry to hear that.
I'm sorry to disappoint you.
interrupt = 끼어들다 / 방해하다
I'm sorry I missed your graduation, dude.
graduation = 졸업 / 졸업식
sorry = 마음이 안 좋은 / 미안한
I am sorry I wasn't there.
I am sorry I pushed you.
dude = 친구 = buddy = mate = pal
We're sorry. The parking lot is full.
partkin lot = 주차장 vs parking spot = 주차 자리
full = 꽉 찬 <=> empty = 텅 빈
We are terribly sorry.
Sorry //
I'm Sorry but + (평서문) = 죄송하지만 (평서문)이에요
I'm sorry but I lost my room key.
lose = 잃어버리다 > lost > lost
I'm sorry but I was here first.
I'm sorry but I don't see your name.
I'm sorry but I don't know you.
Sound (형용사) = (들어보니) (형용사) 한 것 같다.
Does it sound fair?
It sounds fair.
It sounds boring.
Oh, I love it ! It sounds so unique !
unique = 독특한 <=> common = 흔한
Speak (언어) = (언어)를 구사하다
I'm a fast learner, and I speak two languages.
fast learner = 빠르게 배우는 사람 <=> slow learner = 느리게 배우는 사람
I speak German.
I speak both Korean and English.
both A and B = A와 B 둘 다
I visit both Seoul and Busan.
My husband speaks English.
speak > spoke > spoken
My wife speak both Korean and English.
Olivia speaks both French and Korean.
Spell //
A is Spelled B = A는 B라고 철자를 쓰요.
Hope is spelled H-O-P-E.
It's Jim, but It's spelled G-Y-M.
spell = 철자를 쓰다 / 말하다.
spelled = ~라고 철자가 쓰여지는
Love is spelled L-O-V-E.
My last name is spelled B-A-E-K.
Stand (목적어) = (목적어)를 견디다 / (목적어)를 참다
It's my boss. Gosh, I can't stand him !
Gash ! = 어휴 !
I can't stand you !
She couldn't stand the pressure.
Start (~ing) = (~ing) 하기 시작하다.
He started coughing.
It is good for your health. Start eating.
health = 건강 vs healthy = 건강한
Let's start eating, folks.
They start crying.
Stay in the hospital = 입원하다.
Do i have to stay in the hospital?
hospital = 종합병원 vs doctor's office = 단과병원 / 개인 병원
I stayed in the hospital for a week.
I don't want to stay in the hospital.
do i have = 의무감(무거움) vs should i = 고민(가벼움)
I stayed in the hospital for 3 days.
Still = 여전히 / 아직
It's still early.
We are still boyfriend and girlfriend.
Yeah, But we're still good friends.
Stop (~ing) = 그만 (~ing) 하다 / (~ing) 하는 걸 멈추다
He stopped snoring.
I can't stop dancing.
OK. OK. Just stop talking to me.
Stop muttering.
Stop calling me Jenny. I'm Jenna !
call = 부르다
don't sing vs stop singing
Stop calling me mister Eugene.
Stop teasing me. Really?
tease = (가볍게) 놀리다 vs make fun of = (기분 나쁘게) 놀리다 / 조롱하다
Stop talking.
Stop singing
Always be patient and never stop learning.
patient = 인내심 있는, be + 형용사 = (명령어)
He finally stopped crying.
Stop calling me.
Stop yawning.
They stopped asking questions.
You should stop screaming.
scream = 소리 지르다(= 고함 / 함성) vs yell( = 나무라듯 / 잔소리하듯)
You should stop eating.
Stop by (장소명사) = (장소명사)에 들러다
Can you stop by the supermarket?
by = 근처에
I stopped by the showroom.
stop by = (계획이 된) vs drop by = (사전 계획 없이)
Stop by somewhere.
Stop by my office !
Stop by my office tomorrow morning.
Straight //
Go Straight = 똑바로 가다 = head straight.
Go straight for 3 minutes.
Just go straight and then take a right.
take a right = 우회전하다 = make a right = turn right.
Let's go straight.
Stress (목적어) out = (목적어)에게 스트레스를 주다
He always stresses me out with too much work.
My homework is stressing me out.
This project really stresses me out.
What is stressing you out?
get stressed out = 스트레스받다
Stress //
Be Stressed = 스트레스를 받다
Don't be so spressed
It's not a lie ! I'm stressed, too !
lie = 거짓말
I was really stressed.
Stretch = 스트레칭을 하다.
I need to stretch anyway.
I was going to go there anyway.
Remember to stretch before working out.
Strong //
(as) Strong as a bull = 황소처럼 강한 / 아주 강한
<=> (as) weak as a kitten = 새끼 고양이처럼 약한 / 연약한
He is just like you. Strong as a bull !
She will be strong as a bull !
You are strong as a bull !
Stub one's toe + on (명사) = (명사)에 발가락을 찧다.
I just stubbed my toe on the table !
toe = 발가락, toe nail = 발톱, (finger) nail = 손톱
I stubbed my toe on the chair !
She stubbed her toe on the table !
Stuck //
Be Stuck + on (명사=질문) = (질무)에서 오도 가도 못하고 멈춰있다
Are you still stuck on the question?
I am stuck on #7.
Yes, Mom. I'm stuck on this math problem.
math = 수학 = mathematics
Study + for (명사) = (명사)를 대비해 공부하다
Did you study for the quiz?
I'm studying so hard for my finals.
finals = 기말고사 = final exams
midterms = 중간고사 = midterm exams
I'm studying for the math exam.
Subscribe + to (명사) = (명사)를 구독하다
I subscribed to Mayu's channel.
Please subscribe to my channel.
Thanks for subscribing to my channel !
Such (명사) = 엄청 (명사) / 완전히 (명사)
No. He is such a baby.
She is such a liar.
You are such a weirdo.
weirdo[wirdou] = 괴짜 / 별난 사람
Such (형용사) (명사) = 엄청 (형용사) 한 (명사) = 셀 수 있는 명사 앞에 a/an
It's such a chilly day.
It's such good weather.
chilly = 쌀쌀한
It's such a lovely neighborhood here !
neighborhood = 이웃 / 동네 vs neighbor = 이웃 사람
Oh, No. He is such a nice(=kind) boss.
She was such a kind lady.
She is such an annoying person.
This is such an interesting story.
You are such a kind person.
You are such a nice guy.
Yeah. It's such a busy day for me.
Suit (목적어) = (목적어)에게 어울리다.
Do you think It suits me?
It doesn't suit her.
It suits her.
It's a good name, but It doesn't suit you.
suit = 어울리다 / 정장
Your name suit you.
Super (형용사) = 엄청 (형용사) 한
That's me. Is it from Mayu Games? Oh, I'm super excited !
excited = (신나게) 흥분한 vs worked up = (기분 나쁘게) 흥분한
The dress was super cheap !
The waiter was super nice !
The quiz was super easy !
Suppose //
Be Supposed to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하기로 되어있다 / (동사원형) 해야 한다.
I am supposed to call him.
You are supposed to water them only once a week.
once a week = 일주일에 한 번, twice a week = 일주일에 두 번
once a month = 한 달에 한번, twice a year = 일 년에 두 번
You are supposed to pick it up.
Sure = 그래 / 그럼 / 물론이야 = of course
Sure. Call me anytime.
anytime = 언제든 / 아무 때나 vs everytime = 매번
Sure. Let me just finish this.
Sure. I can help you.
Sure //
Are you sure + (평서문)? = (평서문)인 거 확실해?
Are you sure she knew your name?
Are you sure this is right address?
Um...Are you sure this is me?
yes, I'm suer this is you.
Sure //
I am sure + (평서문) = 분명 (평서문) 일거야
It's just his style. I'm sure he loves you.
I'm sure he is okay.
I'm sure she is not mad.
Swear = 맹세하다
Swear at sb = 욕을 하다
I swear + (평서문) = 맹세하고 (평서문) 이야 / 맹세코 (평서문)이야 / 나 (평서문)이라고 맹세해.
I swear I was with Mayu yesterday.
I swear I helped them.
I swear I didn't cry.
I swear I put it on my bed.
put = 놓다 / 놔두다 > put > put
I swear i ate the carrots.
I swear i saw a ghost.
swear > swore > sworn
I swear I left on my desk.
leave(= 떠나다 / 남겨두다) > left > left
swear(= 맹세하다) > swore > sworn
I swear I saw it here.
I swear I didn't do it.
Swing = 흔들다 / 휘두르다 > swung > swung
Do you want to swing on the swings?
Let's swing on the swings.
Swing on the swing = 그네를 타다.
She is swinging on the swing.
Why don't we swing on the swings.