왕초보영어(제2481회) : 관계-오해가 있다면 풀어야지

그런 이야기를 나눠서 좋네.

나도. 이제 기분이 훨씬 나아졌어.

오랫동안 신경 쓰여 왔거든.

오해를 풀어서 다행이야.

 

I'm glad we had that talk.

Me, too. I feel so much better now.

It's been bothering me for a long time.

I'm glad we cleared the air.

 

 

M I'm glad we had that talk.

   glad = 기쁜 / 좋은 / 다행인 = happy

   I am glad we are friends.

   talk = (명사) 대화 / 소문

   Have a talk = 대화를 나누다

   Can we have a talk?

   They are having a talk.

 

Z Me, too.  I feel so much better now.

      so much = 엄청 / 아주 / 훨씬, me too = same here

   Feel better = 기분이 나아지다 / 몸 상태가 나아지다

   I hope you feel better soon.

   Do you feel better now?

 

 

Z It has been bothering me for a long time.

   bother = 신경 쓰게 하다

   I'm sorry to bother you.

   Am I bothering you?

   Have been (~ing) = (~ing) 해 오고 있다

   I have been working here for 10 years.

   She has been crying all night.

   for a long time = forever = 오랫동안

 

M I'm glad we cleared the air !

   air = 공기

   Clear the air = 오해를 풀다

 

Q 난 6개월간 영어를 배워오고 있어.

   I's been learning English for 6 months.

 

 

*  More expressions

 

Feel (형용사) = (형용사)하게 느껴지다 / (형용사)한 기분이 든다

But now, Everything just feels right.

Did you feel awkward?

Do you feel awkward?

Do you feel sad?

He says he feels awkward.

   awkward = 어색한 <=> comfortable = 편안한

I feel dizzy.

I feel flattered, but I am 40.

   I feel flattered = 과찬이십니다.

   flatter = 아부하다 / 아첨하다 / 상대방의 기분을 좋게하

I feel lonely.

I felt awkward.
It just feels right.

Like this? I feel so awkward.

   awkward = 어색한

She felt dizzy.

   dizzy = 어지러움

She felt lonely again.

The wind felt cold.

We felt awkward.

 

Feel bad = 마음이 안 좋다 / 마음이 안 좋은

Are you sure? I feel bad.

Don't you feel bad?

I feel bad for her.

I feel bad for them.

I feel really bad.

   really = 정말로

I felt so bad.

 

Feel better = 기분이 나아지다 / 몸 상태가 나아지다

Do you feel better now?

I hope you feel better soon.

Me, too.  I feel so much better now.

      so much = 엄청 / 아주 / 훨씬, me too = same here

 

Feel left out = 소외된 기분이 들다

I feel left out when you ignore my opinion.

   opinion = 의견,  ignore = 무시하다 / 모른 체 하다

I felt left out.

She felt left out in the group.

 

Feel like (~ing) = (~ing)할 기분이다 / 하고 싶은 기분이다.

Don't you feel like eating something?

I don't feel like cooking dinner.

   cook = 요리하다 / 요리사

   cooker = 요리하는 기계 / 조리 기계

   dinner = 저녁  vs  diner = 캐주얼한 식당

I don't feel like eating.

I feel like going out.

I feel like going outside.

I don't feel like tipping the waiter.

   tip = (동사) 팁을 주다

I feel like going for a walk.

   go for a walk = 산책하다 = take a walk

I feel like reading a book.

I feel like taking a nap.

I felt like crying.

   feel like < want to

 

Feel //

I Feel like + (평서문) = (평서문) 같은 기분이 들어 / 기분이야.

I feel like I am useless.

I feel like she doesn't love me.

I feel like this is a test.

I feel like we've grown apart.

   grow apart = (점점) 멀어지다

I feel like you don't like me.

I feel like you never listen to me.

   never = 절대 아닌,  feel > felt > felt

 

Feel Uncomfortable + around (목적어) = (목적어)가 주위에 있으면 불편하다.

I feel uncomfortable around her.

   uncomfortable = 불편한 <=> comfortable = 편한

I feel uncomfortable around Jerry.

She feels uncomfortable around her friends.