왕초보영어(제2501회) : 관계-이제 함께할 때도 됐어

우리에 대해 최근 들어 많이 생각해 오고 있어.

우리 결혼할 때는 된 것 같아.

잠깐...  나한테 청혼하는 거야?

오, 맙소사...  나 울 것 같아.

 

I've been thinking about us a lot lately.

I think It's time We got married.

Wait...  Are you proposing to me?

Oh, my God. I think I'm going to cry.

 

M I've been thinking about us a lot lately.

   lately = 최근 들어 쭉  vs  recently = 최근에

   I've been lonely lately.  vs  I saw him recently.

   Think + about (목적어) = (목적어)에 대해 생각하다.

   Do you ever think about us?

   What are you thinking about?

   Have been (~ing) = (~ing) 해오고 있다.

   I've been smilling all day.

   It's been raining for 3 days.

 

M I think It's time we got married.

   get married = 결혼하다  vs  marry = ~와 결혼하다(marry someone)

   It's time + (평서문 과거) = (평서문 과거) 일 때 됐어.

   It's time we made some changes.

   It's time I got a new phone. 

 

Z Wait...  Are you proposing to me?

   wait = 기다리다 / 잠깐

   Propose + to (목적어) = (목적어)에게 청혼하다

   I proposed to my girlfriend.

   Aren't you going to propose to me?

 

Z Oh, my God.  I think I'm going to cry.

   cry = 울다

   I think I am going to (동사원형) = 나 (동사원형) 할 거 같아

   I think I am going to throw up.

   I think I am going to pass out.

 

Q 너 그녀에게 청혼했니?

   Did you propose to her?

 

*  More expressions

 

Think + about (명사) = (명사)에 대해 생각하다

Are you thinking about your future.

   Not yet = 아직 아닌

Do you ever think about us?

I'm still thinking about it.

I am thinking about literature.

I've been thinking about us a lot lately.

   lately = 최근 들어 쭉  vs  recently = 최근에

   I've been lonely lately.  vs  I saw him recently.

I thought about that.

Not yet. I'm thinking about psychology.

   psychology[saikaledzi] = 심리학

We are thinking about it.

What are you thinking about?

 

Have been (~ing) = (~ing) 해 오고 있다

I have been eating only crackers.

I have been learning English for 6 months.

I have been missing you, too.

   miss = 그리워하다

I've been smilling all day.

I have been studying English for 3 years.

I've been thinking about us a lot lately.

   lately = 최근 들어 쭉  vs  recently = 최근에

   I've been lonely lately.  vs  I saw him recently.

I have been working here for 10 years.

It has been bothering me for a long time.

   bother = 신경 쓰게 하다

It's been raining for 3 days.

It's been snowing a lot.

My baby has been crying all night.

She has been crying all night.

   for a long time = forever = 오랫동안