왕초보영어(제2512회) : 여행-지역 축제를 즐겨 보자

지역 축제나 이벤트가 있나요?

도시 이벤트 일정표를 살펴보세요.

그건 어디서 찾을 수 있는데요?

웹사이트가 있어요. www.WCBevents.com. 

 

Are there any local festivals or events?

Check out the the city's event calendar.

Where can I find it?

They have a website. It's www.WCBevents.com.

 

M Are there any local festivals and events.

   festival = 축제,  local = 지역의,  event = 이벤트

   Is / Are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

   Is there an ATM in here?

   Are there any questions?

 

Z Check out the city's event calendar.

   calendar = 일정표 / 달력

   Check out (명사) = (명사)를 살펴보다 / 좀 보다

   check out something = take a look at something

   Check out my new blouse.

   I already checked out the site.

 

   

M Where can I find it?

   find = 찾아내다(= 결과)

   Where can I (동사원형)? = 어디서 (동사원형) 할 수 있을까요?

   Where can I but that necklace?

   Where can I find the brochure?

 

Z They have a website. It's www.WCBevents.com. 

   website = 웹사이트(= 웹사이트 전체) vs homepage(= 웹사이트 첫 번째 페이지)

   www.WCBEnglish.com.

   www.WCBEnglish.co.kr.

   Have (명사) = (명사)를 가지고 있다

   She has a blog.

   They have a new channel.

 

Q 그 지도를 어디서 찾을 수 있을까요?

   Where can I find the map?

 

*  More expressions

 

Is/Are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

Are there animals in the building?

Are there any local festivals and events.

   festival = 축제,  local = 지역의,  event = 이벤트

Are there any questions?

Are there dogs?

Are there many girls?

Are there many students?

Are there restroom in the museum?

Are there vending machines here?

Is there an ATM in 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 problem?

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 ATM in the building?

   ATM = Automated Teller Machine = 현금 자동 입출금기

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

 

Check out (명사) = (명사)를 봐 / 좀 보다 / 살펴보다

Check it out.

Check out all these people

Check out my new blouse.

Check out the city's event calendar.

   calendar = 일정표 / 달력

   check out something = take a look at something

Check out the sunset spot by the beach.

   sunset = 석양, sunrise = 일출 / 해돋이

   by the beach(= 해변 근처) vs at the beach(= 해변에) vs on the beach(= 모래사장에)

Check out this new sports car.

Check out this place.

I already checked it out.

I already checked out = I checked it out already.

I already checked out the site.