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# I'm jealous. I envy you.  | # I'm jealous. I envy you.  | ||
# That's stupid.  | # That's stupid.  | ||
| − | #    | + | # I speak English well.  | 
| − | #    | + | # Do you read regularly?  | 
| − | #    | + | # No, thank you.  | 
| − | #    | + | # Please turn left.  | 
| − | #    | + | # It stayed in our hearts.  | 
| − | #    | + | # I'm fine, thank you.  | 
| − | #    | + | # Hello, is Mr./Ms. Smith here?  | 
| − | #    | + | # I feel really down.  | 
| − | #    | + | # I got lost.  | 
| − | #    | + | # You haven't changed at all.  | 
| − | #    | + | # I am sorry to have troubled you.  | 
| − | #    | + | # May I have your name?  | 
| − | #    | + | # Good morning.  | 
| − | #    | + | # Could I borrow your car?  | 
| − | #    | + | # Don't worry about it.  | 
| − | #    | + | # He always talks big. (그는 언제나 허풍을 떤다.)  | 
| − | #    | + | # I can't believe it.   | 
| − | #    | + | # You always seem so happy.  | 
| − | #    | + | # I didn't hear you.  | 
| − | #    | + | # Is that clear?  | 
| − | #    | + | # Your opinion is reasonable.  | 
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# She is so smart.  | # She is so smart.  | ||
# Do you want it?  | # Do you want it?  | ||
2020년 1월 13일 (월) 00:35 판
105번 부터
1 Basic
- It's very cold today.
 - Please say hello to John for me.
 - Please turn right.
 - You're welcome.
 - I didn't catch that.
 - Can't you give me a better price?
 - Is your job interesting?
 - How pretty you are!
 - You have a very successful business.
 - Is your work busy lately?
 - You can drink a lot.
 - You made my day.
 - I feel much better.
 - What's on your mind?
 - That's not what I mean.
 - How's it going?
 - I just made it.
 - What are you doing?
 - You too.
 - I'm in low spirits today.
 - Let me introduce Mr. White to you.
 - I'd like to return this.
 - I'm so pissed.
 - What does she like?
 - I haven't seen you for a long time.
 - What is your hobby?
 - I've got to go.
 - How wonderful to meet you again.
 - Don't get so excited!
 - That's wonderful. That's great.
 - Please send an ambulance.
 - You have a strong body.
 - He is ill in bed.
 - Why are you so glum?
 - There is no doubt.
 - You should respect his authority.
 - It's too expensive.
 - I'll see you at six.
 - That's exactly my own idea.
 - You're going too far.
 - It's most thoughtful of you. (정말 사려 깊구나.)
 - Really?
 - He made a witty comment.
 - Please tell her to call me back.
 - You've grown taller again.
 - Things are really hectic.
 - I have a very bad diarrhea.
 - My eyes are black.
 - You're so diligent.
 - I don't like it.
 - I feel so cheerful.
 - You flatter me. (과찬의 말씀이십니다)
 - His face became really animated.
 - It was nothing.
 - I can't follow you.
 - Yes.
 - I know the feeling.
 - Maybe we can get together sometime.
 - Don't count on me.
 - There comes a bus.
 - Don't get me wrong.
 - I couldn't be happier.
 - Are you coming with me?
 - That's right.
 - Help!
 - That sounds like fun.
 - I lost my credit card.
 - I enjoyed his company. (나는 그와 함께 있는 것이 즐거웠다.)
 - You can't miss it.
 - It's raining.
 - I feel a little unwell.
 - It's not your fault.
 - Why are you so sure?
 - Fasten your seat belt.
 - It's been a year since I started studying English.
 - Like hell I will.
 - Want to hear a joke?
 - I wouldn't say that. (저라면 그렇게 말하지 않겠어요.)
 - Can you forgive me?
 - Your french is really surprising.
 - I'll check it out.
 - I'm jealous. I envy you.
 - That's stupid.
 - I speak English well.
 - Do you read regularly?
 - No, thank you.
 - Please turn left.
 - It stayed in our hearts.
 - I'm fine, thank you.
 - Hello, is Mr./Ms. Smith here?
 - I feel really down.
 - I got lost.
 - You haven't changed at all.
 - I am sorry to have troubled you.
 - May I have your name?
 - Good morning.
 - Could I borrow your car?
 - Don't worry about it.
 - He always talks big. (그는 언제나 허풍을 떤다.)
 - I can't believe it.
 - You always seem so happy.
 - I didn't hear you.
 - Is that clear?
 - Your opinion is reasonable.
 - She is so smart.
 - Do you want it?
 - I really need your suggestion.
 - Is something on your mind?
 - I've got a tan.
 - I'm not into it.
 - I'm a workaholic.
 - Nice to meet you.
 - I can't wait.
 - That's a good idea.
 - Give me a break!
 - What time do you go to work everyday?
 - He's under the weather.
 - Your hand feels cold.
 - Would you mind helping me?
 - What's the weather like today?
 - This is broken. Can you exchange it?
 - We had a good time.
 - Look how far you're come.
 - I was surprised.
 - Do you speak English?
 - My skin tans easily.
 - I couldn't agree more.
 - I appreciate the compliment.
 - I can't take it anymore.
 - I'll fix you up.
 - You make me feel good.
 - The same to you.
 - Are you married?
 - My mouth is large.
 - I beg your pardon?
 - Is it your first trip to Shanghai?
 - He's very enthusiastic about it.
 - Any messages for me?
 - That's great.
 - I agree.
 - Don't blame yourself.
 - Worrying keeps me awake.
 - It drives me crazy.
 - My eyelids are swollen.
 - I'll have this. This one please.
 - Is something bothering you?
 - I love it.
 - Great minds think alike.
 - My family is close.
 - Are you busy at work?
 - I'll get the check today.
 - Is it true or false?
 - It's not a big deal!
 - Sounds like a good idea.
 - Can I have a look at it?
 - That's the bottom line.
 - What are you worried about?
 - Could you wait here?
 - My chicks are chubby.
 - I know how you feel.
 - You're so smart.
 - I am very slim.
 - Are these new clothes?
 - I have no choice.
 - Is this all right?
 - Have a nice day.
 - When will she come back?
 - I strongly trust it.
 - Can you speak slowly?
 - Does it make sense?
 - That rings a bell.
 - I'm not myself today.
 - I'm on your side.
 - I'm proud of you.
 - Over my dead body! (받아 쓰기는 했으나 정확한 뜻을 몰랐음 - "내 눈에 흙이 들어가기 전에는 안 돼!")
 - I'm used to it.
 - I'm mad at myself.
 - How are thing at school?
 - I'd like to ask a favor of you.
 - Please be careful.
 - You have a point there.
 - Yes, hold on a second.
 - It's none of your business.
 - You have my word.
 - What are you thinking?
 - No.
 - It hurts a lot here.
 - It's going too far.
 - Your Chinese is really surprising.
 - That's amazing.
 - Give me a hand.
 - I'm a stranger here.
 - Are there any questions?
 - How have you been?
 - Do you know what I mean?
 - Your have sexy lips.
 - How are you doing?
 - Don't lose your head.
 - I really learned a lot.
 - What did you say?
 - I can't access to the internet.
 - Let go.
 - Do you want something?
 - How does it taste?
 - You're in a bad mood.
 - You slept like a dog.
 - How much is this?
 - For here or to go?
 - Haven't we met before?
 - We enjoyed ourselves very much.
 - You need to workout. (단어 틀림: work out 이라고 적었음)
 - How was your day?
 - I love this game.
 - Don't be so modest.
 - You've gotten a suntan.
 - It's a laugh a minute.
 - She leads a happy life. (lives 라고 적었음. 다시 들으니 leads 로 들림)
 - Is it okay with you?
 - Excuse me, a bottle of beer please.
 - I'm counting on you.
 - I can't stop laughing.
 - You have sharp eyes.
 - It's the same thing.
 - I don't know.
 - Time is running out.
 - What day is it today?
 - You did fairly well.
 - I hate it.
 - I'm a bit tired.
 - Excuse me.
 - Yes, I suppose so. (못 알아들음)
 - Excuse me.
 - Those were the days. (Those 가 안들렸음)
 - I'm naturally optimistic.
 - Can I ask a favor?
 - No, thank you.
 - I don't like it.
 - What are you smiling about?
 - I'm very proud of you.
 - Oh, I see.
 - I'll be right there.
 - It's up in the air. (받아적었으나 뜻을 몰랐음 - "아직 결정되지 않았어요.")
 - I don't like it.
 - I'll be seeing you.
 - Our positions are different.
 - I can't help it.
 - It seems all right.
 - You're on top of it.
 - I'm on a diet.
 - I wouldn't be wiling to leave. (긴가민가하며 wiring 이라고 적었음. 그리고 wiling 이라는 단어를 처음 봄. 혹시 기꺼이 ~를 한다는 표현인 be willing to 에서 willing이 wiling 으로 잘못 적혀있었고, 성우가 이를 그대로 읽은 건 아닐까?)
 - I don't think so.
 - You're my good boy.
 - Clothes make the man. (처음에 '이건 말이 안 되는데?' 라고 생각하며 Close 라고 적었음 ㅜㅜ)
 - I'm walking on air. (받아 적었으나 뜻을 몰랐음 - "날 듯이 기뻐요")
 - I see. I got it.
 - That's amazing.
 - I'm a housewife.
 - It won't be long.
 - I'm about to explode.
 - Have you been to the United States?
 - That's fine with me.
 - Let me see it.
 - You ask for it!
 - You have high cheekbones. (chick bones라고 적었음)
 - Easy come easy go.
 - Could you help me out?
 - What day is today?
 - I have oily skin.
 - Please have a seat.
 - I feel like a million dollars.
 - Why?
 - You look great today.
 - I can't understand.
 - I have faith in you.
 - Do you work independently?
 - Your dad is quite funny.
 - I apply mascara regularly. (한국어로 "마스카라"라고만 듣고 영어로는 처음 들어서 그랬는지 못 알아들었음)
 - Take your time.
 - Thank you very much.
 - Keep in touch.
 - I'm just looking.
 - I wish I could.
 - Everything will be all right.
 - No problem.
 - I'm down in spirits.
 - Could I have you teach me what that means?
 - This book is very entertaining.
 - My eyes are small.
 - Do you have it in different colors? ("it in" 이 blending 되어 발음하는 걸 못 알아들었음.)
 - It's easier said than done.
 - Do you see him often?
 - I can't stop smiling.
 - It's a bad idea.
 - What was your previous job?
 - We were delirious with joy. (단어를 몰랐음. 받아쓰는 건 deli.. 까지만 적었음.)
 - Can I pay with a credit card?
 - I'm in poor spirit.
 - Do you speak English?
 - Think nothing of it. (뜻을 몰랐음 - "아무것도 아닌데 마음쓰지 마세요.")
 - Please contact me anytime.
 - I'm glad to hear it.
 - I'll try my best.
 - We're all for it.
 - Do you mean it?
 - What? Sorry?
 - I look very mean.
 - I've come to say goodbye.
 - Where is this?
 - She was hysterical with laughter. (한글로도 사용하는 "히스테릭" 이라는 단어를 알고 있었는데, 영어 단어로는 정확히 몰라서 못 적었음. 여기서는 "너무 웃긴다"는 의미로 사용)
 - Cheers! (알았던 표현이라 잘 들림)
 - I'm against this decision.
 - I was deeply moved.
 - Don't do it.
 - A little salty.
 - I'm so happy for you.
 - Don't worry.
 - How do you read that character?
 - Don't hog my girl friend. (처음에 hug 라고 적었음. "독차지하다" 라는 뜻이 hog 라는 단어는 모르는 단어였음.)
 - I'm full.
 - Just hang in there.
 - Please come in.
 - Hello, there!
 - When are you free?
 - Watch the cars! (당황스럽게도 처음에 "What's" 라고 들었으나 이어서 나오는 표현과 뜻이 통하지 않아 무언가 잘못되었음을 생각함)
 - Long time no see.
 - I'm running late.
 - I'm a hundred percent certain.
 - I'm in a hurry!
 - Is that okay?
 - To go.
 - See you later.
 - The answer is zero.
 - Please don't let it happen again.
 - I don't know what to say.
 - It's not worth it.
 - I'm having a great time.
 - It was a great help.
 - Move out of my way!
 - Your eyelids look swollen.
 - I'm not in the mood.
 - You're got the point. (처음 들은 표현이라 어색했음. You've got the point 는 들어봤는데... You're got the point 는 처음 들어봄)
 - Can I have the receipt, please?
 - I have no idea.
 - Who told you that?
 - You look like a million dollars.
 - I have distinct cheekbones. (맞았음. 앞에서 cheekbones 라는 표현을 이미 학습해서 이번에는 틀리지 않음)
 - Do not trust to chance. (the 라고 들음)
 - It's a sign of respect.
 - I'm sorry I can't.
 - It's no big deal.
 - Please don't blame yourself.
 - Your daughter is so cute.
 - Stop it!
 - It's fine today.
 - You're absolutely correct.
 - I regret getting married.
 - I look up to him.
 - Do you understand what I said?
 - You're got it all wrong.
 - We were in high spirits. (다음에 써 먹여야지 - "우리는 의기양양했다.")
 - Your wife is very charming.
 - What time do you leave your work?
 - It's going to be great.
 - It is more than certain.
 - I must be going now.
 - That's fine. Okay.
 - I don't see why not.
 - I respect your work.
 - Of course. Sure.
 - I don't care.
 - Excuse me.
 - I'm on your side. (나왔던 표현 계속 나오네...)
 - The wall has ears.
 - What an adorable baby!
 - Believe it or not.
 - Do I have any messages?
 - I'm against this decision. (나왔던 표현인데..)
 - I enjoy listening to music.
 - Thank you for everything.
 - It's a long story.
 - We're so proud of you.
 - What is your hobby?
 - You have a good taste.
 - We share the same point. (토의할 때 써 먹어야지.)
 - Glad to meet you.
 - How about you?
 - He doesn't have time.
 - What's your name?
 - How much is this?
 - Let me sleep on it.
 - He can hardly speak.
 - I don't think so.
 - Let me know.
 - don't give me that!
 - I'm a football fan.
 - I had my wallet stolen.
 - Take care.
 - She entertained the children. (이런 표현은 처음이지만 잘 적었음)
 - He can't take a joke.
 - I'll be right there.
 - Is your job challenging? (난 challenging 한 job 이 좋다. 대우도 잘 해주고.)
 - What are you doing?
 - What makes you think so?
 - Did you have fun shopping?
 - No. (나왔던 거다...)
 - That made my day. (앞에서 나왔던 거다)
 - I understand.
 - You asked for it.
 - Don't make up a story.
 - That's too bad.
 - I'm thirsty.
 - The hot water isn't running.
 - That makes no sense.
 - What do you want to eat?
 - If you say so.
 - I'm lonely.
 - I would like to make a phone call.
 - Let's play it by ear. (무슨 뜻이지?)
 - Is there anyone who can speak Japanese?
 - Hello. Hi.
 - It's time to go.
 - Do you have any idea?
 - What shall I do? ("What should I do?" 와의 차이점은?)
 - See you tomorrow.
 - I'll see to it. (무슨 뜻이지? - "제가 처리하겠습니다?")
 - I'm an engineer.
 - How are you recently?
 - I oppose it.
 - Any day will do. (무슨 뜻이지? - "어느 날이라도 좋다.")
 - It's against the law.
 - Good-bye. See you.
 - I like loose-fitting clothe.
 - What time should we meet?
 - Your shoes are beautiful.
 - No, not at all.
 - How are you?
 - Don't you think so?
 - I really appreciate it.
 - How did you sleep?
 - Don't trust to chance! (나왔던 표현. 이번에는 안 틀림)
 - Watch out!
 - I value your opinion.
 - Good night.
 - She earned their respect.
 - You know what I mean?
 - I envy you very much.
 - I'm so satisfied today.
 - I owe you a lot.
 - What a great day!
 - Are you all right?
 - Have a good time.
 - I'd be glad to. ("I'd" blending 알아들음)
 - Why did you divorce? (divorce 가 동사로도 쓰이는군)
 - I'm really enjoying this.
 - I couldn't be happier.
 - He is not in.
 - What should I do? ("What shall I do?" 와의 차이점은?)
 - Do you have a bit of time now?
 - I have a long hair.
 - She is my best friend.
 - I get nervous easily.
 - Sorry. I'm tied up now. (미안, 나 지금 바빠.)
 - I'd like to check out.
 - I'm all ears.
 - I manage quality control.
 - I don't think so.
 - My arms are flashy. (flash 라고 적었음. 호화로운이라는 뜻의 flashy 를 모르기도 했지만 -y 발음을 그냥 무시해서 못 적은 것도 있고, 처음에는 "내 팔이 번개처럼 빠르다?"는 뜻인 줄로 알았음.)
 - How did your find his novel? (받아쓰기는 맞음. 그런데 you 가 아니라 your 로 써도 되는건가?)
 - Could I talk to you?
 - He won an election.
 - You too.
 - My eyelids are single-folded.
 - Please slow down a little bit.
 - Make up your mind.
 - You piss me off.
 - Do you live alone?
 - Do I have to.
 - What time is it?
 - What's this?
 - Is there a public phone around here?
 - The food is delicious.
 - Is it good?
 - Haven't seen you for ages.
 - I'm sorry to be late.
 - I feel happy.
 - It's a long story. (또 나왔던거...)
 - That's ok. (okay 라고 적었음)
 - I agreed with your plan.
 - Speak of the devil.
 - You owe me one.
 - Don't worry about it.
 - It's very hot outside.
 - Can I try it on?
 - I don't think I will.
 - Don't be so childish.
 - What do you recommend?
 - That's too much.
 - I want to go to.
 - I'm calling to say goodbye. (어떤 때는 good-bye 라고 적고, 또 어떤 때는 goodbye 라고 적네?)
 - Nothing can't stop you now.
 - I seem to have a fever.
 - Time flies. I'd better go. (아마도 "Time flies" 라는 표현을 알고 있어서 어렵지 않게 들은듯)
 - I'm sorry.
 - I'll back you up.
 - This house is my own.
 - Please tell me your E-mail address. (email 이라고 적었는데, E-mail 이라고 적어야 하나보다.)
 - Behind you.
 - Don't hog the bathroom.
 - We' re all set. (성우가 이거 일부러 '위 리 올 셋' 이라고 읽은 것 같다. 근데 만약 We're all set 에서 We' re 을 사람이 실수로 띄어쓴 거라면, Text to Speach(TTS) 기술을 통해 사람이 아닌 기계가 읽으면서 오류가 발생한 것으로 보인다)
 - Nice to meet you again.
 - Dizzy.
 - How are things going?
 - Do you understand?
 - So far, so good. (comma 를 빼먹었다)
 - I'm not good at English.
 - My mouth is watering.
 - I'm sorry to hear that.
 - I'm fed up with him.
 - How is everything at home?
 - Can you give me the lift?
 - What a good deal!
 - Hi! What's up, buddy?
 - It has turned cloudy.
 - I lost my job.
 - I jumped for joy. (-ed 를 빼먹음)
 - I've heard all about you.
 - Thanks, that's nice of you.
 - I couldn't agree with you anymore. (나왔던 표현)
 - The walls have ears! (나왔던 표현)
 - My face looks pale.
 - Are you a workaholic?
 - It doesn't seem like that.
 - It's very kind of you.
 - I don't mean it!
 - I like your hairstyle.
 - Do you see it?
 - You're full of smiles today.
 - I got a raise. (월급 올랐다는 표현을 배운 적은 있는데 익숙하지 않다는 건 핑계고, l 발음과 r 발음을 내가 구분을 정확히 못하는 것 같다)
 - Let's split the bill.
 - I can do it.
 - I'm good.
 - Could you please provide a diagnosis certificate?
 - If only I could fly.
 - Sorry, it didn't work out.
 - I'm not talking about that.
 - He is very impatient.
 - He has a quick eye.
 - How disappointed I was!
 - Could you please say that again?
 - You're really good at this.
 - He came by train.
 - What's the weather like tomorrow?
 - Count me in.
 - No problem, what is it?
 - How many children do you have?
 - Don't tell me that.
 - What is your weight?
 - Don't let me down.
 - I'm so glad you came.
 - Did you have fun today?
 - What do you think?
 - It's up to you.
 - It's going to rain tomorrow.
 - He owes my uncle $100. (사람이 아니라 기계가 읽는 게 확실한 것 같음. $100를 '오오' 라고 읽음.)
 - It's a fine day.
 - How will this be? (will 이 안들렸다니...)
 - I think so, too.
 - No need to worry.
 - Just read it for me.
 - He is a smart boy.
 - Did you miss the bus?
 - Bye.
 - I'm not available.
 - A bit spicy.
 - Don't fall for it!
 - I'll treat you.
 - Which one do you life better?
 - What's the daily rate?
 - Something came up.
 - I was worried about you.
 - I hope so.
 - He is just a child.
 - My eyebrows are thick.
 - Here you go.
 - Keep a good state of mind.
 - I'm dying to see you.
 - It's out of the question. (말도 안 됩니다)
 - I must be going.
 - What a shame!
 - How is everything with you?
 - I couldn't be better.
 - Uh-huh. ("Aha." 라고 적었음. 저런 의태어나 의성어가 아직 많이 어색함)
 - Don't be so emotional.
 - Have you got a minute?
 - I don't care for it.
 - Here's fine.
 - Here's a joke for you.
 - I see no objection whatever.
 - Today's my lucky day.
 - I'm happy for you.
 - Do you have a pen?
 - Yes, it was great.
 - I admire your work.
 - It isn't my day.
 - She had a bad cold.
 - My face is big.
 - You set me up! (네가 날 함정에 빠뜨렸어!)
 - You did a good job.
 - May I take your message?
 - What time is it now?
 - That's nice!
 - As soon as possible.
 - Just wait and see!
 - Excuse me. (세 번은 나온듯... ㅎ_ㅎ)
 - I feel lost again.
 - They can hardly stand still.
 - The view is great.
 - That's excellent. That's amazing.
 - I'll follow your advice.
 - My name is John Smith.
 - San Francisco International Airport, please.
 - I'm from Canada.
 - Calm down. (처음에 Come down 이라고 적었다가 "침착해" 라는 뜻인 것 같아서 Calm down 으로 바꿈)
 - You look so sweet.
 - I have a reservation.
 - You can never tell.
 - I have a good idea.
 - They like each other.
 - Things couldn't be better.
 - How are things at work?
 - What did you say?
 - It's not what I expected.
 - You poor thing!
 - Think about it.
 - What happened to you?
 - Thank your for your help.
 - Excuse me, do you have a minute?
 - What day of the month is it today?
 - My pleasure.
 - Hello, are you Mr./Ms. Wang?
 - My lips are thick.
 - Are you all right?
 - This is a souvenir from China.
 - I know all about it.
 - I lost my way.
 - Excuse me, do you where the post office is?
 - His jokes make me laugh.
 - I've never been this happy.
 - How have you been?
 - I was on the floor.
 - A bad headache.
 - Get out of here!
 - Better later than never.
 - I'm not feeling well.
 - Hey!
 - It was a stimulating discussion.
 - I must be leaving now.
 - You're a good friend.
 - Keep in touch.
 - Don't worry.
 - I think you are right.
 - Do me a favor?
 - Not bad I guess. So so.
 - Could you close the door?
 - This makes me very angry.
 - It goes without saying.
 - For here. (먹고 갈게요.)
 - It doesn't make any sense. (했던 거는 안나왔으면 좋겠다)
 - What's that?
 - Where do you live?
 - Sorrow filled my heart.
 - I don't know anybody.
 - Let me out here.
 - It's better than nothing.
 - How's you going?
 - All that for nothing. (모든 것이 헛수고였다)
 - You look happy.
 - You'll be fine.
 - I was on cloud nine.
 - No pain, no gain.
 - Excuse me, check please.
 - Pretty good.
 - Yes, please.
 - It's better than nothing.
 - Let's take a break.
 - I'd be happy too. (I'd 발음은 확실하게 이해함)
 - I feel the same way.
 - It's a pleasure to meet you.
 - Hold on tight.
 - Are you kidding?
 - Have a good trip.
 - You're nothing to me.
 - What is he talking about?
 - What's the date today?
 - Don't let me down.
 - He is on his way.
 - You shouldn't have done that!
 - Where should we meet?
 - How tall are you?
 - You're just in time.
 - It doesn't make any differences.
 - You look beautiful tonight.
 - You can make it!
 - It's a little chilly.
 - It's my lucky day.
 - She always seems cheerful.
 - You're very cool.
 - I'm having a good day.
 - This boy has no job.
 - Here, let me show you.
 - Please, tell me your cellphone number.
 - It's not worth mentioning.
 - What is your recommended food?
 - I have to go.
 - Do you have a minute?
 - It is growing cool.
 - Don't hog the shower. ("독차지하다" 라는 뜻의 hog를 배워서 틀리지 않았음)
 - We're all behind you.
 - He is a fast talker.
 - It's burnt here.
 - I was really pleased.
 - Where are you going?
 - May I use your pen?
 - I'm so glad.
 - I feel cheerful today.
 - Sounds good.
 - Can I help you?
 - What's wrong with you?
 - Is it Yes or No?
 - Thank you.
 - I work at home.
 - Well done.
 - You make me sick.
 - Let's get to the point.
 - I can't buy that.
 - He's fun to be around.
 - I shouldn't think too much.
 - All my fault.
 - What a stupid idiot!
 - It's snowing.
 - I swear by the God.
 - Love me, love my dog.
 - How is your new job?
 - I love my job.
 - I'm hungry.
 - I don't have a pen either.
 - I've never been so happy.
 - Are you kidding me? (나왔던 표현)
 - We are good friends.
 - I'll be back soon.
 - It was very impressive.
 - She's a fun person.
 - I lost my passport.
 - It tastes good. It's yummy.
 - I can only speak a little English.
 - It was worth the effort.
 - How do you feel?
 - I'd be glad too.
 - How have you been recently?
 - I'm glad to hear that.
 - It happens.
 - I've gotta catch the bus.
 - My heart is pounding.
 - Please go straight.
 - You've got a great personality.
 - It is small world!
 - I am crazy about her.
 - Nice to meet you, too.
 - Don't give me your attitude.
 - Please to meet you again.
 - I'm sad.
 - You two make a lovely couple.
 - I like it.
 - How about this one?
 - You must be joking.
 - I guess so.
 - You're smart.
 - What a nice day!
 - I don't quite understand.
 - Please do not cut in line.
 - I have a waist-length hair. (허리를 뜻하는 waist 를 못알아들음)
 - What have you been doing?
 - You're telling me.
 - He's a funny comedian.
 - Everything's a joke to him.
 - What happened to you?
 - You're beautiful.
 - I felt sort of ill.
 - The atmosphere was intoxicating.
 - It really takes time.
 - Tell me about you trouble. (your 라고 적음. 근데 이게 맞지 않나?)
 - Thank you for your encouragement.
 - How is your holiday?
 - You're gone too far.
 - It's a piece of cake.
 - You're too kind.
 - I'm a little nervous.
 - That's all I need.
 - Have a nice day.
 - I really wonder about that.
 - Same as usual.
 - Have a go at it. (한번 해 봐.)
 - I don't have time.
 - How did you like the song?
 - I usually am expressionless.
 - May I borrow your pen?
 - I'm as pleased as Punch.
 - Good afternoon.
 - Your gift made me chuckle.
 - I caught a cold.
 - No kidding!
 - Your company is very impressive.