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미국 문화로 읽는 영어
길 · 명절 · 식탁 · 몸짓 · 호칭에 숨은 말 — 10일
미국 생활 이야기 하나에 거기서 나온 영어를 묶었습니다. 택시와 지하철, 공휴일 달력, 식당의 팁, 음식 이름의 유래, 관용구에 숨은 이야기, 몸짓, 초대받았을 때의 예절, 사람을 부르는 말, 역사에서 온 말. 유래가 확실하지 않은 것은 그렇다고 적었습니다.
- Lessons
- 10
- Days
- 10
- Minutes
- 159
- Quiz items
- 60
- To pass
- 80%
These lessons are explained in Korean. The quiz and the vocabulary are in the language you are learning, but the explanations have not been translated into yours yet.
Curriculum
Each lesson opens when the one before it is passed at 80%.
1주차 · 길 · 명절 · 식탁
- 1On the roadWhat you say in cabs, subways and trainsGet around a US city by cab, subway and train with the right phrases.
- The holiday calendarWhy so many US holidays fall on a MondayKnow the US federal holidays and talk about days off and holiday greetings.
- Holiday scenesThanksgiving, Halloween, New Year's Eve and the holiday seasonKnow what Americans do on big holidays and use the greetings that go with them.
- Bonus chapter 1Opens after lesson 3
- Eating outFrom being seated to the check, the tip and the to-go boxGet seated, order, pay and take leftovers home at a US restaurant.
- Stories behind food namesSandwich, hot dog, turkey and coffeeKnow where American food names come from, and tell fact from legend in English.
2주차 · 관용구 · 몸짓 · 예절 · 호칭 · 역사
- Stories inside idiomsBlockbuster, blue chip, the stork and movie ratingsUnderstand and use everyday expressions that come with a story.
- Bonus chapter 2Opens after lesson 6
- Speaking with your bodyHandshakes, hand signs and the phrases behind themRead common American greetings and gestures and use the phrases that go with them.
- As a guest, as a strangerWhat to bring, what to ask, and what not to askKnow the right phrases as a dinner guest and the questions to avoid with new people.
- What to call peopleNames, nicknames, titles and respectful termsAddress people by name and title the American way, and use respectful terms for groups.
- Bonus chapter 3Opens after lesson 9
- Words from historyIndependence, "hello", the assembly line and the word of the centuryKnow key moments in American history and the words they left behind.
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The lessons are explained in one language. Where a translation exists your screen uses it; where it does not, you see the original rather than a blank.
한국어
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