English Recordings

I knew he was there all along. /워제어/
- all along with : 줄곧 따라서
- all along 에 줄곧이라는 의미가 있으므로 He has been there all along 과 궁합이 잘 맞는다. 하지만 He was there all along 이라고 잘 쓰인다.
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all along the line[프라임영한사전]
전선(全線)에
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I had no doubt about his tricks all along.
그가 속인다는 것을 처음부터 내내 확신했었다.
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I realized I'd had it in my backpack all along.
I remembered that it'd been in my backpack the whole time.
It hit me that I'd been carrying it in my backpack from the first.
알고 보니 처음부터 계속 내 배낭에 들어 있었다.
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I might as well admit that I knew the answer all along.
처음부터 그 답을 다 알고 있었다고 시인해야겠다.
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She's created problems all along the line.
She's behind the problems every step of the way.
The problems at every step can be attributed to her.
그녀는 모든 단계마다 문제를 일으켰다.
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That's exactly what I've been telling you all along.
제가 계속 말씀드린 게 바로 그거잖습니까.
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You've been wrestling with this all along?
이거 가지고 여태 씨름하고 있어?
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It is inside you all along.
모든 건 자네가 마음 먹기에 달려있네.
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the hope had been there all along[WordNet 3.0]
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There were cones all along the road.
길을 따라 죽 원뿔 모양의 안전표지가 놓여 있었다.
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It suddenly came to me that she had been right all along.
나는 불현듯 그녀가 처음부터 옳았다는 생각이 들었다.
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I have known it all along.
그건 처음부터 죽 알고 있었어요.
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I realized my dad had been telling the truth all along.
아버지께서 내내 하셨던 말씀이 진실이었다는 걸 깨달았죠.
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I've been helping myself all along.
계속 많이 먹었어요.
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I knew he'll make it big all along.
나는 그가 대성할 인물이라는 것을 진작에 알았다.
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I knew you would do it all along.
저는 처음부터 당신이 그것을 해 낼 거라고 생각했습니다.
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You knew all along what was going on.
너는 처음부터 다 알고 있었지.
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I knew all along that he'd been having an affair with her.
나는 그가 그 여자랑 바람피고 있었다는 것을 쭉 알고 있었다.
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The floods are out all along the valley.[프라임영한사전]
그 골짜기 일대에 홍수가 났다.
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In that year, Canadian scientist George Kell proved the English scholar was correct allalong.[리딩튜터 도약]
그 해에 캐나다의 과학자 조지 켈이 그 영국인 학자가 전적으로 옳았다는 것을 증명했다.

She's been depressed since I left.
- 내가 떠난 과거 시점으로부터 죽 우울해 왔다.
- depress sb : 누구를 감정상으로 누르다. 의기소침
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Seeing you depressed makes me feel depressed, too.
I'm down because you're down.
네가 우울해 있으니까 나까지 기운이 빠지잖아.
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depressed by the loss of his job[WordNet 3.0]
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have a heavy heart; be depressed in spirits[프라임한영사전]
마음이 무겁다
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I like to treat myself to a day at a spa when I am depressed.[WordNet 3.0]
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The glut of oil depressed gas prices.[WordNet 3.0]
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be dull; be stagnant; be depressed[프라임한영사전]
침체 상태에 있다
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be in low spirits; be in the blues; be cast down; be depressed[프라임한영사전]
기분이 울적하다
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be in low spirits; be depressed[프라임한영사전]
기세가 죽다
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be depressed; be lacking in vigor[프라임한영사전]
원기가 없다
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he felt depressed and miserable[WordNet 3.0]

I'm not getting a pulse.
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Your pulse is a bit fast.
맥박이 조금 빠릅니다.
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the pulse is a reflection of the heart's condition[WordNet 3.0]
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My pulse rate decreased all of a sudden.
내 맥박이 갑자기 떨어졌다.
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After taking my pulse, he took out a set of thin and long needles.
그는 나의 맥을 짚어보더니 침통을 꺼냈다.
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a weak pulse[WordNet 3.0]
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a bigeminal pulse[WordNet 3.0]
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a rapid pulse
빠른 맥박
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take a pulse[WordNet 3.0]
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a faint pulse[프라임한영사전]
희미한 맥박
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There is a pulse.[능률한영사전]
맥이 뛴다

그녀는 혼자 살아. 하루 종일 못 봤어. She lives alone. Ihaven't seen her all day.
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Without power, our computer network has been down all day.
전력이 끊겨서, 우리 전산망이 하루 종일 중단되었다.
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How do you put up with that noise all day long?
저 시끄러운 소리를 하루 종일 어떻게 참니?
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He is hanging around all day doing nothing.
He just fools around all day doing nothing of importance.
He just hangs out doing nothing all day long.
그는 하루 종일 아무 일도 하지 않고 빈둥거리고 있다.
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I was home alone all day.
I was on my own at home all day.
하루 종일 집에 혼자 있었어요.
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I'm afraid I'm busy all day tomorrow.
내일은 하루 종일 바쁠 것 같은데요.
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Have him follow me around all day is a nuisance.
하루종일 그가 따라다녀서 너무 귀찮았어.
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I spent all day cooking and cleaning.
나는 하루종일 음식하고 청소했다.
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After practicing calligraphy all day my hand is killing me.
하루 종일 서예 연습을 했더니 손이 아파 죽겠어요.
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It looks like we might be here all day.
하루종일 여기서 죽치겠군.
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It's taking all day just to freeze a tray of ice cubes.
얼음 한 판 얼리는데 하루종일 걸려요.

난 더 이상 할 수 없어. I just can't do this any more.
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Smoking isn't acceptable any more in many places.
흡연은 여러 장소에서 더 이상 용인되지 않는다.
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It has implemented FTAs with more countries than any other nation, and after the 1994 North American FTA, many of its domestic industries collapsed.[Advanced Reading Expert Level 1]
멕시코는 가장 많은 나라들과 FTA를 체결하였고, 1994년 북미 FTA 이후로는 많은 국내 산업들이 붕괴했다.
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Many kids don't look up to their teachers any more.
많은 아이들이 더 이상 선생님을 존경하지 않는다.
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I can't drink any more.
더는 못 마시겠습니다.
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I heard he wouldn't run any more.
듣기로는 그 선수는 더 이상 뛰지 않을 거라던데요.
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You can't use this pencil any more.
이 연필 더 이상 쓸 수 없어요.
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I can't take it any more. I've got to get some air.
더 이상 못 참겠어요. 바람 좀 쐬야겠어요.
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Could you give me any more discount?
더 이상 깎아줄수 없습니까?
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I can't even concentrate any more!
이젠 더 이상 집중이 안 돼!
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I wish to get out of doing any more work today.
오늘은 일을 그만했으면 좋겠는데.
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I can't take any more.
나는 더 이상 참을 수 없어.
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I can't take on any more work.
더 이상의 일은 떠맡을 수가 없어요.
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His album can't be sold to young people any more.
그 사람 앨범 더 이상 청소년에게 못 판대.
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He can't get any more brutal than he already is.[능률한영사전]
He is as brutal as can be.
그는 흉악하기 이를 데 없다
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I don't want any more bread. Please take it away.
빵은 더 먹지 않겠습니다. 가져가세요.
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I can't stand his rude behavior any more.
그의 무례한 행동을 난 더 이상 못 참겠다.
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I will not make any more concessions.
이 이상 양보하지 않을 것입니다.
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You can keep the magazine. I don't need it any more.
그 잡지 너 가져도 돼. 이제 필요 없거든.
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I don't want any more coffee, thanks.
커피는 더 안 먹을래요, 감사합니다.
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Are there any more points to discuss?
더 토의해야 할 내용이 있나요?

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I ate until I couldn't eat any more.
나는 배불리 먹었다.
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Don't think any more about it.
그 일은 잊어 버려.
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I can't take any more of your lying.
더 이상 너가 거짓말 하는 걸 두고볼 수가 없어.
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I can't stand it any more.
나로서는 견딜 수 없다.
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Will you be having any more in?
(쇼핑) 뭐 다른 거 더 사실 건가요?
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I will not give in (on/about/to that) any more.
I will not yield (on/about that) any more.
더 이상은 양보 못합니다.
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We don't produce the model any more.
그 모델은 더 이상 생산하지 않습니다.
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They don't have any more Window seats.
창가쪽에는 더 이상 남아있는 좌석이 없대요.
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They don't have any more seats left in economy class.
3등석에는 더 이상 좌석이 없대요.
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I can't think straight any more.
더 이상 생각이 정리가 안 된다.
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We shouldn't see each other any more.
더 이상 만나지 않는 것이 좋겠어요.
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There's hardly any more room in the car.
There's little more room in the car.
There's not really much more room in the car at all.
이 자동차에는 더 탈수 있는 공간이 거의 없다.
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Sorry, I can't fit in any more callers this afternoon.
미안합니다만, 오늘 오후엔 더 이상 손님을 못 받겠습니다.
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If you need any more information on our company or want to schedule our meeting, please don't hesitate to contact me.[비즈니스 E-mail]
저희 회사에 대해 궁금하신 사항이 있거나 약속 일정을 정하시고자 한다면 연락주시기 바랍니다.
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I can't use my computer any more because water got into it.
Water got into the computer and ruined it.
컴퓨터에 물이 들어가서 못쓰게 되었다.
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Internet is not the exclusive property of the young generation any more.
인터넷은 더이상 젊은 세대들의 독점물이 아니다.
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I can't take this kind of discrimination any more.
I won't stand for this sort of discrimination any longer.
이런 차별대우는 더 이상 못 참겠어.
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My schedule for May is already full, and I cannot accept any more appointments.[비즈니스 E-mail]
5월달 일정이 이미 꽉 차서 더 이상 약속을 잡을수가 없습니다.
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Stop it! I can't stand it any more!
그만해! 더 이상 못 참겠군.
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Ah, don't think any more about it really.
아, 이제 그 생각은 정말이지 그만하도록 해.
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You promised me you wouldn't gamble any more.
다시는 도박하지 않겠다고 나랑 약속했잖아요.
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I don't need any more books, thanks - I've got masses already.
I have no need for any more books. I've got enough as it is.
Thanks for the offer, but I've tones of books already.
고맙지만 난 책은 더 이상 필요 없어. 이미 많이 있는 걸.
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He doesn't manage the export department any more.
He is not managing the export department now.
He isn't the manager of the export department any longer.
He's no longer the export department manager.
그는 이제 더이상 수출부 부장이 아니다.
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Don't bother trying to persuade me any more.
Why bother trying to persuade me? It won't make a difference.
날 아무리 설득하려 해도 소용없어요.
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Can you give me any more discount?
더 싸게 해줄 수 있나요?
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You are not a man any more.
당신은 이제 더이상 남자가 아니에요.
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Do you have any more in stock?
재고가 더 있나요?
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I can't bear it any more because it is too difficult.
It is so hard I can't go on any longer.
힘들어서 더 이상은 못 버티겠어요.
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I am not a spring chicken any more.
난 더 이상 풋내기가 아니야.
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I can't stand for his rudeness any more.
그의 무례함을 더 이상 참을 수 없습니다.

The Czar has been toppled! The people rule!
황제가 쫓겨났습니다! 우리가 주인이에요!

Don't you understand? You're free to go!
여러분들도 자유를 찾았다구요!

You are no longer part of the Czar's army
황제의 군대는 없어졌단 말입니다!

There is no Czar! Yeeeee-hah
황제가 쫓겨났다! 야호!

Anastasia! I've got to find her!
아나스타샤! 아나를 찾아야 해!

The riches of the royal family are now for the people!
왕족의 보물은 이제 모두 우리 인민들의 겁니다!

The royal family What's become of them?
좀 물읍시다 왕족들은 어디 있죠?

They were moved to Ekaterinburg a couple of days ago
며칠 전 에카테린부르크로 압송됐죠

The people should take good care of them there
거기 동지들이 잘 손봐줄 겁니다!

Do you suppose we'll ever get out of here?
살아서 여길 나갈 수는 있을까?

I can't imagine who's donna save us
우릴 구해줄 사람이 있으면 좋겠어

Hey!
누구냐!

There's a...
침입자...

Comrade Korsokov reporting for duty
동지! 임무 교대하러 왔소!

Welcome, comrade
어서 들어오게!

You certainly are a quiet one
정말 조용한 친구로구만...

You never even want to talk to the prisoners
왕족들하고 말도 한 마디 안 하고

I have nothing to say to them
할 말이 뭐가 있습니까?

But don't you want to lay your eyes on the Czar?
왕족이 어떻게 생겼나 안 궁금한가?

The Czar has no importance any more
이제 황제는 중요하지 않소

I like it A true revolutionary
좋았어! 진정한 혁명가답구만

I can't stand this much longer little bird
아나를 못 구해서 정말 너무 괴롭구나

She so close and yet...
바로 옆에 있는데도 말야

If she recognizes me even for an instant
아나가 날 알아보면 분명 날 가둬버리겠지?

They'll imprison me for sure and I'll never be able to save her
그럼 아나를 구할 기회도 없어

Where do you think Alexander is tonight?
알렉산더는 지금 어딨을까?

I keep remembering his face... his laughter
알렉산더 얼굴이 떠올라 웃음소리도...

Like I remember the beautiful flowers in our green house
내가 갖다 준 꽃을 정말 좋아했는데...

And the feeling of the wind as it brushes my cheek on our sleigh
마차를 타고 달리면서 시원한 바람을 뺨에 맞고 싶어

Everytime I close my eyes I think about all that might have been
눈을 감을 때마다 지난날을 생각해봐요

Wonder if I'll ever know the touch of your love in my soul again
당신의 사랑을 다시 느낄 수만 있다면

When life is hard and the past races through my head
삶이 힘겨울 때는 행복한 지난날이 떠올라

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Are you passionate about learning languages?
Do you need to be inspired by somebody to keep up your efforts?

I answer 'yes' to all these questions.
I'd liket to study together.
I'd like to have nice relationship with you to encourage and inspire each other!
I just take a step forward to start this study.

I need your help.

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I came up with an idea that we can study foriegn languages together.
This is now in the first step so it need to be tested.

I bring a word forward and write examples as many as I can remind.
You and I can write down its collocation.
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가게 a store, a shop ( )
가까운 가게 a close store, a nearby story, The store is not far from here. ( )
비싼 가게 a expensive shop, a luxious shop, ... ( )
소문난 가게 a very popular store, a well-know store, ... ( )
싼 가게 a cheap shop. the shop which sells a cheap machandise, the shop which have very low-ranged prices or reasonable prices. ( )
작은 가게 a small shop ( )
조그만 가게 a very small shop ( )
허름한 가게 a shabby shop, a humble shop, the shop that is very old so on the verge of collapse ( )

골동품 가게 a antique shop, a antique store ( )
과일 가게 the shop which sells fruits, a fruit shop ( )
과자 가게 the shop which sells snack, a bake shop. ( )
구두 가게 the shop that sells shoes, ( )
국수 가게 a shop that sells noodles ( )
기름 가게 a shop that sells old, a gas station ( )
꽃 가게 a flower shop ( )
담배 가게 a shop that sells tobacco ( )
만화 가게 a shop that sells or rend comic books ( )
비디오 가게 a shop that rend videos and movies on CD or DVD.( )
생선 가게 a shop that sells fishes ( )
선물 가게 a present shop, If you need to buy sb his or her present, you go get 선물 at 선물 가게. ( )
식료품 가게 a grocery store ( )
야채 가게 a store that(which?) sells vegetables. ( )
옷 가게 a shop which sells clothes. ( )
장난감 가게 a toy store ( )
채소 가게 means the same meaning to 야채 가게 ( )
책 가게 a book store ( )
화장품 가게 a shop which sells lipsticks, skin-lotions, manicure, or something ( )

가게가 문을 닫다. A shop is shot up. ( )
가게가 문이 닫히다. A shop is closed. ( )
가게가 쉬다 A shop has a day off (?), A shop doesn't run its business (on some day in order for the owner to take a rest) ( )
가게가 문을 열다 A shop opens. A shop starts their business. ( )
문이 열리다. The door is opened. ( )

가게를 차리다 sb opens up his business. ( )
가게를 비우다 sb leaves his store. ( )
가게를 운영하다 sb runs a store. ( )

가게에 가다. sb goes to a store. ( )
가게에 들르다. sb stops by a store. ( )
가게에 들어가다. sb enters a store. ( )

가까운 가게에 가서 라면 좀 사 와라. Go get some noodles at nearby store, will you? ( )
그는 담배 가게를 찾기 위해 두리번거렸다. He looked around for a tobacco shop. ( )
그녀는 선물 가게를 차렸어. She set up a present shop. ( )
오는 길에 동네 비디오 가게에 들러 비디오 하나만 빌려 와라. Borrow a video on your way home at a nearby video shop, will you? ( )
그 시장에는 새벽부터 가게들이 문을 열고 손님을 기다린다. People opens their stores and wait consumers to come. ( )

Sow a thought, reap an action.
Sow an action, reap a habit.
Sow a habit, reap a character.
Sow a character, reap a destiny.

I will start to clean up things soon after I use　them.
I will do what I have to do first.
I will care more about my appearence.

I live with my family in a big flat in the centre of Prague. Our family is quite big. I have father, mother, two brothers and a sister.
My father’s name is George and he is 52 years old. He works as a manager in a bank. He often comes home late in the morning and he also often goes on business trips. He is slim and tall, has got a round face and short straight brown hair and wears glasses. My father likes sports and travelling, in summer we usually go abroad. He likes gardening as well.
My mother’s name is Marie and she is 48 years old. She is a teacher at university where I study. She is small and slim, has short wavy brown hair and blue eyes. She is always very cheerful and in a good mood and because she likes children I have so many siblings. She also likes travelling. In winter she likes skiing. We have a cottage with a garden and so she often works there.
My older brother Peter is 26 years old. He is slim and has short brown hair and glasses like our father. He has already finished his studies at university. He likes sports and wants to work as a manager of a football team. He has got a girlfriend named Monika, a very nice red-haired girl, who studies English and Czech languages. She wants to be a teacher like my mother. They plan to get married, but they do not have money to buy a flat. They would like to stay with us until they find a place to live, but my mother does not like this idea. Although she is looking forward to grandchildren, she believes that young people should first arrange their lives, buy or rent a flat and find good jobs and only after that they can have a family. But I look forward to their wedding. It is a nice day for the whole family. All the relatives are invited and there is plenty of food and drinks and a lot of fun. Newlyweds get many presents, both useful and useless. To avoid useless presents, some couples prepare a wedding list and everyone who wants to buy a present, can choose from it.
My younger brother Max is 18 years old. He is also tall and slim, with dark brown hair and eyes. He has a lot of friends and on weekends he goes out to the disco. He also likes to play on the computer, to play football and ride a bike. Often he goes on dates with his girlfriend, but his girlfriends change often because attracts girls. Max studies at the gymnasium and he would like to continue on university. He is interested in economy and he would like to work in a bank like our father.
I also have a small sister named Monica. She is only 12 years old and she is our parents’ darling. She is small, has blond hair and big blue eyes. Everybody loves her and no one can deny anything she wants. I think she is a little bit spoiled.
I have a lot of uncles and aunts, but only one grandmother and one grandfather. My father’s parents died when he was a child. My mother’s parents are pensioners and live in a small house near our town. My grandmother is small and slim, she is often ill. My grandfather is very nice. He is very friendly and always has time for us. I love them both very much. We go to see them nearly every weekend. When we were small children we spent holidays in their house with our cousins.
My family is very important to me. My parents are very friendly and nice although sometimes they are tired and become moody or sad. But I can rely on them and they always help me. My family is a model family for me. My parents agree that both man and woman have specific roles in the family: a woman should raise the children and a man should be able to repair household equipment, but together they prepare meals, look after us, do shopping, spend and save money and organize the leisure time. They have common hobbies as well as individual ones. But they respect each other and are tolerant to their children. In the future I would like to have a family like ours.

My days are usually full of activities and duties and so I have only a little free time for myself.
On weekdays I get u pat half past six, although I would like to sleep much longer. When I get up I do my morning routine of washing my face, brushing my teeth and then deciding what to take on. After I get dressed I brush my hair. Then I have breakfast. My mom usually prepares some bread or cake for me and I prepare tea. Sometimes I also eat yogurt and muesli. After breakfast it is time to leave for university.
I often go to the university by bus, although it is not so far. It takes me about ten minutes by bus or twenty minutes on foot. But I am always in a hurry in the morning, so I prefer to go by bus.
My lessons start at eight. Each lesson takes 45 minutes and then there is a 10-minute break. Between the second and third lessons there is a bigger break, which lasts 20 minutes. This allows more time to walk around or have a small snack.
Our lessons take place either in our classroom, in various labs or a gym. The schedule is different every day. Sometimes we have afternoon classes, seminars or driving lessons.
At noon students usually go for lunch in the canteen. The food is not very good, but it is cheap and fast. Some of my friends prefer to bring sandwiches from home, but it would not be enough for me. I like to have a hot lunch.
When university is over, I usually walk home. It gives me time to relax. I often go with my friends, we talk and laugh.
When I come home, I must first walk the dog. It is my daily responsibility. Often I also do some shopping. In the afternoon there is time for my hobbies. On Mondays and Wednesdays I play softball. On Thursdays I take photography lessons as I am an amateur photographer. On Tuesdays I study German. My only free afternoon is Friday.
Dinner at my home usually starts at seven o’clock. This is the time when the whole family comes together. We talk about the day’s events and about future plans.
After dinner I do my homework and prepare for university. When I am finished, I watch some TV, read a book or listen to music. Then I take a shower and go to bed. I usually go to sleep by eleven o’clock. On weekdays I rarely go out in the evening but sometimes, mostly on Fridays, I go out with my friends to the cinema.
On weekends my program is quite different. I can sleep as long as I wish, usually till ten o’clock. Then I have some breakfast. After breakfast I do some things for university or help my mother with housework. In the afternoon I often have softball matches. If not, I spend a lot of time with my friends. We ride bikes or just walk around or go to coffee bars. When the weather is nice I go with my parents to our cottage. I like to walk in the forest and take photos of nature. Sometimes my parents want me to help them in the garden, but I do not like it very much. In winter I go skating or skiing.
In the morning I go with my friends to rock concerts or to the disco or sometimes we have a party. I can go to bed late.
I like my life full of activity and I am never bored. I hope that in the future I will always have time for my hobbies and sports.