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--<Sketching today cold weather~>----- ( the 15th Dec)
• Wow~~~Seoul was a really cold today.
• Yes, it was really biting cold.
• The weather forecaster said it was the coldest day of the year, and tomorrow will be even colder.
• With the below links you can watch and listen to some Korean news videos.
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Korean Audio=> http://audioboo.fm/boos/238101-sketching-today-cold-weather.mp3
(2010.12.15.수)
와~~ 오늘, 서울은 정말 추웠습니다. 정말 살이 에이게 추운날이었습니다.
일기예보 보도로는/(=일기예보에 의하면) 오늘이 올해 들어서 가장 추운 날이라고 하네요. 게다가 내일은 오늘 보다 더 춥다고 하는군요.와~~.
아래 한국 비디오는 오늘 추운 하루의 모습을 스케치한 것이랍니다. 한번 천천히 보시면서 들어 보셔요.

( Korean Video news 1) => http://flvs.daum.net/flvPlayer.swf?vid=IZSmqzITYwc$&amp;informal=true")

ANIMALS
These are all animals. There are many, many more kinds.
bear and cub
jackrabbit
earth worm
jelly fish
lizard
queen conch
rattlesnake
beaver
salmon
porcupine
hippopotamus
pigeon
dolphin
duck and duckiling
deer and fawn
lobster
opossum
horse and colt
goat and kid
spider
starfish
raccoon
bullfrog and tadpole
butterfly and cocoon
cow and calf

AGO
Children played with there toys a long time ago.
AIR
Fresh air is coming in the window.
We breathe air.
Air covers the whole earth.
AIRPLANE
An airplane is a machine that flies.
Airplanes carry people.
They carry mail and many other things.
AIRPORT
An airplane is taking off from the airport.
Airplanes land at airports too.
ALIKE
The two red shapes are alike.
The yellow shapes are not alike.
ALIVE
These are alive. These are not alive.
Are you alive?
ALLIGATOR
An alligator is a big animal with thick skin.
ALMOST
Almost means nealy.
Nine pennies almost make a dime.
ALONE
Lisa is alone. Nobody is with her.
ALONG
Jane's mother said, "Come along to the stoe with me".
These are things to see along the way.
ALPHABET
The alphabet has 26 letters.
Polly knows the alphabet.
ALWAYS
The light is always on. It is on all the time.
Ken always hits the ball. He hits it every time.

AGAIN
Daddy is reading a story about a duck.
It is about time to go to bed.
It is neary time to go to bed.
ABOVE
The airplane is above the clouds.
The clouds are above the city.
ACCIDENT
The car had an accident.
Paul had an accident with his milk.
ACROBAT
An acrobat can do tricks.
We see acrobats at the circus.
ACROSS
Mark hopped across the room on one foot.
Eric lives across the street from Mark.
ACT
The children are acting our a story.
They are playing they are bears.
Sandy acts as if he wants to help.
ADDRESS
Ann knows her address.
Ahe can tell where she lives.
AFRAID
Little children are sometimes afraid of big dogs.
AFTER
Sue will not eat her candy till after lunch.
Bobby ran after the babby.
AFTERNOON
Afternoon is after the clock says noon.
Do you take an afternoon nap?
AGAIN
John said to Daddy, "Do it again."
John wants Daddy to lift him once more.
He likes to be lifted again and again.
AGAINST
The ladder is learning against the wall.
David and Jim are playing against Mike and Tony.

~~[dictionary/ smple sentences:사전/예문]~~~
-------------<<춥다/ 추위: cold>>----------------
• 추워지다 get[grow; turn] cold(er) / become chilly
• 옷을 춥게 입다 dress too lightly (for the cold weather)
• 밖은 살을 에는 듯이 춥다 It's biting cold outside.
• 하나도 안 춥다 It's not cold at all. / It isn't a bit cold.
• 오늘 아침은 굉장히 춥다 It's extremely cold this morning.
• 밖이 추우니 따뜻하게 입고 나가라. Bundle up. It's cold out.
• 날씨가 생각보다 춥지는 않다 It's not as cold as I thought it would be.
• 추운 날씨 cold weather; a freezing day
• 추운 지방 a cold area[country]
• 몹시 추운 겨울 a severe[cold] winter
• 추워서 떨다 quiver from cold; shiver with cold
• 추워하다 be sensitive to the cold; complain of the cold
• 날씨가 춥다 It is (very) cold.
• 추워서 죽겠다 I am freezing to death. or I am dying of the cold.
• 방 안이 너무 춥다 It is too cold in the room.
• 추워서 손이 곱다 My fingers are so stiff from the cold.
• 최근의 추운 날씨는 내일까지 계속될 것이다
The recent frigid weather will continue till tomorrow.
• 지난 겨울은 몹시 추웠다 We have had a severe winter.
• 살을 에는 듯이 춥다 It is piercing[biting] cold.
• 오늘도 몹시 춥겠군요 Looks like it´s going to be another freeze today.
• The Korea Meteorological Association said it was the coldest day of the year.
기상청은 어제가 올 들어 가장 추운 날이었다고 발표했다.

• It may be just me, but isn’t it a bit cold here?
나만 그런지 모르지만 여기는 좀 춥지 않아요?
• It is very hard to get up early on such a cold morning.
이렇게 추운 날 일찍 일어나기는 괴롭다
• This January was also colder than last year, prompting more people to buy coats and winter clothes, she said• 또 올 1월은 작년보다 추웠기 때문에 코트나 동복을 사려는
사람이 늘어났다”고 그녀는 말했다.
• We didn’t stay outside long because it was too cold.
= Because it was too cold, we didn’t stay outside long.
너무나 추웠기 때문에 우리는 밖에 오래 머물지 못했다.
• It was very cold yesterday as much [as cold] as it is today.
오늘에 진배없이 어제도 추웠다
• It was so cold there that I cut my trip short and came back home.
그곳은 매우 추웠기 때문에 여행 일정을 단축해서 집에 돌아왔다
• I work in a restaurant, and one of the biggest complaints I hear every summer is how cold it is inside.
저는 음식점에서 일하는데 여름마다 가장 자주 듣는 불만사항은 식당 안에 너무 춥다는 거에요.
• Seoul, too, will have a cold day with a morning low of minus 6 degrees.
서울 역시 아침 최저가 영하 6도로 추운 날씨가 될 것이다.
• The weather has been extremely cold since the beginning of this month.
이달에 접어들더니 몹시 춥다
• It is well on in March, but yet it is almost as cold as midwinter.
3월도 꽤 지나가려는 데도 거의 한겨울처럼 날씨가 춥다.
• This winter has been severer than usual.
The weather has been unusually cold this winter.
금년 겨울 날씨는 예년보다 추웠다

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My name is SungKeun Chung.
I'm from Korea.
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The International Flower Exhibition and Taiji Daoyin

Trees

Only trees that have roots can grow.
Trees without roots by necessity will not last long.
People are born into the world, live, grow old, become ill and die,
come and gone in an instant, a hundred years seems like a month.
Brimstone and Sparks are also like an unrooted tree, fleeting and ephemeral. The image of the rootless tree is a wake-up call for humans, breaking into their dreamworld, urging them to cultivate their lives.

Flowers
The essence of trees is to change with the seasons, and a person's body is like a tree.
True human spirit is like the flowers of a tree, only a tree with roots can develop and blossom.
A person devoid of roots will not last long, all depends on the circulation of the vital essence of
their spirit. The body will only revive when true spirit is pulsing.

Taiji Daoyin truly utilizes the law of mutual arising of Yin and Yang.
A process of change that takes place through the interaction of the invisible human potential and visible human structure in opposition.
Unifying Yin and Yang, moving the Five Elements, giving birth to the myriad things, so great there is nothing outside of it, so small there is nothing within it.
The true human spirit becomes like a rooted tree, alive and blossoming.

Whisper "Yin"
Whisper "Yang"
Whisper "Soft"
Whisper "Firm"
The Hidden and The Obvious in position
Winter and Summer alternating
Life continues, everything transforming,
The myriad things nurtured.

========<dictionary /example sentences 사전/예문>==

{"감사드립니다/appreciate" 표현}
• I’d appreciate it if you would turn the light off. (불을 꺼주시면 고맙겠습니다.
• I really appreciate you coming in on Christmas Eve. 크리스마스이브에 이렇게 와주니 정말 고마워.
• I appreciate your help. 도와주신 데 대해 감사드립니다.
• I really appreciate this. 정말 고마워요
• I really appreciate that 사과해줘서
• I can appreciate fine works of art. 나는 좋은 예술작품을 알아볼 수 있다
• Rather, it requires a commitment for several visits to fully appreciate the whole establishme
새 중앙박물관을 제대로 감상하려면 몇차례는 방문해야 한다.
• appreciate good wine 좋은 포도주를 음미하다
•Thank you, sir. I appreciate you seeing me. 감사합니다. 만나주셔서 감사해요.
• I appreciate your blessing, deeply. 축복해준 건 진심으로 고맙구나
•We appreciate the fact that you have helped us. 우리를 도와주신 점 감사드립니다.
• A musician can appreciate small differences in sounds. 음악가는 미묘한 음의 차이도 식별할 수 있다.
• Please, sir. We'd really appreciate it. 협조해 주시면 감사하겠습니다
• I really appreciate all the pushing, but... 날 다그쳐줘서 정말 고맙지만..
• We greatly appreciate your helping us. 귀하의 도움에 깊이 감사드립니다.
• Do you really, really appreciate it? 정말로, 정말로 고마운 거지?
• Well, I appreciate your honesty... 솔직하게 말해줘서 고마워요
• But I really appreciate it. 하지만 어쨌든 정말 고마워.
• I appreciate the effort, really. 노력은 진짜 가상하다
• I really do appreciate that. 그건 정말 고맙게 생각하고 있어

Tom threw Tim thirteen thunbtacks.
He threw three free throws.
There are thirty-three thousand birthdays on the third of every mounth.
The father gathered smooth feather for Thanksgiving.
The sixth grades are enthusiastic about Jonathan's birthday.