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After the musical
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Heroine (여 주인공), Hero (남 주인공), storyline (줄거리), casting (배역)
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Task
1) What are they mostly likely going to do after the show?
(A) They will stick around the city.
(B) They will go for another show.
(C) They will work together.
(D) They will go back home. 2) You are with your friend after the show. Ask him or her about his or her impression, and suggest to go for a drink. |
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Friend 1: Well, what did you think?
Friend 2: I thought it was wonderful.
Friend 1: Me, too. The music was nothing short of inspiration.
Friend 2: I agree. I’m going to buy a CD. They’re selling them over there. The heroine was incredible.
Friend 1: What do you want to do after the show? Do you two have time to stick around in the city for a while?
Friend 2: Hey, I have to do a whole bunch of stuff tomorrow. I can’t stay out tonight. Maybe sometime later. Friend 1 : Okay. 
( Dialogue를 다시 들으시려면 플레이버튼을 선택해주세요. ) |
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1) What did you think?: 어떻게 생각해요?
Q: How did you feel about the show? (그 공연을 본 소감이 어때요?)
A: I was struck by the hero’s performance. (남주인공의 연기에 감명을 받았어요.)
Q: What was your impression of the show? (그 공연에 대한 인상이 어떤가요?)
A: I really didn’t like the storyline. (줄거리가 좋지 않았어요.)
2) Nothing short of ~ ; ~ 에 지나지 않다.
The party was a nothing short ofa disaster.
(그 파티는 실패 그 자체였다.)
3) Do you have time to ~ 할 시간이 있나요? (제안)
Q: What do you say to taking a walk? (산책을 하는 것이 어때요?)
A: I would love to. (좋아요.)
Acception: I’d love to. That sounds great.
Rejection: I’m sorry, I can’t. I have to ~. |
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What did you think about the show?
Do you have time to go for a drink? |
