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1. Mrs. Brown: Here comes the main dish for tonight. This turkey is well over 18 pounds. Mike: Wow, 18 pounds! Who's gonna eat all that? Susan: I hate turkey, it is too dry. Can I have chicken, instead? Mrs. Brown: Guys, it's Thanksgiving day for god's sake! No complaining! Susan: Okay, Mom. I'm sorry. I'll have turkey. 브라운 아줌마: 자, 여기 오늘의 요리가 나옵니다. 이 칠면조는 18파운드가 넘는단다. 마이크: 우와, 18파운드라고! 그걸 누가 다 먹..

1. Mrs. Brown: What's wrong, Soomi? You're not eating at all. Soomi: Well, sorry, but I don't feel like eating now. Mrs. Brown: What do you mean? Soomi: The food here isn't to my taste at all. I don't like this kind of food. 브라운 아줌마: 왜 그러니, 수미야? 너 음식을 전혀 안 먹는구나. 수미: 죄송해요, 별로 생각이 없어서요. 브라운 아줌마: 그게 무슨 말이니? 수미: 여기 음식이 입에 전혀 안 맞아요. 전 이런 음식을 별로 좋아하지 않거든요. 2. Soomi: I want kimchi. I can't live without..

1. Soomi: Wow, does your family have dinner together every day? Mike: Well, we try to, but it only happens about once or twice a week. Soomi: At least you try. That's what counts. Mike: You're right. Soomi: What do you usually have for dinner by the way? Mike: All different kinds of food. But we always have meat on the table. 수미: 우와, 저녁 식사를 매일 가족이 함께 모여서 하니? 마이크: 글쎄, 그러려고 노력은 하는데, 일주일에 한두 번 정도야...

1. Soomi: Can I have my own phone in my room? Mrs. Brown: Okay, I'm sure you'll want to make phone calls to Korea a lot and talk with friends at nighttime and stuff. Soomi: How nice of you! I really appreciate you being so kind to me. Mrs. Brown: No problem! Just say the word whenever you need anything. 수미: 제 방에 따로 전화 연결해도 될까요? 브라운 아줌마: 그러려무나, 밤에 한국에 전화해서 친구들과 얘기하고 그러고 싶을 때니까. 수미: 아줌마는 정말 좋은 분이세..