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At the Restaurant - 밥은 먹고 다니니?

      At the Restaurant 

 

 

 


# 1

 

  - : Have you been served?
  = : No.


  - : Then, may I take your order, sir?
  = : Let me see the menu first.


  - : Here you are, sir.
  = : Okay. Well... what do you recommend?


  - : Today's special is steak, sir.
  = : I'd like to have a steak, please.


  - : How would you like your steak?
  = : Medium, please?


  - : Soup or salad?
  = : Salad with French dressing, please.


  - : Would you care for anything to drink?
  = : No, thanks. Just water will be fine.

 

 

 

# 2

 

  - : May I take your order, please?
  = : Yes. I'd like a hamburger and French fries, please.


  - : All right. And would you like a salad?
  = : Yes, I'll have a small salad.


  - : OK. What kind of dressing would you like? We have French and Italian dressing.
  = : Italian, please.


  - : And would you like anything to drink?
  = : I'd like a small Coke, please.


  - : It'll only be a few minutes.

 

 

 

 

Conversation

 

ⓐ : Are you ready to order, Miss?
 - : Yes, I'd like spaghetti and French fries.


ⓐ : And what would you like, sir?
 = : I'll have an apple pie and an orange juice.


ⓐ : Would you like anything else?
 = : Not right now, thank you.


 - : There's one thing I'd like to make clear before we eat.
 = : What's that?
 - : Let's go Dutch for lunch. I'll pay for my food and you'll pay for yours

 

 
Pronounciation Clinic


have to와 got to의 축약

우리가 자주 쓰는 단어인 '∼해야만 한다.'의 have to는 대부분의 사람들이 잘못 발음하고 있습니다. have to에서 have의
 v가 t를 닮아 [f]로 발음되어 have to[해브 터]가 아니라 [해프(ㅎ) 터]로 발음해야 하는데도 여전히 우리나라 영어
학습자들은 [해브 터]로 발음하고 있습니다.

 

long : have to (해브 투) -> short : have to (해프(ㅎ) 터)
long : has to (해즈 투) -> short : has to (해스 터)
long : got to [gat tu] -> short : got to [gatta] -> very short : got to [gara]
(같 투)(가타)(가라)

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long : have to (해브 투) -> short : have to (해프(ㅎ) 터)
long : has to (해즈 투) -> short : has to (해스 터)
long : got to [gat tu] -> short : got to [gatta] -> very short : got to [gara]
(같 투)(가타)(가라)