242.[🇺🇸옄어회화 100문장] 두고 두고 평~생 써먹는 옄어 한 번만 들어보세요📌 PDF파일 무료제공

The video starts with common phrases for welcoming someone, such as 'You finally made it,' 'Glad to be here,' and asking if it was hard to find the place, followed by an apology and an offer to pick them up next time.

The dialogue then moves to being at someone's home, with phrases like 'Your place is really nice,' 'Have a seat,' and asking 'What do you want to drink?' The response 'Water is fine' is also repeated.

The scene shifts to a shopping context, with phrases like 'Make yourself at home,' 'Did you find anything you like?', 'I'll try this on,' and 'How many?' The location of fitting rooms and questions about fit are also covered.

A conversation about being tired and vacation plans unfolds, including 'I've been so tired lately,' 'I feel you,' and 'It's been like this every day.' Other remarks include 'I feel great' and questions about vacation duration and destination, with one person stating they are 'just going to sleep'.

The video presents phrases related to visiting a museum, such as 'That museum is free today' and asking 'Who said that?' followed by 'The hotel staff told me.' It then moves to hiking, with an invitation 'We're going hiking tomorrow. Want to come?' and a refusal 'I'm going to pass' due to sore legs.

This section covers questions about a pool: 'Does this place have a pool?', 'Where's the pool?', and its location 'It's on the third floor' with an inquiry about using the elevator. Questions about pool hours and needing a swimsuit are also included.

The dialogue shifts to entertainment, featuring 'Do you watch this show?', 'I'm not interested,' 'I'm watching it now,' and 'I already finished it.' There's also a discussion about episodes and a request for 'No spoilers.'

Phrases for making dinner plans include 'Did you decide what to eat?', 'Not yet,' and 'Let me know when you decide.' The conversation progresses to choosing chicken and deciding on a specific restaurant from a previous visit.

This part focuses on a hair salon visit, containing questions like 'Do you know a good hair salon?' and 'I don't know this area.' It includes intentions to 'ask around,' clarifying 'What style do you want?' and being concerned about 'What about the price?'

The video covers personal changes, with phrases like 'You look different lately' and 'I quit smoking.' It also includes a shopping scenario, discussing whether to get an expensive item ('But it's expensive') and the decision-making process.

This section repeats earlier phrases about welcoming a guest, being at their home, and shopping for clothes, reinforcing the vocabulary from the first part of the video.

The video repeats phrases related to feeling tired, discussing vacation plans, visiting a museum, and declining a hiking invitation, as well as inquiries about a pool and swimwear, mirroring previous segments.

This final repetition block reiterates conversations about TV shows, making meal plans, discussing hair salon visits, acknowledging life changes like quitting smoking, and making shopping decisions for a pricey item.