일반 영어 프리젠테이션 요령(ppt)

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영어 프리젠테이션 요령.ppt

• 2008-11-05

일반 TOEFL essay topic 185 & model essays 31(by ETS)

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토플 주관사 ETS가 제공한 토플 에세이 주제 185개와 샘플 답안 31개입니다. TOEFL_Essay_Topic_185_&_31_Model_essays.hwp

• 2008-10-31

일반 인삼(Korea Insam: Ginseng)

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Among the various kinds of Korea Insam(ginseng) grown around the world, the Korean variety, Goryeo ginseng-named after the ancient Korean kingdom- is unsurpassed in aroma and flavor. Goryeo ginseng grows best in the soil and climate found on the peninsula. The Korean people have traditionally treated Korea Insam(ginseng) as medicine as well as a health food supplement. In fact, a study on ginseng's efficacy conducted by the Canadian Medical Association Journal found that subjects taking Korea In...

• 2008-08-17

일반 온돌(Ondol: Korea underfloor heating system)

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Ondol is a uniquely Korean heating system that can be traced back to the ancient kingdom of Goguryeo. Unlike Western heaters that generally warm the air, ondol heats the floor of a room. Invented by ancient Koreans, the original system worked by heating a large stone under a living space: Smoke from a fire just outside the dwelling was forced under the stone and exited on the other side. The system survives today in modern houses and apartments where water heated in gas or electric boilers is ci...

• 2008-08-17

일반 한복(Hanbok)

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As the Scottish have kilts, Peruvians ponchos and Indians saris, Koreans have hanbok, their traditional garment. Originating in the ancient Korean kingdoms, its design and variety has been fairly steady from medieval to modern times, differing only based on the season or gender of the wearer. While Koreans today generally only wear authentic hanbok on special occasions such as weddings and traditional holidays, modern variations like Saenghwal hanbok that have been tailored to fit modern lifestyl...

• 2008-08-17

일반 의문문을 이용한 질문연습 [1]

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why 의문 오늘 하루 쉬는게 어떻겠습니까? Why don't you take a day off? 함께 운동하는 게 어때요? Why don't we work out together? 앉으시죠. Why don't you have a seat? 그러면 7시로 정합시다. Why not make it at seven, then? 이 시간에 여긴 웬일이세요? Why are you here at this time? What are you doing here at this hour? 약속시간을 좀 당기면 어떨까요? Why don't you make it a little earlier? 왜 애들한테 화풀이야? Why take it out on children? 왜 우울한 얼굴을 하고 있지. Why the long face ? Why so down? Why...

• 2008-08-06

일반 영어회화 관용표현

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1. 전에 만나본 적이 있나요? Have we ever met before? 2. 낯이 많이 익습니다 You look very familiar 3. 저를 딴 사람과 혼동하시는 것 같습니다 You must have me mixed up with someone else 4. 뭐라고 부를까요? How should I address you? 5. 저 그 사람 잘 알아요 I know him inside and out 6. 가족수가 몇 명이세요? How many are there in your family? 7. 형제자매가 몇 명이세요? How many brothers and sisters do you have? 8. 나이에 비해서 어려보이시네요 You look young for your age 9. 몇 살로 보여요? How old do I ...

• 2008-08-06

일반 떡복기,순대,만두,김밥,포장마차 영어로 설명해보죠~ [1]

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Korean Food: Street Foods (한국의 길거리 음식) [포장마차]street vendor The pojangmacha (street vendor) is one of the best places to grab a quick snack or pass the night away drinking with friends. The types of food they serve can usually be eaten quickly while standing up (although someplaces have cheap chairs or benches) or take with you. They have many types of food on sticks or "finger foods." Other specialize in seafood and are geared more towards people who want to sit and have some drinks ...

• 2008-08-03

일반 추석(Thanksgiving day)

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1.What is the meaning of Chu Suk? Long, Long ago in Korean history during the Shilla Dynasty, "Chu Suk" was called "Gah Beh." The word "Gah Beh" was derived from Chinese Characters. It is not from the Korean Language. As time passed the word "Gah Beh" changed to the word, "Gah Wee." In other Languages "Chu Suk" is called "Han Gah Wee." The word Han Means "Big!" and the words "Gah Wee" means in the center. These words originated a long time ago. August 15th in the Asian Calendar is consider the o...

• 2008-08-03

일반 태극기(Korean flag)

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The Korean flag, which is called the Taegeukgi, is rich in philosophical symbolism. Let me tell you what it means. The white background represents the land as well as peace. In the center lies a circle called taegeuk which means the people. It is patterned after the taegeuk, or the yin and yang symbol. This image shows the opposites of nature- such as heaven and earth, fire and water, and day and night. These(the opposites of nature) are not thought of as(~처럼) opposite to each other, but as two...

• 2008-08-03

일반 우리나라 역사소개(The History of Korea)

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▶ 전세계 외국 친구와 직접적인 대화를 하다 보면 한국의 역사를 중국의 ‘속국의 역사’로 알고 있는 경우가 많습니다. 외국인들에게 한국이 이렇게 ‘중국의 속국 국가’로 낙인찍힌 것은 일제강점기 시절 일본에 의해 5천 년 한국의 역사가 피침의 역사, 은둔의 역사로 조작됐고 이를 기반으로 수동적, 부정적, 폐쇄적인 이미지가 전세계 교과서를 통해 점진적으로 확산됐기 때문입니다. 따라서 전세계에 흩어진 한인동포여러분은 전세계 외국 친구들을 사귈 때마다 그들이 알고 있는 한국 역사의 부정적인 면을 긍정적으로, 수동적인 면을 ...

• 2008-07-20

일반 한국소개(한글-Korean Language)

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▶ 해외친구에게 우리의 언어인 한글을 소개해봅시다 Korean use their own unique alphabet, Hangeul. 한국인은 고유한 알파벳, 한글을 사용합니다. Hangeul was created under King Sejong in 1443. 한글은 1443년 세종대왕 통치 때 만들어졌습니다. Hangeul consists of 14 Consonants and 10 Vowels 한글은 자음 14개, 모음 10개로 구성됩니다. ☎ 우리나라 언어 한글을 소개할게요 I will tell you about Korean Language, Hangeul. We, Koreans use our own alphabet, Hangeul. Hangeul was invented under the great king Sejong. Kin...

• 2008-07-20

일반 한국소개(김치-Kimchi) [2]

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▶ 한국의 음식문화와 대표적인 음식에 대해 소개해봅시다 The Korean meal consist of rice, soup, and side dishes. 한국식 식단은 밥,국 그리고 반찬들로 구성됩니다. Koreans use spoon and chopsticks at meals. 한국인들은 식사 때에 숟가락과 젓가락을 사용합니다. The best-loved Korean side dish is Kimchi. 가장 사랑 받는 반찬은 김치입니다. Kimchi is good for health. 김치는 건강에 좋습니다. ☎ 김치 아세요? Do you know Kimchi? If you don't know Kimchi well, I'll introduce about Kimchi. Basically Kimchi is made o...

• 2008-07-20

일반 English 900 (한때 영어회화 베스트셀러였었던...) [3]

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한때 선풍적인 인기를 끌었던 English 900 의 900개 표현을 정리하였습니다. 먼저 우리말을 보고 영어로 옮겨본 다음에 영어 표현을 외우시기 바랍니다. 처음 영어회화를 시작하는 분께 많은 도움이 되리라고 생각합니다. english_900_(영어)(beginner).hwp english900(한글)(beginner).hwp

• 2008-06-30