Actual English with Jennifer - Lesson 12. Eating Habits_

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Lesson 12. Eating Habits
- OPIc 등 영어말하기 시험에서 자주 등장하는 Topic에 대해 주요 어휘와 표현 등을 익힌다.
- 100% 영어강의를 지향하되, 중급수준 이상이면 이해할 수 있도록 프로그램을 구성한다.
- Actual Talk : 원고없이 진행되는 두 원어민 간의 대화
- Actual Story : 원어민의 즉흥적인 1분 스피치

[@jiniqeee]

I'm still listening up ; Jennifer with Peter N Joanne - Yr English Channel is amazing!

[@jorgetorres7068]

Thank you teacher Jennifer,excellent video.

[@Moh_moini]

I love this lovely smart girl and also I enjoy her teaching style so understandable.

[@griselcremon9727]

Good class good Explanation easy to understand

[@najial-moragb6546]

Fantastic class

[@albertogallegos1034]

I love it a lot your class

[@padamgurung8785]

I like your English class

[@donguyen2857]

thanks a lot

[@frontfashion3264]

Do you have Actual English in 2020?

[@yanw9516]

they should order some food in such outdoor cafe

[@thaerhaike6581]

I tend to catch up on my sleep during the early morning so I miss out on breakfast

[@ahDeeChai]

Is it “bibimbap” instead of “bubimbab”? I am not Korean and I just lookup the dictionary that it should be spelled as bibimbap instead. I am not sure though.

[@silveryswan8679]

Hi, there, As a Korean, I'm glad that you have a interest in Korean or Korea to look up a dictionary.
As you might know, it's very hard to use and write a proper noun in one language with another one with almost same pronunciation. In the word "bibimbap" or "bibimbab", the last letter "p" or "b" is used to express the Korean consonant "ㅂ", the 6th consonant in Korean. When this consonant is used as onset (first part of one syllable), it sounds like "b" in English, like the first part of "bibimbab". And when this consonant is used as coda (last part of one syllable), it sounds like "b" or "p" in English, so it may be written as either of them, and it depends on the person who use it
In Korea, National Institute of the Korean Language is in charge of standardizing those kind of things, how to write Korean proper nouns in English, and the guideline from the institute says both "p" and "b" can be used.
but personally, I wound recommend to use "b" instead of "p" , because when coda "ㅂ" is connected with onset "ㅇ" of next syllable, the 8th consonant, it would sound like "b" in English. you know, to avoid confusion.
hope my answer helps and kindly forgive me about some awkward English because I'm not a fluent English speaker.

[@glaxchen]

Please make more examples by formal English to better understand your meanings instead of using Korean language only. Thanks. That is not a good help while not knowing about Korean language.

[@susoso12]

Done

[@yoonlee5112]

15:31

[@chaeyou8124]

잘 들려요 당신영어

[@antoniorafael7817]

-Are you Chinese? -No. I am Korean, made in Taiwan.

[@user-xp3kd6pg5zreikono1]

Do you really eat lot of food before this jennifer lesson? It,s called "Bad eating habits,,,, oh my god,,,

[@yangli6661]

❀
do you want to go get sth to eat
what should we go (and) get?
i am a seafood person (like to eat seafood)
same here (me too)
do you know a good place?
I've been snacking (eating snacks) so much these days
what would be a healthy option?
i am craving meat right now (strongly desire...)
I like fried eggs in my bibimbap
i tend to binge eat (indulge in), which is the worst thing you can do
because of my work schedule, I binge at around 11
I've been putting so much weight
I'll go for hours and hours without eating
my stomach is grumbling
biological clock
i can't function(operate) when i don't eat
i tend to eat lots of chocolate bars to keep my energy levels up
skip breakfast
catch up on my sleep during the early morning
miss out on the breakfast
crave for (to hunger for)
binge sth (indulge in )
grumble (to complain)
i tend to overeat
i binge at 1 clock
go for hours on hours

[@cherrynara]

저 여자 목소리 막힌 소리라 마음에 안들어요.

[@MadeByEddie]

전혀. 당신의 꽉 막힌 멘션이 더 마음에 안들어요.