Dialog>> Where do you go to shop for clothes?
Where do you go to shop for clothes?
Is it a major shopping district?
The area is covered with mega-shopping complexes.
ex> The dog was covered with dirt.
They're quite reasonable.
Topic>> Talk about popular fashion districts in Seoul.
Myeong-dong is one of the busiest shopping districts in Seoul.
ex> Where are some major shopping districts in your city?
There are alleys full of street vendors and small boutiques.
* street vendor: 노점상
* boutique: 부티크, 옷 가게
There are also major department stores offering high-end designer brands.
* high end: 고급의,
cf> low-end, mid-range
ex> I can't afford the high-end brands.
The area around Ewha Womens University has many small shops targeting the endless stream of customers.
Apgujeong and Chungdam-dong are more upscale shopping areas.
ex> This is a fancy, upscale restaurant.
There are designer label stores that can really put a dent in one's wallet.
* put a dent in one's wallet: 지갑에 타격을 입히다, 지출이 크다.
ex> Dating can put a dent in your wallet.
Itaewon has its fair share of fashion stores.
* have one's fair share of: ~가 제법 많다.
@ Do you want to go out for some coffee? 나가서 커피 한잔 할까?
1. I'm visiting a major shopping district in Seoul tomorrow?
2. I bought flowers from a street vendor.
3. He is a member of an upscale country club.
4. Buying a new laptop will put a dent in your wallet.
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