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2012년 8월 29일 수요일

8/24 Hanok

DIALOG>> That's not too far from there.

A: What are you doing this weekend?
B: My friend is visiting Seoul from the US. I'm taking him sightseeing.
A: Where are you going to take him?
B: Well, I'll show him Deoksugung and Gwanghwamun first.
A: What about Namsan Hanok Village? That's not too far from there.
B: Great idea! I think he'd like that.
ex> I won't go because it's too far.


RESPONSE>> Talk about traditional Hanok houses and Hanok Stay.

Have you ever wondered what life in Korea was like before apartments?
ex> Do you ever wonder about the future?

Why don't you try staying at a Hanok?

Hanoks are the houses of traditional Korean culture.

They have wooden pillars, mud walls, and usually a courtyard or garden.
* courtyard: 안마당, 안뜰

You can go on a Hanok Stay, where visitors can experience the lifestyle and hospitality of the past.
ex> Traveling is a great experience.

These Hanoks maintain their old-world charm yet cater visitors with the modern amenities they are accustomed to.
* old-world: 예스러운
* cater: 제공하다
* amenities: 편리한 설비
ex> I'm not accustomed to eating with chopsticks.

There is a blend of traditional ambiance and furniture, with familiar electronics and everyday conveniences.
* blend: 혼합, 화합, 융합
* ambiance: 분위기
* electronics: 전자 제품

You can also immerse yourself in Korean culture with tea ceremonies, pottery making, and fold games.
* immerse in: ~에 몰두하다, 빠지다, 담그다
* tea ceremonies: 다도(茶道)
ex> You need to immerse the burned area in cold water.

Traditional home-cooked meals may also be offered in the Hanok Stay package.
ex> The penthouse offers a great view of the city.


@ What was the highlight of your trip?  여행 중에 제일 좋았던 것이 뭐였어?

1. I wonder if she knows the answer.
2. I have never experienced that before.
3. Immerse yourself in our beautiful swimming pool.
4. I was offered a great job opportunity.





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