* occasionally: 가끔, 때때로
ex> Occasionally, she goes out drinking with her friends.
Some of them are very vivid and weird.
* vivid: 선명한, 생생한
ex> I have a lot of vivid memories form my childhood.
I was just sitting on a toilet, which was right in the middle of the road.
* in the middle of: ~의 중앙에, ~의 도중에
ex> She was in the middle of dinner when he visited her.
ex> His house was in the middle of nowhere. (somewhere that is a long way from other buildings, towns, etc)
ex> He lives way out in the middle of nowhere, far away from everyone.
I saw donut-shaped human feces right in front of me!
ex> Look at that donut-shaped cloud!
Without a second thought, I sold it to her.
* without a second thought: 더 생각할 것도 없이
ex> He ran into the burning house without a second thought.
Seeing things like feces, pigs, or even your ancestors in your dreams represents wealth.
* represent: 나타내다, 상징하다
ex> He’s going to represent his country.
@ I love its OST as well.(X) / I love its sound track as well.(O)
나는 그 영화의 사운드트랙도 좋아해.
1. She occasionally goes to Gangwon province to gamble.
2. I was in the middle of an important meeting.
3. Without a second thought, I chased the robber.
4. What do the five ring in the Olympic flag represent?
Talk about how Koreans literally sell their dream.
Do you remember your dreams?
I occasionally remember my dreams and some of them are very vivid and weird.
I remember a particular dream I had a few years ago.
I was just sitting on a toilet, which was right in the middle of the road.
Then I saw donut-shaped human feces right in front of me!
When I told my mom about the dream, she immediately asked, “Why don’t you sell your dream to me? I’ll give you 50,000 won!”
Without a second thought, I sold it to her.
Later, she told me seeing things like feces, pigs, blood, or even your ancestors in your dreams represents wealth.
After purchasing my dream, my mom won the lottery!
Who said money can’t buy happiness?
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