1/21 Where do you normally get your news?

I normally watch prime time news, which airs at 8 or 9 in the evening.

* air: 방송되다

ex> My favorite TV series airs on Friday and Saturday nights.

There are also 24-hour cable news channels I tune into sometimes.

* tune into: ~을 시청하다, 청취하다

ex> I like to tune into EBS radio programs while driving.

I skim through the paper and read articles that I’m interested in.

* skim through: ~을 훑어보다

ex> I skimmed through the report to get an idea of what it is about.

ex> I don’t remember in detail because I skimmed through it.

Whenever I check my email, I click on news items that catch my eye.

* catch one’s eye: 눈에 띄다

ex> There was a new bag that caught my eye.

I can get Internet access on my cell phone, so I get the news on my phone as well.

I scroll down news articles that I click on.

* click on: ~을 클릭하다

ex> I clicked on the title to see the full article.

@ Can you click on that news link?  그 뉴스 링크 좀 클릭해 볼래?