7/9 Talk about seafood markets in Korea.

1. bustle with: ~로 붐비다

ex> The playground was bustling with children.

2. relatively cheaper: 상대적으로 더 저렴한

ex> Sending text messages is relatively cheaper than making phone calls.

3. haggle: 흥정하다

ex> I don’t like to haggle over prices.

ex> He really knows how to haggle.

4. on the spot: 즉석에서

ex> We came up with the idea on the spot.

5. cook up: 요리하다

ex> I’m going to cook up this fish for dinner.

<sea food>

* crab: 게 cf> snow crab (대게)

* clam: 조개

* octopus: 문어

* squid: 오징어

* sea cucumber: 해삼

* sea squirt: 멍게

* sea urchin: 성게

* abalone: 전복

@ I’m a big-time seafood-lover.  나는 해산물을 매우 좋아해.

<HOMEWORK>

1. The plaza was bustling with protesters.

2. She was haggling with the shop owner.

3. We made a decision on the spot.

4. I want to cook up something new.

@ Related Topics>> Seafood Markets (2010.11.1)

11/1 Talk about seafood markets in Korea.

To get the most bang for your buck when it comes to seafood, ~
* get the most bang for one's buck: 돈을 아깝지 않게 쓰다.
ex> Getting the most bang for your college buck
ex> Get More Bang for Your Buck by Using Coupons and Sales Wisely

They're always bustling with people because many Koreans love seafood.
* bustle with: ~로 붐비다.
ex> Jeju Island is bustling with tourists throughout the year.

The prices are relatively cheaper than most retail stores.
* retail store: 소매점

You can get better prices if you know how to haggle well.
* get better price: 보다 싼값에 구입하다.
* haggle [^|hӕgl]: 흥정하다 =bargain.
ex> I left him in the market haggling over the price of a shirt.

I'd recommend going to the markets at the crack of dawn.
* at the crack of dawn. 꼭두새벽에, 해가 뜰 무렵에

Another option is to have one of the nearby restaurants cook up your purchases right there on the spot.
* on the spot: 현장에서, 즉석에서


@ I don't remember a thing.  하나도 기억이 나질 않아.