Dialog>>
You have nice skin.
A: What happed to your face?
B:
I got some moles out.
A: Oh, you did? How many did you have?
B: Not many.
I go to the dermatologist from time to time.
A: Why?
You have nice skin.
B: No, I don’t.
You have to see me without makeup.
RESPONSE>>
Talk about what people do for skincare.
Your
skin condition is a big part of how people view you and the
first impression you make.
* first impression: 첫인상
ex> My
skin condition was terrible after that night out drinking.
ex> It’s important to leave a good
first impression on a job interview.
Having
clean and clear skin is what everyone desires.
ex> I visit the dermatologist for
clean and clear skin.
For some of us this
comes naturally, but others have to work for it.
* come naturally: 자연적으로 타고나다
ex> Speaking skills don’t
come naturally for most people.
ex> Hair loss
comes naturally as we age.
Some people have dry skin, which easily leads to flaky conditions.
* flaky: 각질이 생기는, 벗겨지기 쉬운
Others have oily skin.
To treat skin trouble and to have better skin, many Koreans
flock to dermatology clinics.
* flock to: ~로 몰려들다
ex> People will
flock to a good concert.
Some people receive laser treatment to
remove unwanted
moles or
blemishes.
* blemish: 잡티
ex> I want to
remove some
moles on my chin and neck.
ex> I have been getting
blemishes on my skin.
Others get laser treatment for acne scars or to get fair skin.
* acne scar: 여드름 흉터
Whatever the case, basic skincare begins with thorough
cleansing and moisturizing.
ex>
Cleansing and moisturizing is important for healthy skin.
@
My face is breaking out.
얼굴에 자꾸 뭐가 나.
1. My
skin condition gets bad in spring and fall.
2. I used to have
clean and clear skin when I was a student.
3. Her beauty seems to have
come naturally.
4. I removed some
moles during the break.
