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Translation: ko
[00:00] Hello and welcome to Real Easy English,
ìë
íìžì, Real Easy Englishì ì€ì ê²ì íìí©ëë€.
[00:03] the podcast where we have real conversations in easy English
ì¬ìŽ ììŽë¡ ì€ì ëí륌 ëëë íìºì€ížì
ëë€.
[00:08] to help you learn.
ì¬ë¬ë¶ì íìµì ëêž° ìíŽìì.
[00:09] I'm Beth.
ì ë ë² ì€ì
ëë€.
[00:10] And I'm Neil.
ì ë ëì
ëë€.
[00:11] There is a video version of this podcast on our website,
ì í¬ ì¹ì¬ìŽížìë ìŽ íìºì€ížì ëìì ë²ì ìŽ ììµëë€.
[00:15] where you can also find a worksheet and transcript to help you learn.
ì¬êž°ì íìµì ëììŽ ëë ìí¬ìížì ë볞ë ì°ŸìŒì€ ì ììµëë€.
[00:19] It's at bbclearningenglish.com.
bbclearningenglish.comìì íìžíì€ ì ììµëë€.
[00:29] Hi, Neil. How are you?
ìë
íìžì, ë. ìŽë»ê² ì§ëŽìžì?
[00:31] I'm hungry.
ë°°ê³ íì.
[00:32] Me too. I'm starving.
ì ëì. ë°°ê³ í ì£œê² ìŽì.
[00:35] Well, that's good, because we're talking about lunch today.
ì, ìëë€ì. ì€ë ì ì¬ì ëíŽ ìŽìŒêž°í ê±°ëê¹ì.
[00:40] We're recording this just before lunch, so it's no wonder that
ì ì¬ ì§ì ì ë
¹ìíê³ ììŽì ëëŒìŽ ìŒìŽ ìëë°ì,
[00:45] we're both very hungry.
ì°ëЬ ë ë€ ì죌 ë°°ê° ê³ íë€ë ê²ìŽì.
[00:46] You might be able to hear our tummies rumble because we're hungry.
ì°ëŠ¬ê° ë°°ê³ íì ë°°ìì ꌬ륎륵 ìëŠ¬ê° ëë ê²ì ë€ì ìë ìì ê±°ìì.
[00:52] OK. So, shall we begin?
ì¢ìì. ê·žëŒ ììí ê¹ì?
[00:54] Yes. Let's do it.
ë€. ê·žë ê² íì£ .
[00:55] What have you got for lunch today?
ì€ë ì ì¬ìŒë¡ 묎ìì ì€ë¹íì
šëì?
[00:58] Today for my lunch, I have chicken with potatoes and vegetables
ì€ë ì ì¬ìŒë¡ ëê³ êž°ì ê°ì, ì±ì륌 ëš¹ì ê±°ìì.
[01:06] in a harissa paste.
íëŠ¬ì¬ íìŽì€ížì.
[01:08] Oh, that sounds really nice.
ì€, ì ë§ ë§ìê² ë€ì.
[01:11] Yeah, it's leftovers actually,
ë€, ì¬ì€ì ëšì ìììŽìì,
[01:13] which I have heated up and brought in, in a little flask.
ë°ìì ìì 볎ìšë³ì ëŽìììŽì.
[01:17] What are leftovers?
ëšì ìììŽ ëìì?
[01:19] Good question. Leftovers.
ì¢ì ì§ë¬žìŽìì. ëšì ìì.
[01:21] That's food from a meal that you've already had that you didn't finish
ìŽë¯ž ëš¹ìë ìì¬ìì ë€ ëš¹ì§ ìì ìììžë°
[01:25] and you can heat it up and eat it again.
ë€ì ë°ìì ëš¹ì ì ììŽì.
[01:28] Yes. I also have leftovers for my lunch today.
ë€. ì ë ì€ë ì ì¬ìŒë¡ ëšì ìììŽ ììŽì.
[01:32] So, yesterday I made a pasta for lunch with vegetables in it
ê·žëì ìŽì ì ì¬ìŒë¡ ìŒì±ë¥Œ ë£ì íì€í륌 ë§ë€ìëë°
[01:41] and I have that.
귞걞 ëš¹ì ê±°ìì.
[01:43] So, Beth, what do you usually have for lunch?
ê·žëì, ë² ì€, ë³Žíµ ì ì¬ìŒë¡ ë ëš¹ìŽì?
[01:46] Is it usually leftovers or something else?
ë³Žíµ ëšì ììì ëš¹ìŽì, ìë멎 ë€ë¥ž 걞 ëš¹ìŽì?
[01:50] It's usually leftovers when I come into work because it's easier,
íì¬ì ì¬ ëë ë³Žíµ ëšì ììì ëš¹ìŽì, ë ìœêž° ë묞ìŽì£ ,
[01:56] and then I don't need to buy lunch.
ê·žë¬ë©Ž ì ì¬ì ìŽ íìê° ììŽì.
[01:59] But if I go out and buy food,
íì§ë§ ëê°ì ììì ì¬ ëš¹ëë€ë©Ž,
[02:02] then I would usually go for something like sushi or ramen.
ë³Žíµ ìŽë°¥ìŽë ëŒë© ê°ì 걞 ëš¹ì ê±°ìì.
[02:08] What about you?
ë¹ì ì ìŽë ìžì?
[02:08] What do you usually have for lunch?
ì ì¬ìŒë¡ ë³Žíµ ë¬Žìì ëìëì?
[02:13] Yeah.
ë€.
[02:13] Sometimes I have leftovers that I bring in.
ê°ëì ëšì ììì ê°ì žìì ëš¹ìŽì.
[02:17] Sometimes I buy a sandwich, for example.
ì륌 ë€ìŽ, ê°ë ìëìì¹ë¥Œ ì¬ ëš¹ìŽì.
[02:20] What's your favourite kind of sandwich?
ê°ì¥ ì¢ìíë ìëìì¹ë ìŽë€ ì¢
ë¥ìžê°ì?
[02:24] If I have a sandwich...
ìëìì¹ë¥Œ ëš¹ëë€ë©Ž...
[02:25] if I buy a sandwich for lunch, I like to get things like smoked salmon.
ì ì¬ìŒë¡ ìëìì¹ë¥Œ ì°ë€ë©Ž, íì ì°ìŽ ê°ì ê²ì ì¢ìíŽì.
[02:32] Nice, with pickles maybe.
ì¢ë€ì, ìë§ íŒíŽëì.
[02:34] Yeah.
ë€.
[02:36] There's a really good baguette I like actually that has smoked salmon
ì¬ì€ ì ê° ì¢ìíë ì ë§ ë§ìë ë°ê²ížê° ìëë°, íì ì°ìŽê° ë€ìŽììŽì.
[02:41] and egg mayonnaise in it.
ê·žëŠ¬ê³ ê·ž ìì ìê·ž ë§ìë€ìŠê°ì.
[02:44] Oh, it's so nice.
ì€, ì ë§ ë§ìê² ìŽì.
[02:45] Stop it.
ê·žë§íŽì.
[02:46] Sorry.
ì£ì¡íŽì.
[02:46] I'm so hungry.
ë묎 ë°°ê³ íì.
[02:47] Me too.
ì ëì.
[02:47] Neil, do you ever skip lunch?
ë, ì ì¬ì 거륞 ì ìŽ ìëì?
[02:51] No.
ìëì.
[02:51] No way!
ì ë ì ëŒì!
[02:53] I would be in a horrible mood if I skipped lunch.
ì ì¬ì 거륎멎 ì ë§ êž°ë¶ìŽ ì ì¢ì ê±°ìì.
[02:58] I don't understand how anyone can skip any meal.
ëêµ°ê° ìŽë»ê² ìì¬ë¥Œ 거륌 ì ìëì§ ìŽíŽê° ì ëŒì.
[03:02] I need to eat all my meals.
ì ë 몚ë ìì¬ë¥Œ íŽìŒ íŽì.
[03:05] Yeah.
ë€.
[03:05] Otherwise, you get hangry.
ê·žë ì§ ììŒë©Ž ë°°ê³ íì íê° ëì.
[03:07] Exactly.
ë§ìì.
[03:07] 'Hangry' is hungry and angry.
'Hangry'ë ë°°ê³ í곌 ë¶ë
žë¥Œ í©ì¹ ë§ìŽìì.
[03:12] I'm on the... I'm almost getting hangry now.
ì ë... ìŽì ë°°ê³ í ì£œê² ìŽì.
[03:16] What's your favourite meal?
ê°ì¥ ì¢ìíë ìì¬ë 묎ììžê°ì?
[03:16] Is it lunch?
ì ì¬ìžê°ì?
[03:19] Breakfast?
ì칚 ìì¬?
[03:19] Dinner?
ì ë
ìì¬?
[03:22] I think the evening meal is probably my favourite because we sit at the table
ì ë
ìì¬ê° ìë§ ì ê° ê°ì¥ ì¢ìíë ê² ê°ìì. ìëí멎 ì°ëЬë ìíì ììì
[03:29] and chat and it's the biggest, nicest meal of the day
ìŽìŒêž°íê³ í룚 ì€ ê°ì¥ í¬ê³ ë§ìë ìì¬ìŽêž° ë묞ìŽì£ .
[03:33] and you don't really have to do anything after so you can relax.
ê·žëŠ¬ê³ ê·ž íìë í¹ë³í í ìŒìŽ ììŽì ìŽ ì ììŽì.
[03:38] Mmm. Yeah, that's good.
ì. ë€, ì¢ë€ì.
[03:39] I really like brunch, which is that sort of in between breakfast
ì ë ëžë°ì¹ë¥Œ ì ë§ ì¢ìíŽì. ì칚 ìì¬ì
[03:44] and lunch â maybe 10:00.
ì ì¬ ì¬ìŽì ê²ìžë°, ìë§ 10ì쯀ìŽì£ .
[03:46] And I might have eggs and bacon and hash browns and avocado,
ê·žëŠ¬ê³ ì ë ê³ë곌 ë² ìŽì»š, íŽì ëžëŒìŽ, ì볎칎ë륌 ëš¹ì ìë ììŽì.
[03:52] a big meal full of lots of good food.
ë§ìë ìììŽ ê°ëí ížì§í ìì¬ì£ .
[03:52] I like a brunch.
ì ë ëžë°ì¹ë¥Œ ì¢ìíŽì.
[03:57] Do you ever have a working lunch?
ìŒí멎ì ì ì¬ì ëì ì ìŽ ìëì?
[04:00] I do occasionally if I'm working from home.
ì§ìì ìŒí ëë ê°ë ê·žëì.
[04:06] because I can carry on working and eat quickly.
ê³ì ìŒí멎ì 빚늬 ëš¹ì ì ìêž° ë묞ìŽì£ .
[04:10] And then in my actual lunch break, I might have a nice long walk
ê·žëŠ¬ê³ ì€ì ì ì¬ìê°ìë ì°ì±
ì êžžê² í ìë ììŽì.
[04:15] Or something like that.
ìë멎 ê·žë° ììŽì£ .
[04:17] But when I'm in the office, I don't want to eat at my desk.
íì§ë§ ì¬ë¬Žì€ì ìì ëë ì±
ììì ëš¹ê³ ì¶ì§ ììì.
[04:20] No.
ìëì.
[04:20] Me neither.
ì ëì.
[04:21] I don't really like working lunches.
ì ë ìŒí멎ì ëš¹ë ì ì¬ì ë³ë¡ ì¢ìíì§ ììì.
[04:24] I would rather eat my lunch without working.
ì°šëŒëЬ ìŒíì§ ìê³ ì ì¬ì ëš¹ê² ìŽì.
[04:29] Yeah, I'd prefer the same, really.
ë€, ì ë ì ë§ ë§ì°¬ê°ì§ìì.
[04:37] Let's recap the language we heard during the conversation.
ëí ì€ì ë€ìë ííë€ì ììœíŽ ëŽ
ìë€.
[04:41] We had 'skip', which means not have or do.
'skip'ìŽëŒë ííìŽ ììëë°, ìŽë ê°ì§ ìê±°ë íì§ ìëë€ë ë»ì
ëë€.
[04:45] For example, I never skip lunch.
ì륌 ë€ìŽ, ì ë ì ì¬ì ì ë ê±°ë¥Žì§ ììì.
[04:49] We heard 'working lunch', which is when you eat your lunch while you're working.
'working lunch'ëŒë ííì ë€ìëë°, ìŽë ìŒí멎ì ì ì¬ì ëš¹ë ê²ì ë§í©ëë€.
[04:55] We also had 'leftovers', which is when you don't finish a meal
ëí 'leftovers'ëŒë ííë ììëë°, ìŽë ìì¬ë¥Œ ë€ ë§ì¹ì§ ììì
[04:59] so you have more of it at a different time, like the next day.
ë€ë¥ž ìê°ì ë ëš¹ì ì ìë ê²ì ë§í©ëë€. ì륌 ë€ìŽ ë€ì ë ìŽì.
[05:03] And we talked about which meals and food we 'prefer'.
ê·žëŠ¬ê³ ì°ëЬë ìŽë€ ìì¬ì ììì 'ì ížíëì§'ì ëíŽ ìŽìŒêž°íìµëë€.
[05:07] If you prefer something, you like it better than something else.
ìŽë€ ê²ì ì ížíë€ë ê²ì ë€ë¥ž ê²ë³Žë€ ê·žê²ì ë ì¢ìíë€ë ë»ì
ëë€.
[05:11] Yes.
ë€.
[05:11] And another phrase we can use to say this is 'would rather'.
ê·žëŠ¬ê³ ìŽê²ì ë§íêž° ìíŽ ì¬ì©í ì ìë ë ë€ë¥ž ííì 'would rather'ì
ëë€.
[05:16] For example, I'd rather have sushi than a sandwich for lunch.
ì륌 ë€ìŽ, ì ì¬ìŒë¡ ìëìì¹ ëì ìŽë°¥ì ëš¹ë ê²ìŽ ë ì¢ìµëë€.
[05:20] That's it for this episode of Real Easy English.
Real Easy English ìŽë² ìíŒìëë ì¬êž°ê¹ì§ì
ëë€.
[05:23] Test what you've learned with a worksheet on our website, bbclearningenglish.com.
ì í¬ ì¹ì¬ìŽíž bbclearningenglish.comìì ìí¬ìížë¡ ë°°ìŽ ëŽì©ì í
ì€ížíŽë³Žìžì.
[05:28] And make sure you join us again for another easy English conversation.
ê·žëŠ¬ê³ ë ë€ë¥ž ì¬ìŽ ììŽ ëí륌 ìíŽ ì í¬ì ë€ì íšê» íŽì£Œìžì.
[05:33] We'll be back next week.
ë€ì 죌ì ëìì€ê² ìµëë€.
[05:35] See you soon.
ê³§ ë§ëì.
[05:36] Goodbye!
ìë
í ê°ìžì!