
Kim Young-chul and Tyler's Real American English 1
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Book Introduction
Language genius Tyler and English-speaking comedian Kim Young-chul will correct your Konglish. Stop pretending to be quiet. Tyler's English tutoring will make your mouth itch to speak. Stop pretending to be quiet, Tyler's English tutoring will make your mouth itch to speak! The #1 trending podcast! The popular segment "Tyler's Real American English" from "Kim Young-chul's Power FM" is finally available as a book. Let's learn real American expressions in 5 minutes a day by listening to the podcast broadcast using the QR code included in the text. Now, let's not be intimidated and be confident by speaking English like a local, speaking English that really makes sense. |
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Kim Young-chul and Tyler's Real American English 1
introduction
How to Become a "True Native" in 5 Minutes a Day
001 May you prosper!
002 This is my body.
003 Show your skills (kill them all)!
004 Even ten hands are not enough.
005 Even straw sandals have a pair.
006 It's impossible.
007 You have a keen eye.
008 Acorn Key is a key.
009 It's okay, I'm doing well.
010 Please pay all at once when you leave.
011 Please stop eating slowly.
012 Please keep it brief.
013 Let go of your preconceptions.
014 Please lighten your expression.
015 This is a priority seating area.
Review 001~015
016 Please stop installing.
017 My heart was in the bean field.
018 It was a waste of effort.
019 It's slippery, so be careful.
020 It will all pass.
021 There was no time to be bored.
022 I'm sorry, but I can't give you a discount.
023 Is that what you mean, makgeolli?
024 My muscles are tight.
025 It's on the verge of exploding.
026 Don't be a jerk.
027 I have a bit of a glutton.
028 Stop whining and do it right.
029 Does the food suit your taste?
030 The more urgent it is, the more you should go back.
Review 016~030
031 This is for tasting.
032 Let me try it.
033 You can get off at the next stop.
034 It was a pleasure working with you.
Contact me.
035 Stop teasing me childishly.
036 Best regards (closing greeting when writing an email).
037 It's a total bungeoppang.
038 Do you want to go to the second round together?
039 There is an unexpected side to it (positive).
040 I'm lazy so I haven't started yet.
041 I want to invite you to my housewarming party.
042 (Seasonal Change) Be careful not to catch a cold~
043 Wasn't it difficult to get here?
044 What is the expiration date?
045 Excuse me, could you please be quiet?
Review 031~045
046 Please eat in moderation for your health.
047 It's closed there.
048 If you need anything, just let me know.
049 It was absolutely the best.
050 The elevator is broken, so please walk.
051 I couldn't help it because my hands were big.
052 Please give us a separate receipt.
053 What time is it now?
054 It's all fun, so keep watching.
055 Shall we go for a walk?
056 Please don't ask, it's embarrassing.
057 Are there any foods you can't eat?
058 Just be honest with me.
059 I didn't mean it like that, I'm sorry.
060 Listen with one ear and let it go out the other.
Review 046~060
061 Mix everything together and eat.
062 How about learning Korean?
063 You have too high standards.
064 I will work hard.
Please pick me.
065 It melts in your mouth.
066 You have a dagger in your eye.
067 The days are getting longer.
068 Please fill it generously.
069 It's okay, come in.
070 The water is ready over there.
071 We have the same last name, but we are not family.
072 (Various expressions of the rhythm)
073 Thank you, but it's a bit burdensome.
074 It's dangerous, so go back.
075 Please put this bowl away.
Review 061~075
076 It's a shame that time is passing by.
077 I'm new too, so I don't know much.
078 Don't tie it up (when grumbling cutely).
079 Are you upset?
080 You only find me when you need me.
081 Let's talk about that later.
082 This is not a place to throw away trash.
083 Where is this product from?
084 If you're going to do it anyway, do it now.
085 (That store) It's not like it used to be.
086 You don't have to work that hard.
087 My text was ignored.
088 Please ventilate the room.
089 Wow~ (I'm so shocked)
I'll pay off 090 (I'll do it as Teacher Teacher).
Review 076~090
091 I wish the money would solidify.
092 I'll treat you to dinner.
093 Do you want to eat a late-night snack?
094 Hey, stop taking the plane.
095 You really have no sense.
096 My daughter is really unstoppable.
097 Even if I do it, it's too much.
098 You don't have to say that.
099 Wow, strawberries are good.
100 It tastes delicious.
101 That's right, I'm from there.
102 What does that mean?
103 Please tap (the transportation card) again.
104 I fell in love at first sight.
105 The real thing is much better.
Review 091~105
106 Let's get together sometime.
107 Go up first.
108 Would you like me to cut it into bite-sized pieces?
109 It's okay, I'll do it.
110 It's your own mind.
111 Sorry, I guess I've been out of my mind lately.
112 I think someone lost it.
Please help me find the owner.
113 If you need anything, just let me know.
114 My English has improved a lot.
115 We get along well.
116 You look like a different person.
117 Is this the first time you've heard of this?
118 Can I pay in cash and the rest by card?
119 My heart is pounding.
120 Your feet are really wide.
Review 106-120
121 It's so funny I'm going crazy.
122 Why are you still awake?
123 Feel free to browse.
124 Then I'll do it too.
125 You'll find out soon enough (don't drink the kimchi stew).
126 I'm going to get a callus on my ear.
127 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 1] What's the recommended menu here?
128 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 2] I'd like an iced coffee without syrup.
129 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 3] This is the seat I've been assigned.
130 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 4] Please take a picture with the castle in the back.
131 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 5] Please exclude this from the calculation.
132 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 6] Can I bring this on board?
133 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 7] Can I pack up the leftovers?
134 [Advanced Overseas Travel English 8] I couldn't eat because I was sleeping. Can I eat the in-flight meal now?
135 Sorry for the inconvenience… … .
Review 121-135
136 I'm not dead yet!
137 If you really want it, you can do anything.
138 What is your ideal type?
139 This elevator only serves odd-numbered floors.
Only 140 people survived.
141 Looks good.
How are you?
142 This is good for your body.
143 I'm doing well as usual.
144 In my old days… … .
145 It's a godsend.
146 Please hard-boil the eggs.
147 I got less change.
148 Please don't make the food salty.
149 If you come to Korea, you must eat tteokbokki.
150 Don't touch, just look at it.
Review 136-150
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Publisher's Review
Kim Young-chul's Power FM's Hot Corner is the #1 Hot Podcast
Tyler's Real American English is now available as a book.
If you have never let go of English for a single moment, but have never been able to communicate,
It's all because of Korean English
Real American English Revealed, Not Taught in School or at an Academy
I've never let go of English in school, at the academy, or throughout my life... but why can't I have a conversation in English? You, who automatically responds with, "I'm fine, thank you, and you?" You, who wants to snap at someone yelling in the middle of the night, "What time is it?" but instead find yourself asking a friendly, "What time is it now?"
Even if your English isn't great, you can still have a conversation anywhere with American English. Tyler shares practical English expressions used by locals every day, giving you a more authentic English experience.
Just 5 minutes a day, one sentence a day, and you'll be speaking like a native speaker.
On the way to work, before going to bed, while brushing your teeth... Just 5 minutes a day,
Your annoying English headache is solved
Your once-poor English will quickly become fluent.
Free from 'I'm Fine, Thank You, And You?'
Real American Tyler shares some useful English expressions.
“Is that what you mean, makgeolli?” “I feel sorry for the time passing.” “We’ll talk about that later.”
How can I express this in English?
Stop worrying, these are the real American expressions that locals use every day.
Tyler, a true American, teaches vivid expressions you won't learn in school.
From American culture to useful expressions, Tyler's nutritious tips are packed full of information.
Metaphors and idioms that are more natural than precise expressions
Words to avoid when talking to Americans
An abbreviation that is often used by Americans, but is not grammatically correct.
Expressions, abbreviations, and even intonation that change the feeling of a single word that fits SNS.
Just learn the tips Tyler gives you in each episode and you'll no longer be afraid of native speakers.
※ There are expressions that can feel 180 degrees different depending on the intonation, so be sure to check the intonation on the podcast broadcast.
Podcast QR code included
You can listen to the podcast broadcast right away by scanning the QR code in the text.
MP3 files provided
Download the MP3 file from the Wisdom House website and save it to your phone.
Tyler's Real American English is now available as a book.
If you have never let go of English for a single moment, but have never been able to communicate,
It's all because of Korean English
Real American English Revealed, Not Taught in School or at an Academy
I've never let go of English in school, at the academy, or throughout my life... but why can't I have a conversation in English? You, who automatically responds with, "I'm fine, thank you, and you?" You, who wants to snap at someone yelling in the middle of the night, "What time is it?" but instead find yourself asking a friendly, "What time is it now?"
Even if your English isn't great, you can still have a conversation anywhere with American English. Tyler shares practical English expressions used by locals every day, giving you a more authentic English experience.
Just 5 minutes a day, one sentence a day, and you'll be speaking like a native speaker.
On the way to work, before going to bed, while brushing your teeth... Just 5 minutes a day,
Your annoying English headache is solved
Your once-poor English will quickly become fluent.
Free from 'I'm Fine, Thank You, And You?'
Real American Tyler shares some useful English expressions.
“Is that what you mean, makgeolli?” “I feel sorry for the time passing.” “We’ll talk about that later.”
How can I express this in English?
Stop worrying, these are the real American expressions that locals use every day.
Tyler, a true American, teaches vivid expressions you won't learn in school.
From American culture to useful expressions, Tyler's nutritious tips are packed full of information.
Metaphors and idioms that are more natural than precise expressions
Words to avoid when talking to Americans
An abbreviation that is often used by Americans, but is not grammatically correct.
Expressions, abbreviations, and even intonation that change the feeling of a single word that fits SNS.
Just learn the tips Tyler gives you in each episode and you'll no longer be afraid of native speakers.
※ There are expressions that can feel 180 degrees different depending on the intonation, so be sure to check the intonation on the podcast broadcast.
Podcast QR code included
You can listen to the podcast broadcast right away by scanning the QR code in the text.
MP3 files provided
Download the MP3 file from the Wisdom House website and save it to your phone.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of publication: December 8, 2017
- Page count, weight, size: 336 pages | 567g | 140*205*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791162201510
- ISBN10: 1162201517
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