I have a cold sore

입병이 나다

I don't feel like~

~하고 싶은 마음이 없어

>When I don't feel like cooking, I drop by convenience stores 

or dosirack specialty stores to buy on the way home from work.

For Women, Income Inequality Continues Into Retirement

http://www.npr.org/2015/11/17/455888062/for-women-income-inequality-continues-into-retirement?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=npr&utm_term=nprnews&utm_content=2043

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Find middle ground

합의점을 찾다

Transfer to another job

Change job

Moving into work

Switch jobs

Remove work

직장을 옮기다

> I need to transfer to another job.

> She's thinking of changing job.

> My age is one difficulty of moving into work.

> Do you plan to switch jobs?

※ I'm in between jobs right now. 직장을 옮기는 중이다.

※ He's settling into his work. 

※ If you hate your job, what don't you switch careers. 경력을 전환하는거 어때요?

※ Remove work (?)

To say the least 

과장하지 않고, 진짜로

: When I want to emphasize on the sentence

> I was so surprised, to say the least.

> He's so mean, to say the least. 

자랑하다

Brag

허풍떨다

 :If you brag, you say in a very proud way that you have something or have done something.

Brag to sb about(of)sth 

>He bragged to his friends about the crime.

Talk big

허풍치다, 잘난 체하며 떠들다 

:tell people how good you are or promise many things

>Though he often talks big, I love him so much.

Stuck-up 

콧대가 높고 잘난척 거들먹

you mean that are very proud and unfriendly because they think they are very important.

> She is so stuck-up. 

Let me help you with that.

Can I help you?

Do you need a hand?

Don't make me blush.

자랑하다

Brag

허풍떨다

 :If you brag, you say in a very proud way that you have something or have done something.

Brag to sb about(of)sth 

>He bragged to his friends about the crime.

Talk big

허풍치다, 잘난 체하며 떠들다 

:tell people how good you are or promise many things

>Though he often talks big, I love him so much.

Stuck-up 

콧대가 높고 잘난척 거들먹

you mean that are very proud and unfriendly because they think they are very important.

> She is so stuck-up. 

Let's call it a day.

자 그만 마무리 합시다

(= Let's wrap it up)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-14/session-3/activity-1

Zinger 

1.공기가 답답하다

stuffy

>I feel very stuffy.

> I feel stifled. 

7. 그 외 표현

I'm frustrated.

My wings are clipped.

New recruit, New employee

신입사원 

If you ask me 

내 생각엔

But we often say, "If you ask me...." when we want to tell our opinion, usually when nobody asks us our opinion.

[출처] (영어표현) If You Ask Me...내 개인적인 생각으로는 |작성자 미치의 Daily English

think outside the box

새로운 사고를 하다

"I want to push people. I still want to wake people up. 

I still want to, you know, 

encourage people to think for themselves, 

to as question to think outside the box."

feel compelled to~

뭔가를 해야할 것같다 (뭔가를 강요당하는 느낌이다)

"You feel compelled to be more revealing."

> I feel compelled to say something.

Emojis Say Volumes Without a Word ;)

출처:http://learningenglish.voanews.com/content/emoji-say-volumes-without-a-word-/3004375.html

happy! :-D

Or super sad. :-(

Without uttering a word. ;-)

And they save time typing. 

Emojis are the icons that share a feeling, mood or thought with an image.Usually, it is an image of a facial expression. But it can also be a universalsymbol, such as thumbs-up to indicate an acheivement or milestone.

Emoji vs. Emoticon

Emojis are different from emoticons. Emojis areimages. Emoticons are punctuation marks.

Emojis are used on websites, apps, text messages,email, social media sites and more. This website showshow to use emojis on computers running Windows10. Look at the Apple website to learn about usingemojis on Mac computers.  

Your new device will come with many emojis. But you can get more emojisonline. You can paste them into Twitter, Facebook, Slack, Instagram, Tumblr and more.

Call Me Maybe Emojis

You can use emojis on your phone. But be careful, youmay have to pay for each emoji you use in your textmessages.

The BBC reported that some carriers in the UK weretreating emojis like photos and charging users for eachemoji they used. 

If you use a lot of emojis, that could cost you a lot ofextra money!

You can use emojis in fun ways. You can use emojis inplace of the words of your favorite songs, such as CallMe Maybe.

You can use emojis to tell stories. These emojis tell thestory of Les Miserables from the book, play or movie:

You can also send your true love emojis to show youcare.

Les Miserables in Emojis

Emojis can also help people with autism, Aspergers and othercommunication issues. Emoji therapy can help people who can't say words toexpress how they feel. 

Emoji Love

People who can't understand feelings expressed in emojis may have issues. At AutismSpeaks.org, you can find apps such as the Augmentative andAlternative Communication (AAC) app and therapies that use emojis to helppeople communicate.

Facebook

Facebook Stickers

You can use Stickers on Facebook. Tap or click on thehappy face icon to see a list of Stickers you can send.

Stickers are drawings like emojis you can use onFacebook and in Facebook Messenger. Learn moreabout using Stickers from the Facebook help page. 

You may see new emojis on Facebook if you live inIreland or Spain. Facebook is trying new emojis to helppeople share their feelings. 

Facebook calls these new emojis "Reactions." Youmay see these emojis on Facebook in other countriessoon.

According to Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, theyrealize that not all posts will be Liked or even Disliked. "Not every moment is a good moment," Zuckerberg said at a Facebook townhall meeting last month.

Reactions give you a way to express a lot of different emotions. They are alsoeasier to add than regular emojis or Stickers.

According to Irish Times, Facebook didn't want to add a dislike buttonbecause it wanted to keep Facebook positive. "A 'dislike' option would not be “in the spirit of the product we’re trying to build,” said a Facebookrepresentative.

Twitter

Emojis work well on Twitter.

You can add emojis to your tweets. Tweets can only have 140 characters.So, you can save characters by using emojis in your tweets. You can eithertype “I'm happy” at nine characters or use a happy face emoji that is only one.

You can send emojis in Direct Messages on Twitter using your phone orcomputer.

Bitmoji

Now, you can make emojis of your face. Use the Bitmoji app to make emojisof yourself.

This video shows you how:

And the best part: you can get the Bitmoji app for free!

Be Careful with Emojis

Be careful though when you use emojis. Your emoji may be confusing toothers. The meaning of a happy face emoji is clear. But a different emojimaybe misunderstood.

If you send an emoji from an Android to someone who has an iPhone, theymay see a different image. A helpful website shows you what an emoji lookslike on different phones and websites.

USA Today newspaper started using Facebook’s new emojis in its printnewspaper. Some people think emojis didn’t belong in news articles.

What Are Your Thoughts on Emojis

Do you like to use them? Were you ever confused by an emoji? Have youseen the new emojis on Facebook or Twitter? Do you think emojis belong innewspaper articles?

Let us know in the Comments Section.

Carolyn Nicander Mohr wrote this story for Learning English. KathleenStruck was the editor.

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Words in This Story

emoji - n. a small digital image or icon used to express an idea, emotion, etc., in electronic communication

icon - n. a small picture on a computer screen that represents a program orfunction

emoticon - n. a group of keyboard characters that are used to represent afacial expression (such as a smile or frown)

punctuation - n.  the marks (such as periods and commas) in a piece ofwriting that make its meaning clear and that separate it into sentences,clauses, etc.

autism - n. a condition or disorder that begins in childhood and that causesproblems in forming relationships and in communicating with other people

Aspergers syndrome - n. a developmental disorder affecting ability toeffectively socialize and communicate

cost v.값비용이 들다(★물건의 값이 들다)

> How much did it cost?

> IT cost too much.

> That could cost you a lot of money.

Charge v.청구하다(★돈을 달라고 요구하다)

>What did they charge for the repair? 그들이 수리비로 얼마를 청구하던가요?

> The restaurant charged $20.

> We won't charge you for delivery. 우리는 배달료를 받지 않는다.

Don't boss me around

boss: v.쥐고 흔들다, boss sb/boss about/boss around

> I'm sick of you bossing me around.

1학년: freshman year in(at) college

2학년: a sophomore

3학년: a junior in college

4학년: a senior at college

>When I was in college I worked for an art institute my freshman year.

>I used to drink a lot my freshman year in college but I changed to study hard after a sophomore.

필수과목: required subject

교양과목: liberal arts

F를 받다: receive an F, receive Fs

>I received lot of Fs on almost subjects so I got to be warned 

After that, I changed a lot and when I was a senior in college, I got all As on required subjects.

학자금 대출: students loan

대출을 신청하다: apply for a loan

대출이 있다: have(get) loans

> I didn't have any chance to apply a students loan because only good students 

who get many As had a chance.

place an order

주문해

술 취했었어 Not drunken, drunk is right

I was drunken x  → I was drunk  or  I got drunk.

Usage of 'drunken' : a drunken guy, a drunken driver

맛있어 Not delicious, Tasty and good is right

셀카찍는 중이야 ?

I'm taking selka. x  →I was taking a selfie.

썸탄다 ?

She's a sum썸 x  → I'm seeing her.

엔조이?

Is she just enjoy x → You're having a fling. 

: not serious, having a fun relation ship 

힐링 ?

I'm really looking forward to a healing weekend. x 

→ I'm looking forward to a relaxing weekend.

I have no appetite.

입맛이 없다

>My problem is I usually have no appetite. I don't have no favorite food.

↔I have a good appetite.

* have no taste 맛이 없다

> I'm a horrible cooker. My cooking actually has no taste.

brush up on

:복습하다 (직,위에 덧칠하다)

to practice on old skills

> The reason I join the class is brushing up on my English. I haven't spoken English for long.

> Even if you studied a lot of grammar in the past, these video can help you brush up on phrasal verbs.

the sky is the limit

:There is a lot of hope and opportunity for someone or something.

So, if someone says the sky is the limit for you, they believe with your talent and skill, you can accomplish anything.

> Jonathan believes the sky is the limit for his favorite baseball team this year.

> I feel the sky is the limit for you.

http://learningenglish.voanews.com/media/video/eim-the-sky-is-the-limit/2777202.html

You don't say

아무려니 (sarcastic expression)

"I'm a big fan of coffee. This posting intrigued me. There is a video posting included on web site."

http://blog.foodnetwork.com/fn-dish/2015/06/do-you-drink-coffee-right-when-you-wake-up-maybe-you-should-wait/

Do You Drink Coffee Right When You Wake Up? Maybe You Should Wait 

by Amy Reiter in News, June 2nd, 2015

Most of us probably try to suck down our first cup of joe as soon after we wake up as possible. But a new video by AsapSscience parses the research and reveals that the best time to give your body its first caffeine boost of the day is actually not when you first wake up, but about an hour later.

Why? It has to do with our circadian rhythm, the built-in biological clock that, among other things, regulates the release of cortisol, a hormone related to alertness. Cortisol levels peak around 8 a.m. and 9 a.m., AsapScience notes, as part of our natural waking process. And if we drink coffee or other caffeinated beverages during this peak cortisol production phase, the caffeine is less effective. Plus, we build up a greater tolerance to it over time, meaning we have to drink more and more for the same pick-me-up.

This cortisol surge is regulated by sunlight, so it happens no matter what time we hit the sack or wake up. (Science has shown we have two more spikes during the day — between noon and 1 p.m. and between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. — making those times less than ideal for a coffee break.) Cortisol levels, however, have also been found to jump by 50 percent right after we wake up no matter what time of day that is.

So what’s a caffeine lover to do? “Wait at least an hour [after you wake up] to get your cup of joe,” AsapScience advises, “and your body will be optimally ready to go.” That is, if you don’t hit the snooze button and nod off in the meantime.

http://www.fastcompany.com/3051290/lessons-learned/why-having-friends-at-work-is-so-important