2015_관광영어

240 Appendices Ⅰ Basic Conversation Lesson 1 Greeting and Introduction P. 10 Get Ready A. Listen and Write 1. M: Would you tell us about yourself? W: Sure. My name is Susan Baker. 2. M: Hi, I’m Doctor Luke. What’s the problem? W: Hi. I have a cold. 3. M: Mary, this is my friend Dongmin. W: Nice to meet you, Dongmin. Situation 1 Meeting a Tourist at the Airport Listen and Do W: Excuse me. Are you Mr. Smith from LA? M 1 : Yes, I’m Bill Smith. W: Nice to meet you, Mr. Smith. I’m Pak Nari from Arirang Travel. This is my assistant Kim Sanghun. M 2 : How do you do, Mr. Smith? I’m glad to meet you. M 1 : I’m glad to meet you, too. Now, what’s the name of the hotel, Ms. Pak? W: It’s the Sun Beach Hotel. Mr. Kim will take you there. Please get in the car over there. M 1 : Aren’t you coming along? W: No, sir. I’ll see you after lunch at the hotel. M 1 : Situation 2 Saying Goodbye Listen and Do W: When are you going back to Canada, Mr. Dunn? M: Well, I’m not sure. There are so many beautiful places in Korea besides Jeju. So I’d like to extend my stay in Korea a bit and look around some more. W: That’s nice. Oh, would you like to have some more? M: No, thanks. I’m already full. Oh, it’s getting rather late. I’m afraid I have to go now. W: Oh, I see. Your family is waiting for you at the hotel. M: Yeah. We’re leaving for Seoul tomorrow, and we need to pack our luggage. Thank you for the wonderful din- ner. W: You’re welcome. It’s been nice to have you with us. M: Thank you. Goodbye. W: Goodbye. Take care. M: You, too. Check Up A-1 W: Excuse me. Are you Mr. Taylor from New York? M: Yes, I’m John Taylor. W: Nice to meet you, Mr. Taylor. I’m Kim Mina from Ko- rea Travel. M: I’m glad to meet you, Ms. Kim. A-2 W: Would you like to have some more coffee? M: No, thanks. Oh, it’s getting rather late. I’m afraid I have to go now. W: Can’t you stay a little longer? M: Well, I’m going to leave for London tomorrow, and I should pack my luggage. Thank you for the wonderful dinner. W: My pleasure. It’s been nice to have you with us. M: Thank you. Goodbye. W: Have a nice flight. Lesson 2 Weather and Time P. 16 Situation 1 Talking about Weather Listen and Do M: Oh, it’s so cold this morning. W: It sure is. Are you all right? M: Yeah, I’m OK. Is it usually this cold in the spring in Korea? W: Well, it’s usually sunny and mild in the early spring, but it may be cold sometimes like this morning. We call it kkotsaemchuwi . M: What does that mean? W: Literally it means “cold during the flowering season.” M: I see. That’s an interesting expression. W: What’s the weather normally like in London? M: Summers are generally warm, with daytime tempera- tures above 20°C. Winters in London are chilly, but rarely below freezing. W: I see. Now I can understand why you feel so cold in Korea. Situation 2 Talking about Time Listen and Do W: What time is it now? We are going to be late! M: It’s quarter after eight. Don’t worry. We are not late. W: We have to be at the Rainbow Hotel by 9 o’clock to pick up Mr. and Ms. Brown for today’s tour. I don’t think we can make it. We only have 45 minutes. Listening Scripts