[Before Sunrise 12 Weeks Project] 1 week - 1

<Listening> Ah, there'(아덜스) an exhibition. Yeah, I guess we'll(거의 안들림/윌) miss it. Must have been (I stared at it) 45 minutes. It's like (이 자잌) the environments, y'know are stronger(y'knoware) than the people.  His(잘안들림) human figures are always so (arealwayso) transitory.

<Applying Practice> Ah, there's an exibition.  -어, 전시한다. I guess we'll miss it. - 근데 우리 못보겠네.  Doesn't start until next week. - 다음주에 시작하네. Yeah, I think so. - 맞네. I actually saw this one // a few years ago in the musuem. ↗ - 나는 실제로 몇년전에 이거 박물관에서 봤어. I stared and stared at it. Must have been 45 minutes. - 계-속 봤어. 45분쯤 있었을거야.  I love it. It's great. - 맘에 들어. 훌륭한 작품이야. I love the way the people / are (seem to be) dissolving into the background. - 사람들이 배경에 녹아드는 듯한 방식이 좋아.  Look at this one. It's like, the environments / y'knoware stronger than the people. - 이거봐. 배경(주변에 있는 것들)이 사람들보다 더 강해. His human figures are alwayso / transitory. ↗ It's funny. Transitory? - 쇠라의 인물 형태는 항상 일시적이야. 재밌어. 일시적? 맞나? transitory. - 응 일시적.

<Speaking Practice> I actually / saw this one / a fewyears ago / in the museum. I love the way of people / seem to be dissolving into the background I stared and stared-at-it It's like, the enviornment,/ y'knoware stronger than the people.  His human figures arealwayso transitory.

<Vocabulary> exhibition miss not be/go somewhere [transitive] miss something to fail to be or go somewhere She hasn't missed a game all year.You missed a good party last night (= because you did not go). transitory stare at  environment : the aggregate of surrounding things, conditions, or influences; surroundings; milieu. actually  : As the truth or facts of a situation. ‘we must pay attention to what young people are actually doing’ way  figure [in painting/story] a person or an animal in a drawing, painting, etc., or in a story The central figure in the painting is the artist's daughter.

< Expression > Must have been   must have been is used when you see some clear evidence and are sure that the thing you are going to talk about has actually happened, but you are still not 100% sure. The lock is broken. Someone must have broken into the house.    I love it   I guess... : maybe, -인 듯?, I think   I guess [transitive, intransitive] guess (that)… (informal, especially North American English) to suppose that something is true or likely I guess (that) you’ll be looking for a new job now. I guess I'm just lucky.‘He didn't see me, I guess. ’‘Are you ready to go?’ ‘Yeah, I guess so. ’‘They aren't coming, then?’ ‘I guess not.’