F2F Class Notes (Samara) [S]

Last year I went to Korea and stayed seven days. I ate the Korean food, pan fried and live octopus, chopped with some wasabi. Then I walked on the beach and then went to the park. The thing I remember most is this island person. I think it’s not very crowded, but the taxi driver said “it’s become much more crowded than usual“. Because this time is the Chinese national day. Now, I want to travel the North Europe, because I want to see the Northern Lights. But I need time and money. I need to ask two months in advance.

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Last year I went to Korea and stayed / stayed for seven days. I ate the Korean food, pan-fried and live octopus, chopped with some wasabi. Then I walked on the beach and then went to the park. The thing I remember most is this island person. I think it’s not very crowded, but the taxi driver said “it’s become much more crowded than usual“. Because this time is the Chinese national day. Now, I want to travel to North Europe, because I want to see the Northern Lights. But I need time and money. I need to ask two months in advance.

Pronunciation

Korean: Cop / cope / ko / koe / korean
Octopus: Oc -to -pus / October / Octopus
Security: See – cure – i – tee  /
ex: Send your things through the machine for security.
Packages: Pack -e – ge- s

Grammar

to: connects to the verb, going to, walking to, want to.
ex: I will go to home and go to bed.
back into: return it to or in.
ex: I want to get back into it
ex: I want to get back into MY home.  / I am locked out of my house
Out of:  to get out
ex: Get out of town. – Phrase
Get out of town: Wow, that is amazing, unbelievable ( in a good or bad way ), it can be a formal way of being rude.

Vocabulary

Internship: a temporary job for an opportunity.
Consulting: Give professional advice.
ex: I do social media consulting.
Pants pocket: The pocket of the pants.
ex: a lot of pants have pockets, every jeans have pockets.
Ex: All jeans are pants, all jean leggings are pants, but not all pants have pockets.
Keys: 钥匙
Plastic Tray:

Politician: 政治家
A politician will say “get out of town” when they want to be rude or disagree.