어바웃타임 대본공부 - day7

안녕하세요 여러분!

오늘도 쉐도잉 영어공부를 시작해봅시다!

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제가 쉐도잉으로 하는 영어공부 순서는 다음과 같습니다!

 

① 영상을 보면서 대본을 정리한다.

② 대본을 토대로 모르는 표현, 궁금한 표현에 밑줄을 친다.

③ 한영자막으로 다시 보면서 밑줄 친 표현들이 무슨 뜻인지, 어떻게 사용되는지 밑에 정리한다.

④ 자막 없이 다시 보면서 이해되는지 확인한다.

⑤ 블로그에 밑줄 친 단어와 표현들 정리한다.

- 단어를 정리할때는 명사는 한국어로 최대한 나머지는 사전에서 찾아 영어로!

⑥ 영어 자막으로 다시 보면서 쉐도잉한다.

- 입에 붙을 때까지 하기, 적어도 5번씩!

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※대본은 제가 진행하는만큼 작성하고 있습니다!

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Scene 9 (15:05 - 16:35)

Charlotte: Come in.

Charlotte: Tim. 

Tim: Charlotte. 

Charlotte: Hi. 

Tim: Hi. 

Charlotte: Sit down.

Tim: I know you’ve probably suspected this, 

but over the last month I've fallen completely in love with you. 

Now obviously this was gonna happen because you’re a goddess with that face and that hair, 

but even if you didn't have a nice face, 

and even if you had absolutely no hair because of some bizarre medical reason,

- bizarre: Something that is bizarre is very odd and strange. (=weird)

I'd still adore you, 

and I… I just wondered whether, by any chance, you might share my feelings. 

Charlotte: Wow. I tell you what. 

Why don't we see how the summer goes and then you ask me again on my last night?

Tim: Your last night?

Charlotte: Yes. 

Try me on the last night. See what happens then, shall we? 

It's exciting.

Tim: Right. 

No, it's a perfect plan. 

That’s absolutely perfect. Last night.

Charlotte: Last night.

Tim: Thanks very much.

Charlotte: Night-night, Timmy.

 

Scene 10 (16:38 - 17:10)

Tim: Big lesson number one, all the time travel in the world can't make someone love you.

Charlotte: Bye!

Tim: So the love of my life just drove away. And the very next day it was my turn to leave.

Desmond: There you go. Don’t spend it all at once.

Tim: Thanks. 

Dad: Don’t call too often, your mother doesn't like to be disturbed. 

Tim: Okay. Thanks.

 

Scene 11 (17:28 - 19:39)

Tim: I caught the train to London in search of a future and a girlfriend.

I was staying in St John’s Wood, near Abbey Road,  

with a playwright friend of my dad's called Harry.

- playwright: 극작가

It's always nice to have family connections when you're a new kid in town.

Harry: What the fuck do you want?

Tim: I’m James's son.

Harry: Who?

Tim: James Lake. 

Harry: What about him?

Tim: He said you had a room.

Harry: Go in there and wait. Quietly. I mean it, don't make a sound. Or I'll kill you.

Harry: I was actually having the first good idea I've had for a decade when you rang on the doorbell, but now it's gone. You little shit.

Harry: How's your dad? Weird cock, I always thought. Something weird about him.

- cock: A cock is an adult male chicken.

Tim: Really?

Harry: Yeah, I never really liked him, actually. Your mum still look like Andy Warhol?

Tim: What?

Harry: That, by the way, is my wife.

Tim: Oh, nice.

Harry: Yeah, you wouldn’t like her at first. Sarcastic cow. But eventually you'd realise that 

- sarcastic: Someone who is sarcastic says or does the opposite of what they really mean in order to mock or insult someone.

she's the best human being in the world, which is why she left me, of course. 

Harry: Here you go. Try not to make too much noise, particularly when having sex.

Tim: No chance of that.

Harry: Christ, two losers in one house.

That is my daughter. Have sex with her if you like. Apparently everyone else has.

 

Scene 12 (19:40 - 21:17)

Tim: It wasn't a hopeful set-up for romance. And work didn't help on that score either.

The world of law seems to be entirely full of men.

Rory: Hello. I'm Rory. Very pleased to meet you. A real thrill.

- thrill: If something gives you a thrill, it gives you a sudden feeling of great excitement, pleasure, or fear.

Well, who knows, we might become, you know, pals, et cetera.

Bhattie QC: Who the hell are you? 

Tim: Tim Lake

Bhattie QC: Well, I hope you’re better than this clown. Come on, Roger.

Rory: It’s Rory, actually. I've been here a year and a half. I'm just saying that to be nice.

It's two years actually.

Tim: So six lonely months went by and it was still just me and Harry.

Me lawyer-ing every hour of the day and night. 

And him putting the finishing touches to his new play.

Tim: No matter how many girls there were in the world, I always seemed to end up with Rory.

Tim: Until, out of the blue, on a dodgy night out with dodgy Jay, 

- out of the blue: suddenly and unexpectedly

- dodgy: BRIT, INFORMAL If you say that something is dodgy, you mean that it seems rather risky, dangerous, or unreliable.

something miraculous happened.

Jay: The waiters are, wait for this, right, they're blind.

Tim: You’re kidding me?

Jay: I’m kidding you not. No, as bats. As bats!

Dans le Noir Maître D’ : Very good to have you here, gentlemen.

I hope you enjoy your experience.

Carlo will show you to your table.

Jay: Great. Lead on, maestro.

Carlo: Can I have your right hand on my right shoulder, please?

And your friend hold on to your shoulder.

Thank you.

Mind the stairs and be prepared because it's completely dark.