EBSe 예전 방송 복습하기, 제니퍼의 Actual Speaking 15번째

EBSe 예전 방송 복습하기, 제니퍼의 Actual Speaking 15번째

Making An Appointment

who do you

usually have to make an appointment to meet?

who do you

most often find difficult to meet?

who was

the last person you met after scheduling an appointment?

what do you think

about booking things in advance?

what do you think

are the pros and cons of making reservations and appointments?

what did you do

when you made a reservation or appointment but had to wait long?

(Did you get angry? What did you do? What did they do?)

when do you

make reservations? (restaurants, hotel, airplane)

where (which places / occasions)

MUST you make an appointment or reservation?

where

did you have to wait even when you made an appointment?

why do you

prefer to make reservations?

why don't you

like to make reservations?

how early do you

call to reserve a seat / table?

(flight tickets, get-together, when planing a celebration)

how early do you

start making arrangments?

how many days

in advance do you make reservations?

(for restaurants, flights, hotels, concerts)

숙어

show up : 나타나다...

wait in line: 줄을 서서 기다리다

to go back on one's promise: 약속을 어기다; 약속을 지키지 않는다. to break a promise that one has made

He always goes back on his promises! That's why no one buys what he says.

I booked two tickets for Ennio Morricone's June concert.

I made a dentist appointment for 2 o'clock but I have to wait an hour.

I booked two seats on the morning flight to Busan.

I have a 10 o'clock appointment with my doctor

Would it be possible to schedult / arrange a meeting with Mr Kim this Friday?

I'm calling to see if the professor / Dr. Lee is available on Tuesday afternoon.

I'd like to book a table / a flight / two seats for May 10th.

Are there any window seats near the emergency exits?

Could you reserve a table for a party of six / six people this Saturday at 7 o'clock under Clyde?
                                                                                                    under ~~~ : ~~~ 라는 이름으로

Could you put me down for 2 o'clock this Wednesday?

Friday at 7:00 works for me = I'm good for Friday at 7:00.

Rain check. please. : 다음에 할께요

Would you please give me a rain check? : 다음 기회에 할까요?

Do you think I could give a rain check on that? : 그 약속 다음으로 미루면 안될까요?

excuse / pardon my French: 욕을 해서 미안해요; 말을 함부로 해서 미안해요. an apology for cusing or using profanity