제니퍼는 보기에도 참 친절 하지만 발음도 굉장히 착합니다. ESL 선생님 답게 또박또박 정확히 한단어 한단어를 발음 함으로서 처음 듣기 영어를 접하는 사람들에겐 굉장히 도움이 되리라 믿어 집니다...
듣기 영어에서 한가지 기억하면 좋은 것이 바로 "발음할수 있는 것은 들을수 있다!"
영어 선생님들 께서 영어로 말을 잘 하려면 소리내어 읽어라고 권하지요?
맞는 말씀입니다. 발음과 듣는 것은 절대적인 관계가 있으니 제니퍼의 발음을
유심히 듣고 따라서 발음을 해 보시면 말하기와 듣기 영어가 한Q에 늘게 될겁니다...
물론 "받아쓰기" 도 또한 중요하지요...
오늘도 지난번에 이어 숙어와 슬랭을 실제 상황에 맞추어서 배워 보입시다...
This is lesson 5 on American Slang.
I have a lot of fun putting this lesson together because I got to work with (them) old class mates of mine. (them) 이 아주 약하게 발음 됩니다..
I'd like to remind you that the reason why put such lessons together is to help you better understand informal English when it spoken.
The exercises that I created in this lesson focus more so on comprehending slang rather than using it. (결국 슬랭을 이해하라는 의도지 사용하라는 뜻이 아니라는...)
In any case I hope you find it all useful and that you'll enjoy this lesson.
And remember you can always subscribe to my channel that way you'll be sure to catch everyone of the lessons that I put on the YouTube. be는 거의 들리지 않는군요..
(To subscribe Jennifer's Channel, CLICK HERE...! or go to http://www.youtube.com/user/JenniferESL)
Lesson 6
Not all English you hear in a work place is business English.
I've titled this next lesson as "office romance".
To remind you that in any work place there is some form of gossip.
I hope you enjoy this lesson and that you find the content useful.
Lesson 7a
In this lesson on American slang, I'd like to take a slightly different approach
to help you practice your listening skills.
First we will focus on general comprehension,
and then I will check your detailed understanding of the conversation,
as usual, I will break down the conversation later in the lesson, and
explain new expressions, and changes in grammar and pronunciation.
Are you ready? Let's begin...
End of Lesson 7b
Some people think of slang as street talk.
But, Slang doesn't necessarily have to include offensive language and incorrect grammar.
The slang I have presented in lessons is simply informal English.
It's used everyday in a variety of situations, most commonly among friends.
My advice is to listen to the news, watch films and pay attention when people speak.
And soon you gain of better understanding of when is slang better appropriate.
Thanks for watching and happy studies...! (when is ==> '웬스'로 들리네요.. 제 귀엔..)
듣기 영어에서 한가지 기억하면 좋은 것이 바로 "발음할수 있는 것은 들을수 있다!"
영어 선생님들 께서 영어로 말을 잘 하려면 소리내어 읽어라고 권하지요?
맞는 말씀입니다. 발음과 듣는 것은 절대적인 관계가 있으니 제니퍼의 발음을
유심히 듣고 따라서 발음을 해 보시면 말하기와 듣기 영어가 한Q에 늘게 될겁니다...
물론 "받아쓰기" 도 또한 중요하지요...
오늘도 지난번에 이어 숙어와 슬랭을 실제 상황에 맞추어서 배워 보입시다...
This is lesson 5 on American Slang.
I have a lot of fun putting this lesson together because I got to work with (them) old class mates of mine. (them) 이 아주 약하게 발음 됩니다..
I'd like to remind you that the reason why put such lessons together is to help you better understand informal English when it spoken.
The exercises that I created in this lesson focus more so on comprehending slang rather than using it. (결국 슬랭을 이해하라는 의도지 사용하라는 뜻이 아니라는...)
In any case I hope you find it all useful and that you'll enjoy this lesson.
And remember you can always subscribe to my channel that way you'll be sure to catch everyone of the lessons that I put on the YouTube. be는 거의 들리지 않는군요..
(To subscribe Jennifer's Channel, CLICK HERE...! or go to http://www.youtube.com/user/JenniferESL)
Lesson 6
Not all English you hear in a work place is business English.
I've titled this next lesson as "office romance".
To remind you that in any work place there is some form of gossip.
I hope you enjoy this lesson and that you find the content useful.
Lesson 7a
In this lesson on American slang, I'd like to take a slightly different approach
to help you practice your listening skills.
First we will focus on general comprehension,
and then I will check your detailed understanding of the conversation,
as usual, I will break down the conversation later in the lesson, and
explain new expressions, and changes in grammar and pronunciation.
Are you ready? Let's begin...
End of Lesson 7b
Some people think of slang as street talk.
But, Slang doesn't necessarily have to include offensive language and incorrect grammar.
The slang I have presented in lessons is simply informal English.
It's used everyday in a variety of situations, most commonly among friends.
My advice is to listen to the news, watch films and pay attention when people speak.
And soon you gain of better understanding of when is slang better appropriate.
Thanks for watching and happy studies...! (when is ==> '웬스'로 들리네요.. 제 귀엔..)