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대화 이해하기

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  1. Why has Lena invited Tomás onto the podcast?
    • a) He has just finished a professional cooking course
    • b) He learned to cook from almost nothing in about two years
    • c) He grew up cooking with his father
    • d) He has started a cooking channel for beginners
  2. Why did Tomás decide to start cooking?
    • a) His father asked him to learn
    • b) His friends asked him to cook for them
    • c) He was bored, and buying all his meals cost too much
    • d) His grandmother told him he had to learn
  3. How did his grandmother teach him?
    • a) On video calls, one evening a week
    • b) By sending him written recipes
    • c) By cooking with him in his flat
    • d) By recording short cooking videos for him
  4. Why did the first dish go wrong?
    • a) His grandmother gave him the wrong instructions
    • b) He used the wrong ingredients
    • c) The video call stopped working
    • d) He went out of the kitchen to answer a message
  5. According to his grandmother, what happens the second time you cook a dish?
    • a) You understand it
    • b) You can change it a little
    • c) You follow the recipe carefully
    • d) You can cook it for friends
  6. What did Tomás do when his soup was too salty?
    • a) He threw it away and started again
    • b) He asked his grandmother for help
    • c) He added potatoes and more water
  7. How does Tomás feel about cooking now?
    • a) He finds it useful but stressful
    • b) He only enjoys it when he cooks for other people
    • c) He still feels nervous in the kitchen
    • d) It is the part of his day that relaxes him most

세부 내용 듣기

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  1. Tomás lived with his parents until he was ___.
  2. After he moved into his flat, he ate ___ for about a month.
  3. His grandmother gave him a lesson every ___ evening.
  4. The first dish they made together was rice with ___.
  5. His grandmother's advice is to cook the same dish ___ times in one week.
  6. Tomás tells nervous beginners to start ___ and not try to impress anyone.

정답

대화 이해하기

  1. b) He learned to cook from almost nothing in about two yearsLena는 2년 전만 해도 Tomás가 달걀 하나 삶지 못했다고 말합니다. 대화 전체가 그가 어떻게 배웠는지에 관한 것입니다.
  2. c) He was bored, and buying all his meals cost too much그는 지루해졌고, 매일 점심과 저녁을 사 먹는 것이 비쌌다고 말합니다.
  3. a) On video calls, one evening a week그녀는 매주 하루 저녁 화상 통화로 휴대폰을 통해 그를 지켜보며 가르쳐 주기로 했습니다.
  4. d) He went out of the kitchen to answer a message그는 메시지에 답하려고 부엌을 비운 사이에 밥을 태웠습니다.
  5. a) You understand it처음에는 조리법을 따르고, 두 번째에는 이해하게 되며, 그다음부터는 조금씩 바꿀 수 있습니다.
  6. c) He added potatoes and more water그는 감자와 물을 더 넣었습니다. 완벽하지는 않았지만 친구들이 먹었습니다.
  7. d) It is the part of his day that relaxes him most그는 요리가 하루 중 가장 편안한 시간이 되었다고 말합니다.

세부 내용 듣기

  1. twenty-six / twenty six / 26그는 스물여섯 살이 될 때까지 부모님과 함께 살았다고 말합니다.
  2. sandwiches그는 지루해지기 전까지 약 한 달 동안 샌드위치를 먹었습니다.
  3. Wednesday / Wednesdays그녀는 매주 수요일 저녁 화상 통화로 그를 가르쳤습니다.
  4. vegetables / veg두 사람의 첫 요리는 채소를 곁들인 밥이었고, 그는 그것을 태웠습니다.
  5. three / 3그녀의 조언은 한 주에 같은 요리를 세 번 만들어 보라는 것입니다.
  6. small그의 조언은 이렇습니다: start small, and don't try to impress anyone.

스크립트

Lena: Welcome back to The Everyday Table, the podcast for people who are new to the kitchen. My guest today is Tomás, who says that two years ago he couldn't even boil an egg. Tomás, is that really true?

Tomás: Honestly, it is. I lived with my parents until I was twenty-six, and my dad did all the cooking. When I moved into my own flat, I ate sandwiches for about a month.

Lena: So what changed?

Tomás: I got bored, and buying lunch and dinner every day was expensive. So I called my grandmother, and she agreed to teach me on video calls every Wednesday evening. She'd watch me through the phone and tell me what to do.

Lena: That's lovely. What was the first thing you made together?

Tomás: Rice with vegetables. And I burned it, because I left the kitchen to answer a message. She still laughs about that.

Lena: What's the most useful advice she's given you?

Tomás: Cook the same dish three times in one week. The first time, you follow the recipe. The second time, you understand it. And the third time, you can change it a little.

Lena: I like that. Do you still make mistakes?

Tomás: All the time. Last month I put far too much salt in a soup, so I added some potatoes and more water. It wasn't perfect, but my friends ate it.

Lena: And what would you say to listeners who feel nervous about cooking?

Tomás: Start small, and don't try to impress anyone. For me, cooking has become the most relaxing part of my day.