Listening Day 3

1. [mix]modern.family.s01e0503.hdtv.xvid-2hd.mp3

<Cam> We're at the 10...

We're at the 5...

We're at the 1...

Daddy, we're scoring a touchdown!

<Mitchell> Please don't spike our baby.

Why is she dressed like the Hamburglar?

<Cam> She's a referee.

<Mitchell> Do we even have to go to my dad's tonight?

<Cam> Are you kidding me? We're playing Ohio State.

I collect antique fountain pens, I'm quit adept at Japanese flower arrangement... Ikebana. And I was a starting offensive lineman at the University of Illinois. Surprise!

<Mitchell> I don't like football.

<Cam> You known what? I thought part of being in a relationship is pretending to enjoy your partner's interests. Do you think I really loved home pickle making?

<Mitchell> Yeah, 'cause you did.

<Cam> For a week, until we became the weird guys who gave everybody pickles. "Thank you, Marvin, for inviting us into your lovely home. "Would you care for a sack of pickles?"

<Mitchell> It was charming.

<Cam> We were picklers. You know what? Fine. Stay home with your little jagged scissors, maybe catch up on your scrapbooking.

<Mitchell> You loved scrapbooking!

<Cam> Did I, Mitchell? Did I?

<Mitchell> Don't do the "double question to prove a point" thing.

I hate when people do that.

<Cam> Stop, Do you, Mitchell? Do you?

New Words & Expressions for Speaking

score a touchdown

spike

Hamburglar

referee

v. adopt 입양하다. ex) adopt a baby

      /a/

a. adapt 적응하다. ex) adapt to change. adapt to new skill

      /ae/ 입술 양옆으로 벌리고 발음

a. adept 능숙한, 숙련된 ex) be adept at - I'm adept at dancing

flower arrangement 꽃꽃이

lineman 공격수

charming

jag / jagged / jagged scissor

prove

catch up on something(밀린 무언가를 하다.)

- I have a lot of work to work to catch up on 

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Useful Patterns for Speaking

Would you care for a sack of pickles?

Would you care to drink some water?

- Would you care to/for ~ 좀 하실래요

- a sack of pickles 피클 한봉지