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1. ChatGPT, 제미나이 등 앱을 실행하세요.
2. "나는 영어로 설명할거야. 이해한걸 한국어로 답해줘." 라고 말하거나 입력하세요.
3. 실시간 음성 또는 녹음을 실행하세요.
4. 이미지를 AI에게 설명하세요.
5. 무슨 말을 해야할지 모르겠다면 아래 단어와 문장을 이용하세요.

 

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아래 단어들을 이용해 보세요!

 

1. Aisle [aɪl] (통로)
   • He walked down the aisle to find his seat.
     (그는 자신의 좌석을 찾기 위해 통로를 따라 걸었다.)
2. Cabin [ˈkæbɪn] (비행기 객실)
   • The cabin was filled with excited travelers.
     (객실은 설레는 여행객들로 가득했다.)
3. Boarding pass [ˈbɔːrdɪŋ pæs] (탑승권)
   • He showed his boarding pass to the flight attendant.
     (그는 승무원에게 탑승권을 보여주었다.)
4. Carry-on luggage [ˈkæri ɒn ˈlʌɡɪdʒ] (기내 반입 수하물)
   • His carry-on luggage fit perfectly in the overhead bin.
     (그의 기내 반입 가방은 선반에 딱 맞았다.)
5. Overhead compartment [ˌoʊvərˈhɛd kəmˈpɑːrtmənt] (머리 위 짐칸)
   • He stored his bag in the overhead compartment.
     (그는 자신의 가방을 머리 위 짐칸에 넣었다.)
6. In-flight [ɪn-flaɪt] (비행 중의)
   • The in-flight service included a meal and a drink.
     (비행 중 서비스에는 식사와 음료가 포함되었다.)
7. Departure [dɪˈpɑːrtʃər] (출발)
   • The flight’s departure was delayed due to bad weather.
     (그 항공편의 출발이 악천후로 인해 지연되었다.)

 

 

아래 질문들에 대답해 보세요!

 

• How do you think he feels about his flight?
  (그는 이번 비행에 대해 어떻게 느끼고 있을까?)
  
  
• Why do some people prefer aisle seats over window seats?
  (어떤 사람들은 창가 좌석보다 통로 좌석을 선호하는 이유가 뭘까?)
  
  
• What do you think he is traveling for?
  (그는 어떤 이유로 여행하는 걸까?)

 

완성된 문장 예시!

A well-dressed man with a confident smile walks down the aisle of an airplane, pulling his carry-on luggage behind him. He looks relaxed and excited, possibly heading to his seat or searching for an empty overhead compartment. Other passengers are already seated, some chatting, while others are focused on their in-flight entertainment. The airplane cabin is well-lit, with rows of seats neatly arranged and overhead bins open. The scene captures the anticipation of travel, a moment before takeoff when adventure awaits.

 

 

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00:00
Ever get that buzzy feeling yea right before takeoff H.
Well, today we're doing a deep dive into that pre flight moment.
We've got two sources that give us totally different perspectives on it.
Cool okay so the first one is like a visual snapshot.
You imagine you're in a cabin and everything's kind of humming people finding their seats overhead bins are opening and closing some are chatting others are in their own world.

00:24
You know, headphones in reading a book, whatever then there's this guy picture him totally at ease dressed to the nins just strolls down the aisle with his carry on like he owns the place.
You know, the, I know the T's like he's excited to be there, ready for the adventure or something interesting.
But then we switch gears to our second source and meet James.
James loves to travel, but flying not his favorite thing.
Gets those preflight jitters

00:51
bad I can relate to that.

00:53
So what does he do? He puts on his best outfit, walks on board like he's a VIP hoping maybe just maybe you'll even snag a better seat.
I have to admit I've totally been there trying to project that I'm cool as a cucumber vibe even when I'm feeling anything.
But have you ever done something similar?

01:14
Oh yeah definitely I think a lot of people can relate to that.
Actually it's like this weird mix of excitement and nerves all rolled into one

01:23
exactly. Okay so what do you make of James's little strategy there?
You know, dressing up, acting confident to kind of mask the nerves?

01:31
Well, it's actually pretty smart.
It's like what we call impression management.
You see it all the time people trying to project a certain image, especially when they're anxious or in unfamiliar situations

01:42
just about looking good It's about feeling good, too, right

01:45
psychologists have actually found that even faking confidence can sometimes actually help reduce those anxious feelings.
It's like tricking your brain into feeling more in control.

01:55
I like that tricking your brain so it's not just about fooling others it's about fooling yourself a little bit.

02:00
Exactly it's like you're creating this self fulfilling prophecy.

02:04
Wow so both of our sources, even though they're totally different, kind of tap into this shared experience we all have with air travel right

02:11
absolutely think about it we've all been there the scramble to find your seat, the overheard bins, the little routines, people,

02:17
the guy who reclines his seat, the second, the wheels leave the,

02:20
exactly these little details, even the sounds like the hum of the ventilation or the announcements they all contribute to this almost universal feeling.

02:30
It's true those little things can either AMP up the anxiety or for some people it's like pure excitement.

02:36
Why it depends on your perspective really.

02:38
Oh and speaking of perspectives, both sources mentioned this sharply dressed guy.
It got me thinking, are we more likely to make assumptions about people based on how they look especially in such a confined space like an airplane?

02:52
That's a great question.
And you know, there's a lot of research on this.
First impressions, particularly those based on visual cues like clothing, are pretty powerful.
There's this whole field of study called thin slicing.
Yeah researchers look at how we make snap judgments about people based on very limited information like a quick glance.
It might not be fair or accurate, but it's how our brains work, especially in new or stressful situations.

03:19
Fascinating. So next time I see someone looking super put together on a plane, I should maybe hold back on my assumption.

03:26
Exactly there's always more to the story than meets the eye.

03:29
I love that. Okay so as we start our descent on this deep dive, I want to leave our listeners with this.
Think back on your own travel experiences.
What tiny details have stuck with you?
What feelings do they bring back?

03:41
One last thought Next time you're on a plane, take a moment to look around at your fellow passengers.
What stories do you think lie beneath the surface?
You might be surprised by the hidden depths you uncover in the every day.

03:54
That's a great note to end on.
Thanks for joining us on this deep dive and we'll see you next.

03:58
Safe travels.

 

 

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