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1. Hammock [ˈhæmək] (해먹) - 나무 등에 걸어 늘어뜨린 천 침대
   • She lay in a hammock, enjoying the warm breeze.
   • (그녀는 해먹에 누워 따뜻한 바람을 즐겼다.)
2. Serene [səˈriːn] (고요한, 평온한) - 차분하고 조용한 상태
   • The park had a serene atmosphere with birds chirping softly.
   • (공원은 새들이 조용히 지저귀며 평온한 분위기를 자아냈다.)
3. Leisurely [ˈliːʒərli] (여유로운) - 서두르지 않고 느긋한
   • She took a leisurely stroll through the garden.
   • (그녀는 정원을 여유롭게 산책했다.)
4. Absorbed [əbˈzɔːrbd] (몰두한) - 어떤 것에 완전히 집중한 상태
   • She was absorbed in her book, unaware of her surroundings.
   • (그녀는 책에 몰두해 주변을 의식하지 못했다.)
5. Tranquility [træŋˈkwɪləti] (평온, 고요) - 조용하고 평온한 상태
   • The tranquility of the park made her feel at peace.
   • (공원의 평온함이 그녀를 편안하게 만들었다.)
6. Blissful [ˈblɪsfəl] (더없이 행복한) - 완전한 행복감을 느끼는 상태
   • She had a blissful expression while reading her favorite novel.
   • (그녀는 가장 좋아하는 소설을 읽으며 더없이 행복한 표정을 지었다.)
7. Idyllic [aɪˈdɪlɪk] (목가적인) - 전원풍의 아름답고 평온한
   • The idyllic scenery made her forget all her worries.
   • (그 목가적인 풍경이 그녀의 모든 걱정을 잊게 해주었다.)

 

 

아래 질문들에 대답해 보세요!

 

• How does she feel while reading in the hammock?
  (그녀는 해먹에서 책을 읽으며 어떤 기분일까요?)
• If you were in her place, what book would you choose to read?
  (만약 당신이 저기 있다면, 어떤 책을 읽고 싶나요?)

 

완성된 문장 예시!

A young woman is lying in a brown hammock in a lush green park, surrounded by tall trees and colorful flowers. She is wearing a floral dress and is deeply engrossed in reading a book. The sunlight filters through the leaves, casting a soft glow on her face. People are walking along a path in the background, adding a lively contrast to her calm and peaceful moment.

 

 

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00:00
Okay so close your eyes for a second and just picture this.
You're like all relaxed in a hammock, right?
This brown woven hammock and you're swaying gently beneath a ton of leaves.
Sunlight's like dappling through the branches and you are totally absorbed in a book.
Sounds nice. Yeah and that is the world we're diving into today.
We're exploring a passage from the book In the Park a dream like reading okay

00:24
whereas in Korean it's called Ngar Jungar and we're going to unpack what this scene and really this whole book tell us about how reading can transport us you know, just take us away.

00:36
Yeah for sure I mean what really grabs me about the scene right off the bat is how the author uses such vivid detail like super vivid.
You can practically feel it.
It creates this feeling of total tranquillity.
You know, you aren't just reading about this woman in the park.
It's like you're right there with her you're living it.
Yeah exactly the soft grass, the warmth of the sun even like her dress.
You know, it's floral and you see it against all that greenery just all pulls you.

01:01
It makes you want to curl up with a good book right now.

01:03
Yeah totally

01:04
but there's this interesting contrast too because the scene isn't like some idyllic retreat like there's people walking around, kids are playing.
It's just normal park stuff but she's totally oblivious

01:15
exactly. And I think that speaks to a bigger point that the book's making about how reading can transport us no matter what's going on.

01:22
Yeah even if it's chaos you could just get lost in a book.

01:25
Yeah it's like you create your own little oasis like a world where all your worries just disappear and the only thing that matters is the story like the book even says it's like a dream that you hold in your hands.

01:37
Oh, I love that but what makes that such a powerful metaphor?
You know

01:41
well, just think about what dreams do for us.
They let us explore all these different realities process emotions, confront our fears, experience things that we might never in our waking lives.

01:52
That's so true

01:53
and reading can do the same thing.
It lets us step into other people's shoes, see the world in new ways, even challenge what we think we know

02:02
Makes you wonder what the author's writing style says about their dream world, doesn't it?

02:07
Oh, absolutely it makes you think like how do they pull this off?
How do they get us so embursed?
Maybe we could analyze their writing Do they use certain techniques or sentence structures to create these crazy, vivid images?
I think there's a lot to unpack there.

02:23
That's a whole other deep dive right there exactly You know it reminds me of all the times I've been reading and I'm so into the book that I totally lose track of where I am.
Yeah has it ever happened to you?

02:34
Are you kidding me countless times?
Really? Yeah I almost think it's like a test of how good a book is You know interesting if it can completely suck you in, make you forget about everything else for a while

02:45
you're in another world.

02:46
Yeah that's like pure magic

02:48
it really is and maybe that's what makes reading so powerful and so important.
You know it's not just about escaping reality it's about understanding what reality can be.
Totally. Yeah. It's pretty deep

02:59
and so I guess As we think about this idea of books as dreams, I want you to consider what book has pulled you into its world so deeply that you felt like you were actually living in it.
You know what dream did that book?
Let you experience

03:16
what book was your dream?
Exactly. All right until next time.
Happy reading everyone.

 

 

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