브릿센트 팟캐스트 200% 활용법 1. 화면의 스크립트를 보지 않고 귀로만 들으며 이해한다 (어려우면 2번부터) 2. 스크립트를 보며 다시 쭉 듣는다. 3. 다시 스크립트를 보며 이해가 안 가는 부분에서 멈추고 단어나 표현의 뜻을 찾아본 후 노트에 적는다. 4. 모르는 단어, 표현, 문장을 꼼꼼히 공부한 후 스크립트를 보지 않고 처음부터 끝까지 다시 듣는다. 5. 중간에 멈추지 않아도 다 이해가 될 정도로 듣는다. 6. 무한 반복 모드로 놓고 조용히 눈을 감은 후 잠에 든다. 7. 일어나서 틀어놓고 선생님들 속도에 맞춰 섀도잉을 한다 :) 8. 섀도잉을 30일동안 1일 1회 진행한다. 다른 에피소드와 원서 읽기 시리즈는 아래 저희 오디오클립에서 확인해주세요 audioclip.naver.com/channels/1925 브릿센트가 궁금하시다면? ====> bit.ly/britcentuk
Hi Tom, It’s nice to know that you were in Brighton one and a half years ago! I was there doing exact the same course that time (I guess you went to the other university^^) And yes, Brighton is expensive. My rent was around £580 a month in a house of 8 people.
There have been occasions that I have to explain the housing problem in Seoul to foreigners. And I think the problems in Seoul and the ones in London are so similar that I might be able to use some of your expressions as they are. Thank you😘
Great topic and I believe the shorter version helps to concentrate more on the contents =] reminds me of my time in London when i got to live by myself (other than a year at the uni hall of residence) for about 6 month in a studio mansionette in Central London, Took only 3 steps to walk across the whole area, basically a space for one single mattress on the upper floor, and cost 1200 pounds pcm Best part was a 24 hour McDonalds right across the street so couldnt blame too much ~
This week's podcast talk reminds me of the time I lived in London almost two decades ago. I lived in a building called GFS, Girls Friendly Society in Victoria in central London. Although I didn't know fully at that time, when I think of the over-all rent in London, I was really lucky to have been able to live there by just paying £60(even though it was a shared room) per month in the heart of the city. Oh, congratulations on moving to a new flat with your fiance, Sam! Sounds really fantastic for you.
1:54 [it's possible now that it might be impossible for someone on just an average salary], unless we're thinking of decades - many, many years - unless there's some extremely fortunate event 평균적인 월급으로 누군가에게 불가능하기 때문에? 가능하다? 이 부분 혹시 어떻게 해석을 해야 될까요?
you cannot buy a house unless you are inherited or having secure high salary job. or won the lottery . Except those, you cannot buy a house in london.... too overpriced.
