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en In the hotel – Arrival   »   ko 호텔에서 – 도착

27 [twenty-seven]

In the hotel – Arrival

In the hotel – Arrival

27 [스물 일곱]

27 [seumul ilgob]

호텔에서 – 도착

[hotel-eseo – dochag]

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Do you have a vacant room? 빈 ---있어요? 빈 방_ 있___ 빈 방- 있-요- --------- 빈 방이 있어요? 0
b---b----i --s---y-? b__ b_____ i________ b-n b-n--- i-s-e-y-? -------------------- bin bang-i iss-eoyo?
I have booked a room. 방- 예약-어요. 방_ 예_____ 방- 예-했-요- --------- 방을 예약했어요. 0
ba----u---e-ag--e-s--oy-. b_______ y_______________ b-n---u- y-y-g-a-s---o-o- ------------------------- bang-eul yeyaghaess-eoyo.
My name is Miller. 제---은-뮐러--. 제 이__ 뮐____ 제 이-은 뮐-예-. ----------- 제 이름은 뮐러예요. 0
je i-eum-e-n-m-i-l--y---. j_ i________ m___________ j- i-e-m-e-n m-i-l-o-e-o- ------------------------- je ileum-eun mwilleoyeyo.
I need a single room. 저- --실-----요. 저_ 일___ 필____ 저- 일-실- 필-해-. ------------- 저는 일인실이 필요해요. 0
jeo---n -l--n--l-i---l-y--a--o. j______ i_________ p___________ j-o-e-n i---n-i--- p-l-y-h-e-o- ------------------------------- jeoneun il-insil-i pil-yohaeyo.
I need a double room. 저는 이인-이 --해요. 저_ 이___ 필____ 저- 이-실- 필-해-. ------------- 저는 이인실이 필요해요. 0
jeo--u- ---s-l---pil-yo-ae-o. j______ i_______ p___________ j-o-e-n i-n-i--- p-l-y-h-e-o- ----------------------------- jeoneun iinsil-i pil-yohaeyo.
What does the room cost per night? 방이 하--- ----? 방_ 하___ 얼____ 방- 하-밤- 얼-예-? ------------- 방이 하룻밤에 얼마예요? 0
ba-----hal---am-e e-lma-eyo? b_____ h_________ e_________ b-n--- h-l-s-a--- e-l-a-e-o- ---------------------------- bang-i halusbam-e eolmayeyo?
I would like a room with a bathroom. 욕-이 -는 -을 원--. 욕__ 있_ 방_ 원___ 욕-이 있- 방- 원-요- -------------- 욕실이 있는 방을 원해요. 0
yog-i--- --s---n--an--eul -on-a--o. y_______ i______ b_______ w________ y-g-i--- i-s-e-n b-n---u- w-n-a-y-. ----------------------------------- yogsil-i issneun bang-eul wonhaeyo.
I would like a room with a shower. 샤-기가-있는--- 원해-. 샤___ 있_ 방_ 원___ 샤-기- 있- 방- 원-요- --------------- 샤워기가 있는 방을 원해요. 0
sya-o--g- --s-eun-ba------ -o-hae--. s________ i______ b_______ w________ s-a-o-i-a i-s-e-n b-n---u- w-n-a-y-. ------------------------------------ syawogiga issneun bang-eul wonhaeyo.
Can I see the room? 방- -- 돼요? 방_ 봐_ 돼__ 방- 봐- 돼-? --------- 방을 봐도 돼요? 0
ban----- b-a-o dwa--o? b_______ b____ d______ b-n---u- b-a-o d-a-y-? ---------------------- bang-eul bwado dwaeyo?
Is there a garage here? 여기 --가----? 여_ 차__ 있___ 여- 차-가 있-요- ----------- 여기 차고가 있어요? 0
y-ogi---ago-a--s------? y____ c______ i________ y-o-i c-a-o-a i-s-e-y-? ----------------------- yeogi chagoga iss-eoyo?
Is there a safe here? 여기 -고--있-요? 여_ 금__ 있___ 여- 금-가 있-요- ----------- 여기 금고가 있어요? 0
y---- -eu-g--a --s-eo-o? y____ g_______ i________ y-o-i g-u-g-g- i-s-e-y-? ------------------------ yeogi geumgoga iss-eoyo?
Is there a fax machine here? 여- --가----? 여_ 팩__ 있___ 여- 팩-가 있-요- ----------- 여기 팩스가 있어요? 0
y---- pa-g-eug--is-----o? y____ p________ i________ y-o-i p-e-s-u-a i-s-e-y-? ------------------------- yeogi paegseuga iss-eoyo?
Fine, I’ll take the room. 좋----이--으로 할게요. 좋___ 이 방__ 할___ 좋-요- 이 방-로 할-요- --------------- 좋아요, 이 방으로 할게요. 0
j----y-- - b------lo-halg-yo. j_______ i b________ h_______ j-h-a-o- i b-n---u-o h-l-e-o- ----------------------------- joh-ayo, i bang-eulo halgeyo.
Here are the keys. 여- --- 있어요. 여_ 열__ 있___ 여- 열-가 있-요- ----------- 여기 열쇠가 있어요. 0
yeo-i-y-olso-ga -----oyo. y____ y________ i________ y-o-i y-o-s-e-a i-s-e-y-. ------------------------- yeogi yeolsoega iss-eoyo.
Here is my luggage. 여기 ---이 -어-. 여_ 제 짐_ 있___ 여- 제 짐- 있-요- ------------ 여기 제 짐이 있어요. 0
y-o-i-je-ji--i -ss-eo-o. y____ j_ j____ i________ y-o-i j- j-m-i i-s-e-y-. ------------------------ yeogi je jim-i iss-eoyo.
What time do you serve breakfast? 몇 -에 아침식사를 줘요? 몇 시_ 아____ 줘__ 몇 시- 아-식-를 줘-? -------------- 몇 시에 아침식사를 줘요? 0
my-o-h--i---c---s-g-al--l--wo-o? m_____ s__ a_____________ j_____ m-e-c- s-e a-h-m-i-s-l-u- j-o-o- -------------------------------- myeoch sie achimsigsaleul jwoyo?
What time do you serve lunch? 몇 시---심식사를 --? 몇 시_ 점____ 줘__ 몇 시- 점-식-를 줘-? -------------- 몇 시에 점심식사를 줘요? 0
my---- si- j-o-s-ms-g------ jw---? m_____ s__ j_______________ j_____ m-e-c- s-e j-o-s-m-i-s-l-u- j-o-o- ---------------------------------- myeoch sie jeomsimsigsaleul jwoyo?
What time do you serve dinner? 몇--에---식-를 줘요? 몇 시_ 저____ 줘__ 몇 시- 저-식-를 줘-? -------------- 몇 시에 저녁식사를 줘요? 0
m-e--- -i- -eo-y---s---a--ul-j--y-? m_____ s__ j________________ j_____ m-e-c- s-e j-o-y-o-s-g-a-e-l j-o-o- ----------------------------------- myeoch sie jeonyeogsigsaleul jwoyo?

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Breaks are important for learning success

Those who want to learn successfully should take frequent breaks! New scientific studies have come to this conclusion. Researchers examined the phases of learning. In doing so, various learning situations were simulated. We absorb information best in small pieces. That means we shouldn't learn too much at once. We should always take breaks between course units. Our learning success is also namely dependent on biochemical processes. These processes take place in the brain. They determine our optimal learning rhythm. When we learn something new, our brain releases certain substances. These substances influence the activity of our brain cells. Two specific different enzymes play an important role in that process. They are released when new content is learned. But they aren't released together. Their impact unfolds with a time lag. We learn best, however, when both enzymes are present at the same time. And our success increases considerably when we take breaks more often. So it makes sense to vary the length of individual learning phases. The length of the break should vary as well. It is ideal to take two breaks of ten minutes each in the beginning. Then one break for five minutes. Then you should take a break for 30 minutes. During the breaks, our brain memorizes the new content better. You should leave your work area during the breaks. It is also a good idea to move around during the breaks. So take a short walk between studying! And don't feel bad – you're learning while you do it!
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