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<2018.Jan.16 Talk about the ATMs in Korea>
Whenever you have to pull out some cash, the first you thing you do is to
look for automated teller machine. ATMs are all over the place in Korea. They
are very convenient as you don’t have to go to an actual bank to get cash or make a deposit. Back in the day, customers had no choice but to visit the bank in person to do
any banking. This problem was made worse by banks closing too early. However,
ATMs can be used even after business hours. The
machines you can find the convenience stores can be used 24/7. The additional
fees can be a pain in the neck, but all things
considered, the pros outweigh the cons.
Teller
: bank teller 은행 창구 직원할 때 그 teller
All
over the place : 어디나 있다.
The
coffee shops are all over the place
Get
cash : 인출하다
Make
a deposit[디퍼’짓] : 입금하다
Do
banking : 은행 업무를 보다
be
a pain in the neck : 성가시다
pros
outweigh[아웃웨이] the cons : 장점이 단점보다 많다.
*pull
out some cash : 현금을 인출하다.
I
have to pull out some cash.
Where
can I pull out some cash?
Do
you need to pull out some cahs?
*make
a deposit : 입금하다.
You
need your debit card to make a deposit. : 입금하기 위해서는 직불카드(체크카드)가 필요하다.
It’s
much easier to make a deposit through ATMs.
*have
no choice but to ~ : ~를 할 수 밖에는 선택권이 없었다
I
had no choice but to turn down her proposal. 그녀의 부탁을 거절 할 수 밖에 없었다.
We
had no choice but to let him go.
*be
a pain in the neck : 성가시다.
The
registration process can be a pain in the neck.
I
hope he is not being a pain in the neck. : 그 친구가 성가시게 하는게 아니면 좋겠어.
*after
business hours : 영업시간 이후에
We
arrived there after business hours.
<expression
of the day>
Excuse
me, is there any ATM around here? 근처에
ATM기가 있나요?
Sure,
there is one down stairs.
How
do I get there?
Take
the elevators over there.
HOMEWORK
1.
Let’s pull out some cash before we leave.
2.I
need to make a deposit.
3.It
is a pain in the neck to take out the garbage. 쓰레기 밖에 버리러 나가는 것은 성가시다.
4.There’s
nothing you can do if you go after business hours.