<P><STRONG>Tag along </STRONG>: To follw someone around, the person who follows someone around</P>
<P> (늘 따라다니다, 붙어다니다, 늘 붙어 다니는 사람)</P>
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<P>A : I'm going to attend Mr. Lee's house warm party next Saturday. Did you receive an invitation to that party?</P>
<P> (다음주 토요일 이씨의 집들이에 참석하려고 합니다. 그파티에 초대 받았습니까?)</P>
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<P>B : Yes, I've received an invitation to that party, but let's keep it seceret.</P>
<P> I'm sure that Joseph will<STRONG> tags along </STRONG>if he knows it.</P>
<P>(네 초대받았습니다. 그러나 비밀로 합시다. 요셉이 알면 틀림없이 따라올 것입니다)</P>
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<P>* You are going to the new coffee shop. Do you mind if I <STRONG>tag along</STRONG>?</P>
<P> (새로 생긴 커피숍에 가시시는 군요. 따라가도 됩니까?)</P>
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<P>Have a nice day!</P>
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첫댓글Good idiom! 'tag along' or 'tag after' I will keep it in mind so that I will use it when I talk to my boys that some girls want to tag along with. Have a pleasant day!
Someone who I know .. She always tags along when I move out.. We are in this cafe and go to the restaurent.. She is my lover.. Joseph.. Can you guess..? Who is she....?
To run this cafe you have to keep a close relationship between you and our empress who is the owner of this cafe accordingly, I guess she is our empress, right?
첫댓글 Good idiom! 'tag along' or 'tag after' I will keep it in mind so that I will use it when I talk to my boys that some girls want to tag along with. Have a pleasant day!
I guess "tag along" is an useful idiom that being commonly used in the USA. Thank you.
Someone who I know .. She always tags along when I move out.. We are in this cafe and go to the restaurent.. She is my lover.. Joseph.. Can you guess..? Who is she....?
To run this cafe you have to keep a close relationship between you and our empress who is the owner of this cafe accordingly, I guess she is our empress, right?
Woop......