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Australia
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호주
In australia, September and October are spring months.
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clear
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깨끗한
They live in clear, shallow water.
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coral reef
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산호초
Lots of corals make a coral reef.
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deep
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깊은
You can drown in deep water!
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plant
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화초
It looks like a plant, but it is an animal.
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produce
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만들어 내다
Other corals produce their own food.
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shallow
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얕은
They live in clear, shallow water.
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tentacle
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더듬이
One kind of coral has tentacles.
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avoid
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피하다
Many people avoid walking under a ladder.
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consider
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잘 생각하다
Others consider certain numbers unlucky.
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different
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다른
We are brothers, but we are very different.
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elevator
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엘리베이터
Check the next time you are in an elevator.
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ladder
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사다리
Many people avoid walking under a ladder.
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superstition
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미신
Do you believe in superstitions?
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umbrella
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우산
Others believe an open umbrella in the house is bad luck.
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unlucky
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불운한
Others consider certain numbers unlucky.
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carry
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가지고 다니다
Some people carry objects to bring them good luck.
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charm
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작은 장식물, 부적
These are a kind of superstition called lucky charms.
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instead
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대신에
instead, some people reckon you should put one over the top of the door.
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invite
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초대하다
Then it started to invite tourists.
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object
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물건
Some people carry objects to bring them good luck.
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reckon
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생각하다
I think she'll be famous one day. What do you reckon?
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bride
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신부
What color do you think a bride should wear to her wedding?
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culture
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문화
Different cultures have different ideas about color.
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happiness
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행복
Riches do not always bring happiness.
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Ireland
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아일랜드
Brides in ireland like to wear blue.
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married
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결혼한
She is a married woman with two kids.
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represent
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나타내다
Red represents good luck in China and India.
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wealth
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부
Brides in those countries wear red to bring happiness and wealth to their married life.
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Asia
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아시아
The snakehead fish originates from Africa and asia.
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fin
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지느러미
Amazingly, this fish can walk on its fins.
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insect
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곤충
It eats frogs, shrimp, birds, insects, and even other snakehead fish.
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pond
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못
It is a freshwater predator that lives in rivers and ponds.
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prey
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먹이
The bird circled above looking for prey.
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shrimp
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새우
It eats frogs, shrimp, birds, insects, and even other snakehead fish.
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snakehead
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가물치
It eats frogs, shrimp, birds, insects, and even other snakehead fish.
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United Kingdom
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영국
London is also the capital of the United Kingdom.
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calf
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어린 동물
A blue whale calf starts life weighing about two tons.
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creature
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생물
They eat forty million shrimp-like creatures called krill every day.
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enormous
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거대한
Blue whale calves are enormous creatures.
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krill
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크릴(새우과 동물)
They eat forty million shrimp-like creatures called krill every day.
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mammal
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포유동물
It is also the largest mammal in the history of the earth.
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million
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100만
They eat forty million shrimp-like creatures called krill every day.
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ton
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톤 (무게의 단위)
A blue whale calf starts life weighing about two tons.
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whale
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고래
The largest animal in the world is the blue whale.
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broom
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빗자루, 비
Someone lays a pretty broom on the ground.
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exchange
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교환하다
Some people exchange rings at their weddings.
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firework
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불꽃놀이
Are you going to stay for the fireworks?
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fruit
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과일
Some eat rich .
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gift
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선물
We always exchange gifts on our anniversary.
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jump
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뛰다
Some jump over a broom.
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ring
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반지
Some people exchange rings at their weddings.
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wedding
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결혼식
There are many different wedding traditions around the world.
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appear
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나타나다
They believed the spirits appeared after midnight on October 31.
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evil
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악마의, 악의
In the past, people thought evil spirits came out in winter.
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Halloween
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할로윈
This day is halloween.
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hide
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가리다
They wore masks to hide from them.
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mask
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가면
They wore masks to hide from them.
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midnight
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한밤중
They believed the spirits appeared after midnight on October 31.
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satisfy
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만족시키다
They even put out delicious food to satisfy the spirits.
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scare
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겁나게 하다
People made fires to scare them.
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break out
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발생하다
Now it breaks out at the sound of a gunshot.
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fight
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싸움
The first tomato fight began on the last Wednesday of August 1945.
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gunshot
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사격
Now it breaks out at the sound of a gunshot.
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parade
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행진, 퍼레이드
Some men got into a fight at a parade in Bunol, Spain.
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parent
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어버이
Her parents were angry with her when she arrived home late
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stall
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가판대, 좌판
They threw tomatoes that they took from a nearby vegetable stall.
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throw
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던지다
They threw tomatoes that they took from a nearby vegetable stall.
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tomato
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토마토
The first tomato fight began on the last Wednesday of August 1945.
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China
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중국
Some say the Middle East includes all countries west of India and china.
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country
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나라, 국가
That country is also part of Europe and Asia.
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Egypt
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이집트
Others say it should not include egypt.
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Europe
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유럽
That country is also part of europe and Asia.
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include
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포함하다
The Middle East includes many countries around the Mediterranean Sea.
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Mediterranean Sea
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지중해
The Middle East includes many countries around the Mediterranean Sea.
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Middle East
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중동
Where is the Middle East?
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Turkey
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터키
Another group says it should not include turkey.
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allow
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허락하다
Having a ticket will allow you to enter the show.
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camel
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낙타
camels have large mounds of fat called humps on their backs.
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desert
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사막
They allow camels to carry heavy supplies across a hot desert without food or drink.
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hair
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머리카락
One-hump camels have short hair and originate from the Middle East.
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hump
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혹
Camels have large mounds of fat called humps on their backs.
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nutrition
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영양분
They get energy and nutrition from their humps.
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originate
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시작하다
One-hump camels have short hair and originate from the Middle East.
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supplies
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저장품, 보급품
They allow camels to carry heavy supplies across a hot desert without food or drink.
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clothes
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옷
Nearly all people in the Middle East wear loose, light clothes because of the hot weather.
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cover
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덮다, 가리다
Mom covered the food so flies won't touch them.
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custom
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풍습, 관습
It is custom for males to pursue the females.
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loose
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느슨한
Nearly all people in the Middle East wear loose, light clothes because of the hot weather.
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pray
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기도하다
Many Jewish men wear a round hat called a kippah when they pray.
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robe
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예복
A burqa is a long robe that covers a Muslim woman’s body.
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scarf
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스카프
Muslim women wear head scarves, or hijabs, to cover their hair.
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weather
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날씨
The weather in Korea is very cold in winter.
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