THE WORLD OF NATURE. 1 Conversation: Korean wildlife. Robert: ... Robert: .?. Robert: : Robert: : Robert: : Robert: : IN THIS UNIT...
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1 9 9 IN THIS UNIT... THE WORLD OF NATURE The Zodiac Animals ( ) Expressions relating to nature This or that Some Auxiliary Verbs In this Unit we look at the world of nature the animal kingdom and describing natural scenery. We learn how to describe the natural environment in Australia and also in Korea. 1 Conversation: Korean wildlife Robert is talking to about Korean wildlife.??...,....,...,,,...,.,?.?.,...??.?.??,.,.,.,. 50 c G Shin
2 Language Notes animal : bear lion beast wild tiger zoo -: disappear; cf. - (there isn t/aren t...) - (to get rid of ) : land -: be narrow population -: be many -: be few Siberia fox wolf country side -: scary violence; -: be violent driver -: take care of NOUN - ( )?: Similar to Did you say NOUN?, : Similar to, I suppose. (By saying, the speaker is indicating that is not a very important piece of information.) NOUN not NOUN... Similar to... you know... (The literal meaning of this expression is why do you say you don t know it (or there aren t any of it)? )...: Similar to... uhm... of course : place ( : places like Siberia) perhaps, probably vs yet vs still almost : People may be a problem but what is worse is... because of air pollution not particularly 2 Animals rat/mouse lion tiger כ elephant rabbit deer dragon bear snake fox horse wolf monkey/ape puppy fish the young of animals (edible salt-water) fish pet shark wild animal bird zoo c G Shin
3 9 3 Some Verbs and Others - cute - symbolise - violent, wild - compare, contrast - dangerous almost, nearly - safe patience, endurance - sociable curiosity - take caution zodiac sign, belt, sash - kill character, natural disposition - disappear luck, fortune 4 The Zodiac Animals ( ) Koreans use the symbolical animals of the Chinese zodiac calendar in much the same way as Westerners use zodiacal signs. Depending upon what year we were born in, we come under the influence of a certain animal. Our personality traits are associated with that animal, eg those born in the year of the ox are said to be hard-working, those born in the year of the tiger are said to be brave, etc, and our fortunes are influenced by our sign as well. The symbolic animals go in cycles of twelve. Consult the following list to see which sign you come under / Useful Sentences 1.,? My sign s the mouse. What s yours? 2.? How s the mouse s disposition? 3.? What do they say about the mouse s fortune next week? 52 c G Shin
4 5 Some More Useful Words tree wind leaves island grass peninsula stone continent lake the (human) world river the (physical) world, the earth volcano - long earthquake - short desert - give an example earth, land artificial, man-made sky population air, atmosphere city cloud at the centre of 6 This or that... When we want to link two (or more) alternatives we say NOUN1 - ( ) NOUN2. Either this or that will do.. Wolves or foxes they are all dangerous.. Study Korean, Chinese or Japanese.. Translating or interpreting they re both difficult. When the alternatives involve verbs we say VST1 - VST2. Go to bed or listen to music.. On Saturdays I cook or paint.. On Sundays I read or do gardening.,. Well, he might be studying in the library or playing soccer at the sports ground. c G Shin
5 9 7 Some Auxiliary Verbs 7.1 I have done and put it aside When we want to show that we ve done something for later use, not for immediate use, we can say AVST - / I ve already bought the plane ticket (for my upcoming trip). I ve already memorised the words (for later use). I ve already had a word with Jisu (about some pending matter). I found the book and it s with me. And I ll look at it later). 7.2 It s become... When we want to focus attention on a process of change, we can say DVST - / Korean has become more difficult for me. He s now speaking much faster. It s become much colder. The book s disappeared. 7.3 I ve finished them all! When we want to focus attention on the completeness or thoroughness of an action we can say AVST - / I ve finished the milk. I m sorry. I (completely) forgot. Forget it! / Put it out of your mind! Post this letter quickly! 54 c G Shin
6 8 Some Sentences ,. 3.,. 4.,! ,, , Translations is a very strange stone! 11. There are so many fallen leaves! It surely is autumn! 12. He s very ignorant of the world. 13. That cat is a good mouser. 14. He fell off a train and was killed. 15. Please fasten your safety belt. 16. Australia is huge in area, but has a small population. 17. Korea is small in area and dense in population. 1. Bears are violent animals. Be careful. 2. Gee, it s cute! 3. We call the young of cats, but the young of dogs. 4. Ah! It s dangerous. 5. Safety First 6. Don t worry. It s safe here. 7. Don t get rid of it. I ll use it later. 8. There s a man-made lake at the centre of the city. 9. Clean sky, clean air, clean water... This is a very good country to live in. 10. This c G Shin
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