95. When do you plan to~? 언제 ~할 거니?

[Rachel is folding and packing clothes in suitcases.]

Phoebe: Are you moving out? When do you plan to leave?

Rach: No, I’m getting ready for the weekend.

        ◆ Be ready for 준비하다 (상태) / Get ready for 준비하게 되다 (~되어지다)

        ◆ I’m being = I’m getting (이 표현을 더 많이 사용한다)

Phoebe: Can we talk for a sec?

Rach: Well, sure. Just a sec cause Paolo’s on his way over.

Phoebe: We haven’t known each other for a long time and there are three things that you should know about me. One, my friends are the most important things in my life. Two, I never lie. Three, I make the best oatmeal raisin cookies in the world.

Rach: Thanks. Why have I never tasted these before?

          해석: 왜 내가 이걸 처음 먹어보는 걸까?

Phoebe: I don’t make them a lot because I don’t think it’s fair to other cookies.

Rach: All right. These are the best oatmeal cookies I’ve ever had. 

        ◆ The 최상급 I have ever P.P : 내가 한 번이라도 ~한 것 중에 가장 ~이다

            예문> This is the best movie I’ve ever seen.

                       It was the nicest trip I’ve ever had.

Phoebe: Which proves that I never lie.

              해석: 내가 거짓말하지 않는다는 게 증명됐지.

Rach: I guess you don’t.

Phoebe: Paolo made a pass at me.

        ◆ made a pass at = made a move on ~에게 수작걸다

 

<오늘의 표현>

When do you plan to~? 언제 ~ 할 계획이니? , 언제 ~할 거니? (= is going to)

 

<예문>

When do you plan to leave for abroad?

When do you plan to visit here?

When do you plan to get married? 결혼하다 (to marry 목적어)

When do you plan to throw a party? 급작스럽게 개최하다

When do you plan to move out?