163. I have decided to ~하기로 결정했어요.

[Rachel and Barry are getting dressed.]

Barry: What’s the matter?

Rach: It’s just, oh, Barry, this was not good.

Barry: No, it was. It was very very good.

Rach: Well, what about Mindy?

            해석: 민디는 어쩌고?

Barry: Oh, wait. (You are) Way better than Mindy.

        ◆ Way better than ~보다 훨씬 나은,

            BE 동사와 함께 사용, WAY 가 없어도 상관은 없지만 구어체에서 많이 사용

            예문> This is way better than learning. 이게 학습보다 훨씬 낫다.

                      My plans are way better than the original. 원래보다 내 계획이 훨씬 낫다.

Rach: No, not that. I mean what about you and Mindy?

Barry: Well, if you want. 

Rach: No, I mean don’t do that. Not, I mean not for me.

Barry: I’ve decided to break up with her. Let’s go away this weekend. We can go to Aruba. When I went there, it was really nice. You would like it. All right Miss Green. Everything looks fine.

What?

Bobby: I’m twelve. I’m not stupid.

 

<오늘의 표현>

I have decided to ~하기로 결정했어요.

 

<예문>

I’ve decided to buy a new car.

I’ve decided to take a trip.

I’ve decided to quit my job.

I’ve decided to tell her the truth.

I’ve decided to accept his apology. 그의 사과를 받아들이기로 결정했어.