nibble | apricots | Quite why | instead of | 노팅힐 | 영화영어 | English shadowing, NOTTING HILL D12

✖︎ nibble : a small bite, eat slowly or with small bites. (음식을) 조금씩 [야금야금] 먹다. (식사 전이나 파티 때 술과 함께 먹도록 한 입 크기로 작게 만든) 술안주. ✖︎ apricot: a small orange colored fruit that is related to the peach and plum [식물] 살구 ((열매)) ✖︎ Quite (why) : To the greastest extent; completed or absoutely, -More emphasis on the question 'why' 최대한:, 완전히 혹은 절대적으로., -(왜?)라는 의문을 더 강조함 ✖︎ instead of... : in place of, as a substitute for or alternative to ...대신에, ...말고 ✖︎ nevertheless : (sentence connector), =in spite of that; however; yet (접속어), 그럼에도 불구하고, 하지만 ✖︎ heavenly : informal Alluring, wonderful, or sublime 수준이 다른 고혹, 훌륭함 또는 숭고한 ✖︎ certainly : Definitely; without a dout; 확실히, 틀림없이 ✖︎ Notting Hill ✖︎ (1999) 🇬🇧🇺🇸 Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts, Richard McCabe Director - Roger Michell ✖︎ DIALOGUE 12 ✖︎ Would you like something to eat? Uh, something to nibble? Um, apricots soaked in honey? Quite why, no one knows, because it stops them tasting of apricots... and makes them taste like honey, and if you wanted honey, you'd just buy honey instead of... apricots. Um, but nevertheless, there we go there. They're yours if you want them. No. Do you always say "no" to everything? No. I'd better be going. Thanks for your, uh, help. You're welcome. And, uh, may I also say, um, heavenly. I'll just take my one chance to say it. After you've read that terrible book, you're certainly not going to be coming back to the shop. ✖︎ English Shadowing (=“echoing”) is an advanced language learning technique, which can be used by learners independently to improve their pronunciation, intonation, and vocabulary.