Unit 1. Weather Weather is what happens in the sky. In other words, weather is what the sky and air are like. The sky can be or. The air can be,, or. Weather includes clouds, wind, rain, and snow. Weather is affected by energy from the sun. The sun warms the air and changes the, which is how hot or cold the air is. The wind moves the air. It moves slowly or very fast. Climate tells us what kinds of weather usually happen in an area at different times of the year. To weather, you can use instruments. Some measure temperature. Other instruments measure wind or rain. People try to use these measurements to figure out what the weather will be in the future. < 날씨 > 날씨는하늘에서발생하는것입니다. 다른말로하면날씨는곧하늘과대기의상태입니다. 하늘은맑거나구름이낄수있습니다. 대기에비가오거나눈이내리거나건조할수있습니다. 날씨는구름, 바람, 비, 그리고눈을포함합니다. 날씨는태양에서나오는에너지의영향을받습니다. 태양은공기를따뜻하게하고기온을변화시키는데, 기온이란공기가얼마나덥거나혹은차가우냐하는것입니다. 바람은공기를이동시킵니다. 바람은느리게혹은매우빠르게움직입니다. 기후는한지역에서연중다른시기에어떤유형의날씨가생기는지알려주는것입니다. 날씨를측정하기위해도구를사용할수있습니다. 어떤도구는기온을측정합니다. 다른도구는바람이나비를측정합니다. 사람들은앞으로날씨가어떨지알아보기위해이러한측청치들을사용합니다.
Unit 2. Rain, Snow, and Clouds Rain, Snow, and Clouds A is water in the air. It is where rain and snow come from. Rain is made of very small drops of water, and snow is from very small pieces of ice that naturally. They from clouds in the sky. Snow comes in different and sizes. The sun the air and water. As the sun warms water, some water turns into : a of small drops of water which go into the air. Water vapor rises into the sky. Where the air is colder, the water vapor turns back into drops of water or of ice. We see them as clouds. The drops of water and crystals of ice fall back down to the ground as rain, snow,, or. < 비, 눈, 구름 > 구름은공기중의수분입니다. 구름은비와눈이나오는곳입니다. 비는매우작은물방울로만들어지고, 눈은자연적으로형성된매우작은얼음조각으로만들어집니다. 그것들은하늘의구름에서떨어집니다. 눈의모양과크기는다양합니다. 태양은공기와물을가열합니다. 태양이물을가열하면물의일부가증기로변하는데, 증기는공기중으로날아가는작은물방울덩어리입니다. 수증기는하늘로올라갑니다. 수증기는공기가더차가운곳에서다시물방울로변하거나얼음결정체로변합니다. 우리는이런것들을구름으로보는것입니다. 물방울과얼음결정체는비, 눈, 진눈깨비, 또는싸락눈으로다시땅에떨어집니다.
Unit 3. Spring and Summer Spring and Summer A is a time of year. Spring is when leaves and flowers. In spring, the weather gets warmer because the earth is toward the sun. So there are many hours of sunlight, and it can also rain a lot. Sunlight and rain help plants grow in spring. Growing plants are food for animals. Many animals have their seasons in spring. Summer is the hottest season of the year. At the summer, the day is the longest, and the night is the shortest. In some places, summer is the season with the most rain, and in other places, it is a dry season. In summer, many plants grow with the help of lots of sunlight. There is a lot of food for animals to eat. < 봄과여름 > 계절은일년중한때입니다. 봄은잎과꽃이나타나는때입니다. 봄에는지구가태양쪽으로기울기때문에날씨가따뜻해집니다. 그래서많은일조시간이있고, 많은비가내릴수있는것입니다. 햇빛과비는봄에식물이자라는데도움을줍니다. 자라는식물은동물에게먹이가됩니다. 많은동물들이봄에번식기를갖습니다. 여름은일년중가장더운계절입니다. 하지에는낮이가장길고밤은가장짧습니다. 일부지역에서여름은비가가장많이내리는가장습한계절이고, 다른지역에서는건조한계절입니다. 여름에많은식물들이많은일조량의도움으로열매를키웁니다. 동물들에게는섭취할먹이가많이있습니다.
Unit 4. Fall and Winter Fall and Winter is a time for most in many places. Fall lasts about the same amount of time as spring but is much shorter than summer and winter in. Fall is also called autumn in England. In fall, the hours of sunlight. The weather gets colder and windier. Trees lose their leaves, usually after turning yellow, red, and brown. In fall, most animals look for food so that they can it for winter. Winter is the coldest season of the year. In winter, some plants die because of the sunlight and cold. The last of the leaves falls off some trees. plants are found in winter. There is not a lot of food for animals to eat. < 가을과겨울 > 많은지역에서가을은대부분의농작물을수확하는시기입니다. 가을은봄과비슷한정도의시간으로지속되지만, 여름과겨울보다는훨씬더짧습니다. 가을 (fall) 은또한영국에서는 autumn( 가을 ) 이라고불립니다. 가을에는일조시간이줄어듭니다. 날씨가더추워지고바람이더많이붑니다. 나무는대개단풍이들고난후잎이집니다. 가을에대부분의동물은겨울에대비해저장할수있는먹이를찾습니다. 겨울은일년중가장추운계절입니다. 겨울에일부식물은줄어든햇빛과차가운기온때문에죽습니다. 마지막잎사귀까지나무에서떨어집니다. 겨울에는식물이거의보이지않습니다. 동물이섭취할먹이가많이없습니다.
Unit 5. The Sky Above The Sky Above The sky is made up of gas. A molecule usually two or more. The sky appears blue because of the of sunlight by the molecules. The sun the sky and the earth during the day. The sun s energy warms the air, land, and water. At night, there are stars and the moon in the sky. Stars make their own light. They look much smaller than they are because they are away from the earth. The moon rises and in the sky. The moon is about a the size of the earth. It does not make its own light. It is lit up by the sun as it goes around the earth. < 하늘위 > 하늘은기체분자로이루어져있습니다. 분자는보통두개이상의원자로구성됩니다. 분자에의한빛의산란때문에하늘은파랗게보입니다. 태양은낮동안에하늘과지구를비춥니다. 태양에너지는공기, 땅, 그리고물을따뜻하게합니다. 밤이되면하늘에별과달이있습니다. 별은스스로빛을냅니다. 별은지구로부터멀리떨어져있기때문에원래크기보다훨씬더작게보입니다. 달은하늘에서뜨고집니다. 달은지구크기의 4분의 1 정도입니다. 달은스스로빛을내지못합니다. 달은지구주위를돌때태양에의해밝게비추어집니다.
Unit 6. Planets Planets A light in the night sky that looks bigger or brighter than the other stars might be a planet. A is a large that the sun, and it does not make light. There are eight planets in the solar system. Pluto used to be known as a planet, but in August 2006, the International Astronomical Union decided it was a planet. The planets have the names of Greek or Roman gods. They are Mercury, Venus, Terra, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Earth is occasionally called Terra, a Roman god. Mercury is the to the sun, and Neptune is the from the sun. Planets are. Some planets are smaller than Earth. Others are larger. < 행성 > 밤하늘에서다른별들보다더크고더밝아보이는빛은아마행성일것입니다. 행성은태양주위를도는큰물체로, 빛을내지않습니다. 태양계에는여덟개의행성이있습니다. 명왕성은행성으로알려져있었지만, 2006년 8월국제천문학연합회가명왕성을그대신에왜소행성으로정했습니다. 행성들은그리스나로마신들의이름을갖고있습니다. 그것들은수성, 금성, 테라 ( 지구 ), 화성, 목성, 토성, 천왕성, 그리고해왕성입니다. 지구는때때로로마신인 테라 라고불립니다. 수성은태양과가장가깝고, 해왕성이태양에서가장멀리있습니다. 행성은공모양입니다. 일부행성은지구보다더작습니다. 다른행성은지구보다더큽니다.
Unit 7. Leaders and Governments Leaders and Governments We for most of our government leaders. To vote means to choose for or against someone or something. The time when we vote is called an. In an election, the person with the most votes wins. Some leaders are not elected but appointed. To means to choose someone for a position or a job. Usually, these people are appointed by elected leaders. Governments are made up of many people with different jobs. A group of people called the city that people follow the city s laws. makes laws for a city. The mayor makes sure make decisions about laws. A judge makes sure that are fair. A judge works in a. < 지도자와정부 > 우리는대부분의정부지도자를뽑기위해투표합니다. 투표한다는것은어떤사람이나단체에대한찬성이나반대를택하는것입니다. 우리가투표하는때를선거라고합니다. 선거에서가장많은투표를받은사람이승리합니다. 일부정부지도자들은선출되지않고임명됩니다. 임명한다는것은직위또는일에맞는사람을선정하는것을의미합니다. 보통이사람들은선출된지도자들에의해임명됩니다. 정부는다양한직종의많은사람들로구성됩니다. 시의회라고하는사람들의집단은시를위한법률을제정합니다. 시장은사람들이반드시시의법을준수하도록합니다. 판사는법에관한판결을내립니다. 판사는법이공평하게적용되도록합니다. 판사는법원에서일합니다.
Unit 8. The Capital and the White House The Capital and the White House Washington, D.C. is the of the United States. Washington was named after the first U.S. president, George Washington. The D.C. District of Columbia, a special area that is not a state. Washington, D.C. has many and. A monument is a building or that shows special for a person or an event. The Capitol in Washington, D.C. is the name of a building. It is where the people who work for Congress meet. Congress is the part of the government that makes laws for the country. The White House is where the president lives and works. Many people visit the White House every year. The office of the president. The State is the official can seat up to 140 people. < 수도와백악관 > 워싱턴 D.C. 는미국의수도입니다. 워싱턴은미국의초대대통령조지워싱턴의이름을따서지어졌습니다. D.C. 는 컬럼비아특별구 를뜻하는데, 주가아닌특별한구역입니다. 워싱턴 D.C. 에는많은박물관과기념물이있습니다. 기념물은한인물이나사건에대한특별한존경을나타내는건물이나조각상입니다. 워싱턴 D.C. 에있는미국국회의사당은건물의이름입니다. 그것은의회를위해일하는사람들이만나는곳입니다. 의회는정부의일부분으로국가를위한법률을제정합니다. 백악관은대통령이살고일하는곳입니다. 많은사람들이매년백악관을찾습니다. 대통령집무실은대통령의공식집무실입니다. 백악관만찬장에는 140명까지수용할수있습니다.
Unit 9. Taxes Taxes In the 1760s, the thirteen English colonies in America were. The colonists were to be English and to be by King George III. But then things started to change. King George III made laws the colonists did not like and could not. The king them to pay on things like sugar,, and paper. When the colonists bought some paper, they paid what the paper cost. But the king said they had to pay extra money as well. This extra money was a tax. The taxes the American colonists paid went straight to the British government. At this time, King George III needed lots of money because England had just finished fighting a very war against France. < 세금 > 1760년대에, 미국내 13개의영국식민지가번성하고있었습니다. 식민지주민은영국인이라는것과조지 3세국왕의통치를받는것을자랑스러워했습니다. 하지만상황이바뀌기시작했습니다. 조지 3세국왕은식민지주민이좋아하지않고받아들이지못하는법을만들었습니다. 왕이그들에게설탕, 우표, 그리고종이같은것에세금을내라고명했습니다. 식민지주민은종이를살때, 종이가격만지불했습니다. 하지만국왕은추가비용도지불해야한다고말했습니다. 이추가비용이세금이었습니다. 미국식민지주민이내는세금은곧바로영국정부로들어갔습니다. 이당시, 영국은막대한비용이들어간대프랑스전쟁을막끝낸직후였기때문에조지 3세국왕은많은돈이필요했습니다.
Unit 10. A Nation Is Born A Nation Is Born In 1776, the English colonists in America took a very big. They told King George that Americans wanted to be and to start their own country a country called the United States of America. On the fourth of July in the year 1776, many American leaders signed the of. That is why Americans still every fourth of July as Independence Day, the birthday of America. The Declaration of Independence said that all men were equal, that their Creator gave them certain, and that nobody could take those rights away. The leaders said that people had the right to be free and to decide how to rule themselves. They said, King George, we are not going to to you anymore. < 국가의탄생 > 1776년미국의영국식민지주민은큰조치를취했습니다. 그들은조지국왕에게미국인들은자유를원하고자신들의나라, 미합중국이라는나라를세우겠다고말했습니다. 1776년 7월 4일많은미국지도자들이독립선언서에서명했습니다. 그래서미국인들은지금도매년 7월 4일을독립기념일, 즉미국의탄생일로기념합니다. 미국독립선언서에는모든사람은평등하게태어났고, 창조주가그들에게특정한권리를주었으며, 아무도그권리를빼앗아갈수없다고쓰여있었습니다. 사람들은자유롭고스스로통치할방법을결정할권리가있다고지도자들은말했습니다. 그들은 조지국왕, 우리는더이상당신의말을따르지않겠소. 라고말했습니다.
Unit 11. George Washington George Washington George Washington was one of the States. He led the American of the United during the American Revolutionary War and later became the new republic s first president. When the War of Independence started, there was no army in America. Each colony sent men who wanted to help fight for, but these men were not. They were farmers,,,, and. Who would turn them into an army and lead them in? George Washington was the man. He taught them how to fight. He stayed with them through terrible hardships. For eight years, General Washington the American soldiers against the mighty British army, and he led them to victory. He was admired and praised by every American. < 조지워싱턴 > 조지워싱턴은미국창시자중한명이었습니다. 그는미국독립전쟁중에군대를이끌었고후에새공화국의초대대통령이되었습니다. 독립전쟁이시작되었을때미국에는군대가없었습니다. 각식민지에서는자유를위해싸우는것을돕고싶은사람들을보냈지만, 이사람들은군인이아니었습니다. 그들은농부, 대장장이, 구두제조인, 목수, 그리고상점주인들이었습니다. 누가그들을군대로만들고전쟁으로이끌었을까요? 조지워싱턴이그사람이었습니다. 그는그들에게전투방법을가르쳤습니다. 그는힘든역경속에그들과함께했습니다. 8년동안워싱턴장군은막강한영국군대에대항해미국군인들을지휘했고, 그들을승리로이끌었습니다. 그는모든미국인들에게존경과칭송을받았습니다.
Unit 12. Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin was one of the first people to make some important about. He loved learning, he liked to, and he was a printing business, to work very hard. When he was still a young man, he started a newspaper, and taught himself to read four different languages, including French. Benjamin Franklin was one of the American leaders who signed the Declaration of Independence. During the Revolutionary War, he was sent to France. The Americans hoped that Franklin could get the French to help them in their fight against the British. And he did just that: He Those French the French to send soldiers to America. helped the Americans win the war. < 벤자민프랭클린 > 벤자민프랭클린은전기에관한몇가지중요한발견을한최초의사람들중한명이었습니다. 그는배우는것을무척좋아했고, 실험하는것을좋아했으며, 기꺼이열심히일하려고했습니다. 아직젊은이였을때그는인쇄업을시작했고, 신문을발행했으며, 프랑스어를포함하여 4개언어를읽는것을독학했습니다. 벤자민프랭클린은독립선언서에서명한미국지도자들중한명이었습니다. 독립전쟁중에그는프랑스로파견되었습니다. 미국인들은프랭클린이프랑스사람들을설득해영국과의전쟁에서자신들을도와주기를바랐습니다. 그리고그는바로그것을해냈습니다. 즉그는프랑스사람들이미국으로군인들을파병하도록설득했습니다. 프랑스군대는미국이전쟁에서승리하도록도왔습니다.
Unit 13. The Three Little Pigs The Three Little Pigs Once, a mother sent her three children out into the world to make their own homes. The first little pig built a house of, and the second little pig built a house of. But the third little pig built a house. Along came the big, bad wolf. He blew down the straw house and ate up the first little pig. Next, the wolf went to the house of sticks and down fell the house. The second little pig was up, too. Now, the wolf tried in vain to blow down the strong brick house. He tried the, but the third little pig built a hot fire in the fireplace. The wolf landed in the fire and was burned so badly that he ran away for good. < 아기돼지세마리 > 어느날, 엄마돼지는세마리아기돼지들을세상으로내보내자신들의집을짓도록했습니다. 첫째아기돼지는짚으로집을지었고, 둘째아기돼지는나무토막으로집을지었습니다. 하지만셋째아기돼지는벽돌집을지었습니다. 덩치가크고못된늑대가다가왔습니다. 늑대는짚으로된집을후우불어날려버리고첫째아기돼지를잡아먹었습니다. 그런다음, 늑대는나무토막으로된집으로가서집을무너뜨렸습니다. 둘째아기돼지마저잡아먹히고말았습니다. 이번에, 늑대는튼튼한벽돌집을불어서무너뜨리려고했지만안됐습니다. 늑대는굴뚝을노렸지만, 달아나셋째아기돼지는벽난로에뜨거운불을피웠습니다. 늑대는뜨거운불위로떨어져심한화상을입고영원히달아나버렸습니다.
Unit 14. The Blind Men and the Elephant The Blind Men and the Elephant There were six the animal s huge men who went to visit an elephant. The first man felt. The elephant is like a high, strong wall, he announced. The second man, standing near the elephant s head, put his hand on its long, sharp. No! It s more like a. The third man reached around the elephant s leg with both arms and said, The elephant is like a tree. The fourth man touched the elephant s ear and said, The elephant is actually similar to a fan. The fifth man was standing at the elephant s back end. He grabbed its tail and said, The elephant is much like a rope. Then, the elephant the sixth man with its trunk. The man pushed the away and said, The elephant is really like a very large snake! < 장님과코끼리 > 코끼리를만나러가는여섯명의눈먼사람들이있었습니다. 첫번째남자는코끼리의거대한옆구리 ( 몸통 ) 를만졌습니다. 코끼리가높고견고한벽같아. 그는말했습니다. 두번째남자는, 코끼리의머리근처에서있었는데길고날카로운상아에손을가져갔습니다. 아니야! 마치창같은걸. 세번째남자는코끼리의다리에양팔을둘러보고서는말했습니다. 코끼리는나무같군. 네번째남자는코끼리의귀를만지고는말했습니다. 코끼리는사실부채와비슷한데. 다섯번째남자는코끼리의뒤쪽끝에서있었습니다. 그는코끼리의꼬리를잡고말했습니다. 코끼리는밧줄과많이비슷하군. 그때코끼리가여섯번째남자를코로간지럼태웠습니다. 깜짝놀란남자는코끼리의코를밀어내며말했습니다. 코끼리는정말아주큰뱀같아!
Unit 15. Opera Opera An opera is like a in which everything is sung of spoken. In a play, people put on and then go to act out a story. In an opera, the sing and act out the story on the, too, but they do not speak any lines. And while they sing, an orchestra plays music for them to sing along with. Operas are usually in opera houses. Many operas were written by who lived in European countries, such as Italy, Germany, and France. That is why many operas are sung in languages other than English. But because the singing and music are so beautiful, many people love to listen to operas even if they do not understand the words. < 오페라 > 오페라는모든것을말대신노래로하는연극과같습니다. 연극에서사람들은의상을입고무대위로가서이야기를연기합니다. 오페라에서도배우들은무대에서노래를부르고이야기를연기하지만, 대사를말하지는않습니다. 그리고노래를부르는동안오케스트라가배우들이맞춰부르는음악을연주합니다. 오페라는보통오페라하우스에서공연됩니다. 많은오페라들이이탈리아, 독일, 그리고프랑스와같은유럽국가들에서살았던작곡가들에의해쓰여졌습니다. 이러한이유로많은오페라를영어가아닌언어로부르는것입니다. 하지만노래와음악이매우아름답기때문에, 말을이해하지못하더라도많은사람들이오페라듣는것을무척좋아합니다.
Unit 16. Ballet Ballet Ballet is a type of dance. It is only done by dancers who have had special. Ballet can tell a story. In a ballet, there is music, often played by an orchestra, but no one sings or talks. Instead, in many ballets, the dancers tell a story only through the way they move. Some ballets tell stories you may know, like the story of Sleeping Beauty. Ballet dancers have to practice for years to learn all they need to know. They have to work very hard and have very strong legs. They have to work at themselves and their bodies. Sometimes they dance only on the tips of their toes. Sometimes they around and around. Sometimes they make high into the air. < 발레 > 발레는춤의한종류입니다. 발레는특별한훈련을받은무용수들만춥니다. 발레는이야기를전달할수있습니다. 발레에는음악이있는데대개오케스트라에의해연주되지만, 아무도노래하거나말하지는않습니다. 대신많은발레에서무용수들은움직이는방식을통해서만이야기를전달합니다. 어떤발레는 < 잠자는숲속의공주 > 의이야기처럼사람들이알만한이야기를전합니다. 발레무용수들은알아야하는모든것을배우기위해다년간연습해야합니다. 그들은열심히연습해야하고매우튼튼한다리를갖고있어야합니다. 균형을유지하고몸을제어하려고애써야합니다. 때로그들은발끝으로만춤을추기도합니다. 때로그들은계속회전하기도합니다. 때로그들은공중으로높이뛰어오르기도합니다.
Unit 17. Self-Portraits Self-Portraits Sometimes an artist a portrait of himself. This is called a. A self-portrait does not have to look like a. You can paint yourself in many different ways, and each way will say something different about the way you feel about yourself. The painter Vincent van Gogh painted 37 self-portraits. This one, called Self-Portrait, shows him when he was 36 years old. How does van Gogh look to you? Does he seem or? You get a very different feeling from a self-portrait painted by American artist Norman Rockwell. In this painting, called Self-Portrait, Rockwell has fun with the idea of painting a picture of himself. How many times does Rockwell show himself here? < 자화상 > 때로화가들은자신의초상화를그립니다. 이것은자화상이라고합니다. 자화상은사진처럼보일필요는없습니다. 자신의모습을다양한방식으로그릴수있고, 각방식은자신에대해느끼는방식에대해다른것을말해줄것입니다. 네덜란드의화가빈센트반고흐는 37점의자화상을그렸습니다. < 자화상 > 이라고불리는이작품은 36세였을때의그를보여주고있습니다. 반고흐가여러분에게어떻게보이나요? 차분해보이나요, 아니면걱정스러워보이나요? 미국의화가노먼록웰이그린자화상에서는매우다른느낌을받게됩니다. < 삼중자화상 > 이라고불리는이그림에서록웰은자신의그림을그리는아이디어로재미있는시간을보내고있습니다. 여기에록웰이몇번나타나있나요?
Unit 18. Still Lifes Still Lifes There is a kind of called a. It is called a still life because the in the painting do not move. They stand still. People are not included in still lifes. Still-life painting has been since the 17 th century, when Dutch painters raised it to a. To paint a still life, an artist first has to decide what objects to paint. Still lifes often include flowers, fruit, books,,,, or other small objects. Once the artist knows what to paint, he or she has to decide how to the objects. What shapes and colors will go next to one another? Where will the light fall? Will the still life include objects with several different textures? < 정물화 > 정물화라는그림의한종류가있습니다. 그것은그림속물체가움직이지않기때문에정물화라고불립니다. 그것들은가만히있습니다. 사람은정물화에포함되지않습니다. 정물화는 17세기이후인기를얻었는데, 당시네덜란드의화가들이정물화를예술로끌어올렸습니다. 정물화를그리려면화가는우선어떤대상을그릴지정해야합니다. 정물화에는꽃, 과일, 책, 자기, 은식기류, 가구또는기타작은물건이포함됩니다. 일단화가가무엇을그릴지알면, 화가는그대상들을어떻게배치할지결정해야합니다. 어떤모양과색깔의물체가나란히있으면좋을까? 빛이어디에떨어질까? 정물화에다양한질감을가진여러물체를넣을것인가?
Unit 19. How to Tell Time How to Tell Time When the minute moves from one number to the next, 5 minutes have. For, now it is 5 minutes after 4. The hour hand is between the 5 and 6. That means it is after 5 o clock, but it is not yet 6 o clock. It is 35 minutes after 5. Another way of writing 35 minutes after 5 is 5:35. The two : are called a. The number to the left of the colon tells the hours. The number to the right of the colon tells the minutes. 3:15 means 15 minutes after 3. On this, it is 30 minutes after 2, or 2:30. Thirty minutes is an hour. So 2:30 is also called half past 2. < 시계를보는방법 > 분침이한숫자에서다음숫자로이동하면 5분이지난것입니다. 예를들면지금시간은 4시 5분입니다. 시침이 5와 6 사이에있습니다. 이것은 5시를지났지만아직 6시는되지않은것입니다. 시간은 5시 35분입니다. 5시 35분을쓰는또한가지방식은 5:35입니다. 두개의점 : 은콜론이라고합니다. 콜론의왼쪽에있는숫자는시를알려줍니다. 콜론의오른쪽에있는숫자는분을알려줍니다. 3:15은 3시 15분을의미합니다. 이시계는 2시 30분, 즉 2:30입니다. 30분은한시간의절반입니다. 그래서 2:30은 2시반 이라고도합니다.
Unit 20. The Calendar The Calendar A is a of pages that the days, weeks, and months of a particular year. You usually it on a. There are 7 days in a : Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. There are 12 in a year: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December. January is the first month of the, March is the third month of the year, June is the sixth month of the year, November is the eleventh month of the year, and December is the twelfth month of the year. Most months have 31 days. to say the from thirteenth to thirty-first in order. < 달력 > 달력은특정한해의날, 주, 그리고월을보여주는페이지모음입니다. 보통은그것을벽에걸어둡니다. 일주일에는 7일이있습니다 : 일요일, 월요일, 화요일, 수요일, 목요일, 금요일, 그리고토요일. 일년에는 12개월이있습니다 : 1월, 2월, 3월, 4월, 5월, 6월, 7월, 8월, 9월, 10월, 11월, 그리고 12월. 1월은한해의일년중첫번째달이고, 3월은일년중세번째달, 6월은일년중여섯번째달, 11월은일년중열한번째달이고, 12월은일년중열두번째달입니다. 대부분의달에는 31일이있습니다. 차례로열세번째부터서른한번째까지서수를말하는것을익혀보세요.