쉐도잉 연습: Let's Learn English at the Market! 🍎💐🍓 - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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Let's learn English at the market.
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Well, welcome to the farmers market.
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There's a couple of different types of markets in English.
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One is a farmers market like this one, and another type of market is a flea market.
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A farmers market obviously has lots of farmers.
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Farmers grow their fruit, they grow their vegetables, and they come to a market like this to sell them.
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Now, it's not all farmers.
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There's other stuff here as well that I'll talk about later.
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But a flea market, as opposed to a farmer's market, wouldn't have any farmers.
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So that's really the difference between the two.
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So the place where a vendor sells from at market is called either a booth or a stall.
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In fact, you can see Jen's stall right behind us here where she's selling lots of flowers.
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You may have also heard the word stand used to describe a place where people sell things.
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I would probably describe this pizza place as a stand instead of a booth or stall.
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So once again, Jen is back there selling flowers from our booth, we also call it a stall, and this is a stand.
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So in order for a market to work, you need vendors.
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Vendors are the people who sell things at a market.
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And you, of course, need customers.
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Customers are the people who buy things.
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We have a really good market day when lots of customers come to market and buy our products.
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So if you have lots of vendors, if you have a lots of people selling things, then usually you have lots of customers and everyone goes home at the end of the day, really happy.
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So you might think that these are tents, but they're not tents.
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They're actually called canopies.
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When you sell your products at a market, especially when you're outside, it's nice to have shade.
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So these vendors buy canopies so that they have lots of shade, not just for their products, but also for themselves.
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For Jen and I, it's really nice to have a couple canopies to stand under so that we can stay cool and so the flowers stay nice and fresh and ready for the customers as well.
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So this booth here sells a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables.
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And in English, we usually call this produce, but sometimes we say produce.
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It kind of has two different pronunciations.
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Hi, Jim. How are you? I'm good, thanks. Good.
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Good to see you.
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I'm talking about the difference between, uh...
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or not the difference about how produce and produce are pronounced differently, but they're the same word.
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So you sell produce and you sell produce, and it's all the same thing.
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We also sell peaches. They also sell peaches.
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So in season is another good word to teach here at this booth.
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Generally, Jim and his wife Mary sell everything that's in season.
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That would be fruits and vegetables that are currently ripe on the trees, ready to be picked.
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So they sell a lot of produce, they sell a lot of produce, and it's all in season.
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So there are a number of different things sold at a farmers market.
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Some of the things that I could list are baked goods, things that people bake usually it’s something yummy and sweet.
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We sell flowers at this farmer's market.
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Jen and I are the flower vendor.
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You can find honey.
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You can find berries, fruit and vegetables.
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You can find meat. You can find coffee.
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You can usually find maple syrup at a Canadian market and definitely some jam.
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So in a booth at market, you will often see tables.
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This right here is called a tablecloth.
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And you can see that Jen has really good signage.
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So those are three of the things you will probably see in a booth, at market.
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Looks like Jen has a couple of customers right now.
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Maybe I should stop making an English lesson and get to work.
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So at this market, if you do want to eat some food, you might be surprised at what you can get.
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You can get samosas.
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Over here, you can actually get empanadas.
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They're very yummy.
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I usually buy a chicken empanada every week.
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And if we go around here to the other side, you can buy pierogies.
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Those are very yummy as well. Hello.
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And then just down here, we have some yummy baked goods.
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And towards the end of market, they also start to make pizzas.
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So if you wanted a donut or if you wanted a pizza, there's actually some right back there.
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You could come to this booth and buy one.
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It's also nice at market to have something fun for the kids.
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Here you see a clown who's making some super cool balloon animals.
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The kids really love this.
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Two words that you'll often see at a farmer's market are the words organic and local.
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When something is organic, it means it's grown without herbicides or pesticides.
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Herbicides kill weeds and pesticides kill insects.
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You'll also see the word local.
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Local means that the food is grown within a few kilometers of the market, so you'll often see the words organic and local.
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Well, thank you so much for watching this English lesson at my local farmers market.
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