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  1. Do you want to come along with us?

    • 뭐 내기 할래요?Do you want to play for something?
    • 영어를 마스터할 수 있는 방법이 있습니까?Is there a way I can master English?
    • 스트레스를 줄이는 가장 좋은 방법은 뭡니까?What's the best way to reduce stress?
  2. Do you want to go to the movies?

    • 언제 본국으로 돌아가세요?When are you heading back home?
    • 네가 쿠키를 만들었다니 무슨 소리야?What do you mean you made a cookie?
    • 그 제안 받아들이는 건 어때?Why don't you take that offer?
  3. Do you want to play for something?

    • 내게 뭐 하고 싶은 얘기가 있습니까?Is there something you want to tell me?
    • 내가 왜 이 일을 좋아하는지 아세요?Do you know why I like this job?
    • 주문하시겠습니까?Are you ready to order?
  4. Do you want to take tomorrow off?

    • 할인이 좀 있습니까?Is there any discount?
    • 이거 어떻게 하는지 아는 사람 있어?Is there anyone who knows how to do this?
    • 어떤 일을 하고 싶어요?What kind of job do you want?
  5. Do you want to try some more?

    • 도와주시겠어요?Can you give me a hand?
    • 국제전화 거는 방법 아니?Do you know how to call overseas?
    • 좀 쉬는게 어때요?Why don't you get some rest?
  6. Don't you think it would be better to stay home?

    • 스케줄은 언제로 잡으시겠습니까?When would you like to schedule it for?
    • TV 좀 보면 안 될까요?Would you mind if I watched TV?
    • 그와 함께 가도 될까?Is it all right to come with him?
  7. Don't you think it's cool?

    • 사진 찍기 좋은 장소가 어디예요?Where's a good place to take pictures?
    • 좀 더 쉬운 말로 써주시면 안 될까요?Would you mind using simpler words?
    • 이거 어떻게 하는지 아는 사람 있어?Is there anyone who knows how to do this?
  8. Don't you think so?

    • 돈은 어떻게 해서 드릴까요?How would you like your money?
    • 누가 연설을 할 예정이시죠?Who is going to give a speech?
    • 언제 가시겠어요?When would you like to go?
  9. Don't you think that's natural?

    • 케이크 좀 가져다 드릴까요?Can I get you some cake?
    • 그가 언제 돌아오는지 아세요?Do you know when he comes back?
    • 이름이 뭔지 말해 줄래?Can you tell me what your name is?
  10. Don't you think you're too harsh?

    • 쇼핑 손수레 하나 주실래요?Can you give me a shopping cart?
    • 당신의 비밀을 말해 주겠습니까?Can you tell me your secret?
    • 제 항공편 예약을 변경할 수 있을까요?Is it possible to change my flight reservation?
  11. How would you like to pay for this ticket?

    • 제가 부모님을 위해 무엇을 해야 합니까?What should I do for my parents?
    • 재즈에 대해 뭐 아는 거 있어요?Do you know anything about jazz?
    • 마음 속에 생각해 둔 게 있나요?Is there something on your mind?
  12. How would you like your hair parted?

    • 이걸 마지막으로 사용한게 언제입니까?When was the last time you used it?
    • 여기 앉아도 될까요?Is it okay if I sit here?
    • 그거 누가 쓸꺼야?Who is going to use it?
  13. How would you like your money?

    • 보험은 어떻게 되나요?What about insurance?
    • 언제 들를까요?When can I stop by?
    • 캠프 떠날 준비 됐나요?Are you ready to leave for camp?
  14. How would you like your steak?

    • 그 나무에 대해 뭐 아는게 있니?Do you know anything about the tree?
    • 이번 일요일에 모일까요?Shall we get together this Sunday?
    • 한국 문화에 관심 없으세요?Are you interested in Korean culture?
  15. How would you like your toast?

    • 왜 그들이 헤어졌다고 생각하세요?Why do you think they broke up?
    • 왜 내가 안다고 생각하는데?Why do you think I know?
    • 그의 설명에 대해 어떻게 생각해요?What do you think of his explanation?
  16. I appreciate the suggestion.

    • 그가 내 책을 훔쳤음에 틀림없어요.I'm sure he stole my book.
    • 그걸 암기하려고요.I'm trying to learn it by heart.
    • 그걸 간직해주길 바래요.I want you to keep it.
  17. I appreciate your concern.

    • 그래서 당신이 멋지다는 거죠.That's why you're so great.
    • 계속 술 마시면 안될껄요.I don't think you should keep drinking.
    • 도와드릴 수 없어 미안해요.I'm sorry I can't help you.
  18. I appreciate your kindness.

    • 내가 뭘 찾고 있는지 모르겠네.I don't know what I'm looking for.
    • 원하는게 뭔지 모르겠군요.I don't know what you want.
    • 당신을 도와주러 왔습니다.I'm here to help you.
  19. I appreciate your taking time with me.

    • 만나게 되서 반갑습니다.I'm glad to meet you.
    • 친구들 좀 찾으려고요.I'm here to find my friends.
    • 그 사람 남동생을 참을 수가 없어.I can't stand his brother.
  20. I appreciate your words.

    • 다시는 시간 낭비 안할께요.I'm not going to waste time anymore.
    • 여기서 보게 되니 기뻐요.I'm glad to see you all here.
    • 그게 바로 내가 원하는 거예요.That's what I want.
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