511회 서울 전역 사이렌, 경보 오발령에 외국인 패닉/ ‘알바돌’ 배너 피크타임 우승은 오랜 노력의 결실

<p>진행자: 홍유, Beth Eunhee Hong</p> <p><br></p> <p>1. Sirens, alerts unsettle foreign residents in chaotic Seoul morning</p> <p>기사 요약: 서울시 대피 재난문자 한국어로만 전송되 아무런 정보 없이 대피 통보를 받은 외국인들은 불안에 떨어야 했다. </p> <p><br></p> <p>[1] Foreign residents of Seoul were startled and confused as they woke up to emergency sirens and an alert sent out by the city government early Wednesday morning, just after North Korea launched what it says was a space satellite.</p> <p>*foreign residents: 외국인 거주자</p> <p>*launch: 발사하다</p> <p><br></p> <p>[2] At 6:41 a.m., the Seoul city government sent phone alerts and sounded sirens, warning people to prepare for evacuation without saying why -- or where they should evacuate to.</p> <p>*prepare: 준비하다 </p> <p>*evacuation: 대피, 피난</p> <p><br></p> <p>[3] Many foreign residents did not immediately know what the alert and the blaring sirens were about, as the message was conveyed in Korean only.</p> <p>*immediately: 즉시, 즉각</p> <p>*blare: 요란하게 울리다</p> <p>*convey: 전달하다</p> <p><br></p> <p>[4] “It was confusing. We were still in bed when we heard the sirens. At first, we thought the sounds were part of construction work, but we soon realized that we need to evacuate,” Johannsen said.</p> <p>*construction: 건설, 공사</p> <p>*realize: 깨닫다, 알아차리다 인식하다</p> <p>기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230531000712</p> <p><br></p> <p>2. [Herald Interview] Formerly unknown K-pop boy band Vanner proves hard work pays off</p> <p>기사 요약: 아이돌 그룹 배너, 데뷔 후 4년의 무명 시기 후 피크타임 출연 및 우승 통해 빛을 보다.</p> <p>[1] It took more than four years, but K-pop group Vanner is finally making a name for itself.</p> <p>*make name for oneself: 이름을 알리다</p> <p><br></p> <p>[2] Over the last few years, the group struggled. The members had to work part-time jobs just to make ends meet, as becoming a K-pop artists only left them with debt. However, those days appear to have reached their end.</p> <p>*struggle: 힘겹게 나아가다 </p> <p>*make ends meet: 겨우 먹고 살 만큼 벌다</p> <p>*debt: 빚, 부채</p> <p><br></p> <p>[3] “Once, I met a fan when working at a store. I was reall