The Do’s and Don’ts

Don’t Cut the Line

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Lining up, or queuing, as they say in England, is a very serious matter to the English. At some places, people are even required to get a ticket as proof of their place in line. Most importantly, do not cut in line in England. It is considered to be very rude and offensive.

영국에서 사람들이 말하는 것처럼 줄을 서는 것은 영국인들에게 매우 진지한 문제다. 어떤 곳에서는, 사람들이 줄을 서 있는 자리를 증명하기 위해 표를 구해야 할 때도 있다.
가장 중요하게는, 영국에서는 새치기를 하면 안 된다. 그것은 매우 무례하고 불쾌하다고 여겨진다.

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queue serious require proof importantly cut in line consider rude offensive

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줄을 서서 기다리다

심각한

요구하다

증명

중요하게

새치기하다

간주하다

무례한

불쾌한

Q & A

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Q. In England, lining up for places is a serious practice. Is the culture of lining up in public places well
established
in your country?

A. Yes, it has become second nature for people in my country to line up for public places. People in South Korea line up at subway platforms, bus stops, banks, and public bathrooms. I believe lining up became part of our lives in the mid-2000s. With the help of public campaigns, most people are now practicing this habit in their daily lives.

establish second nature with the help of campaign

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확고히 하다

몸에 밴 습관

~의 도움으로

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queue	줄을 서서 기다리다
serious	심각한
require	요구하다
proof	증명
importantly	중요하게
cut in line	새치기하다
consider	간주하다
rude	무례한
offensive	불쾌한
establish	확고히 하다
second nature	몸에 밴 습관
with the help of	~의 도움으로
campaign	사회적 운동

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The Do’s and Don’ts

Don’t Cut the Line

Lining up, or queuing, as they say in England, is a very serious matter to the English. At some places, people are even required to get a ticket as proof of their place in line. Most importantly, do not cut in line in England. It is considered to be very rude and offensive.

Vocabulary Corner