맛있는 베이킹, 요리 & 영어

That's what I was hoping you'd say

[Dialogue]

Jake : I thought you said you don't like Valentine's Day.

Min  : I don't like the idea of giving chocolates/

It doesn't mean that I don't want to sped it with you.

Jake : So we should meet on Valentine's Day?

Min  : Of course. I don't want to be alone and see other couples having fun.

Jake : Perfect. That's waht I was hoping you'd say.

Min  : Perfect? Why is that perfect?

You already bought the tickets...

[Vocabulary]

spend  보내다, 지내다

alone  혼자, 혼자서

perfect  완벽한, 더할 나위 없이 좋은

already  벌써, 이미

[Patterns and Sentences]

1. I thought you said ~ 네가 ~라고 말한 줄 알았어

상대방이 했던 말을 내가 제대로 듣고 이해하고 있는 게 맞는지 확인할 때 이 패턴을 써서 물어보세요.

​I thought you said you don't like Valentine's Day.

I thought you said you were sick.

I thought you said you'd be home by midnight.

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2. That's what I was hoping ~  그게 바로 내가 ~하길 바랐던 거야

어떤 말이나 행동 등이 내가 바라고 있던 것일 때 이 패턴을 쓸 수 있습니다. hoping 뒤에 '주어+동사'를 써도 되고, 'to+동사원형'이 들어가도 됩니다.

That's what I was hoping you'd say.

That's what I was hoping to hear.

That's what I was hoping ro see in Italy.

[ Useful Sentence ]

I had a feeling you'd say that.  네가 그 말을 할 것 같더라.

A : Now I regret not buying that cookie.

B : I had a feeling you'd say that. I bought an extra one!

A : Bryan, I think we should start seeing other people.

B : I had a feeling you'd say that.