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<p>진행자: 홍유, Brolley Genster</p> <p><strong>1.</strong> <strong>No one’s really happy with food delivery platforms anymore</strong></p> <p>[1] When food delivery platforms first emerged, they were hailed as an innovative new business that would bring convenience to our everyday lives.</p> <p>*hailed: (특히 신문 등에서 아주 훌륭하거나 특별한 것으로) 묘사하다</p> <p>*innovative: 혁신적인</p> <p>[2] With just a few taps, foodies were able to enjoy a wide range of dishes delivered right to their doorsteps. Small restaurants could reach a much wider pool of customers. People got jobs as delivery riders. Delivery startups were the darlings of the capital market, receiving huge investments.</p> <p>*foodie: 식도락가</p> <p>[3] But after a decade of living with Baedal Minjok, Yogiyo and, more recently, Coupang Eats, many seem to question whether these apps have improved things.</p> <p>*question: 질문, 의문</p> <p>[4] Kim Seung-june, 32, is skeptical after a recent experience.</p> <p>*skeptical: 의심 많은, 회의적인, 회의를 나타내는, 회의론자 같은; 신용하지 않는</p> <p>[5] Preparing for a housewarming party, he browsed the Baedal Minjok app for fried chicken and bossam, a Korean pork dish. The food from the two different restaurants came to a combined total of 50,000 won ($38.16), but the delivery charges amounted to one-fifth of that -- 10,000 won.</p> <p>*amount to: ~이르다</p> <p>원문: <a href="https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20220822000545">https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20220822000545</a></p> <p>2. Yoon promises to prevent similar tragedies after deaths of mother, 2 daughters</p> <p>[1] President Yoon Suk-yeol said Tuesday he will take special care of struggling citizens to prevent the recurrence of tragedies such as the recent apparent suicides of a mother and her two daughters.</p> <p>*struggling: 발버둥이 치는; 기를 쓰는, 분투하는</p> <p>*recurrence: 재발</p> <p>[2] Speaking to reporters as he arrived for work, Yoon shared the story of the family who was found dead at their home in Suwon, south of Seoul, after reportedly struggling with illness and financial difficulties.</p> <p>*re