진행자: 박준희, Beth Eunhee Hong

1. BTS' Suga dominates Japan's Oricon charts with solo album 'D-Day

기사 요약: BTS 슈가, 첫 공식 솔로 음반 "D-DAY"로 전 세계 음악 차트 석권하다

[1] BTS' Suga has taken over the Japanese music charts with his latest solo album "D-Day."

*Take over: 장악하다

[2] Dropped under his alias Agust D, "D-Day" and its tracks landed in the top tiers of Japan's Oricon charts.

*Drop: 떨어트리다, 발매하다

*Land: 안착하다

*Top tier: 일류

[3] The album soared to No. 1 of Oricon's daily album ranking after its release on Friday, with over 110,000 copies sold inside Japan on its first day.

*Soar: (가치·물가 등이) 급증하다; 솟구치다; (하늘 높이) 날아오르다

*Release: 발매

[4] The title song also topped iTunes' top song chart in over 90 countries around the world as of Saturday.

*Topped: 석권하다

[5] The official music video, posted on the Hybe Labels channel under Big Hit Music, reached the 10 million view milestone in less than a day.

*Reach: ~에 이르다[닿다/도달하다]

*Milestone: 중요한 단계; 이정표

*Reach the milestone: 대기록에 도달하다

기사 전문: https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230423000085

2. Former opposition leader to leave party over illicit fund allegation

기사 요약: '2021년 전당대회 돈 봉투 의혹'에 연루된 더불어민주당 송영길 전 대표, 정치적 책임 지고 탈당 의사 밝혀

[1] Song Young-gil, the former leader of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea, said Saturday he is willing to take full political responsibility over recent allegations of illicit funds surrounding him, but denied any 범법[부정] 행위,.

* be willing to: ~할 의향이 있다

* Take responsibility: 책임을 지다

* Allegation: 혐의

* Wrongdoing: 범법[부정] 행위

[2] “To take full political responsibility, I am leaving the Democratic Party of Korea that I have stayed in for 26 years and stepping down from the party's senior adviser position," Song said.

*Leave: 떠나다; 그만두다

*Step down: (직책 등에서) 물러나다; 사임하다

*Senior adviser: 고문

[3] "The prosecution has not yet summoned me, but I will return to Korea to squarely respond to the investigation and take responsibility to resolve the situation. I ask the prosecution to summon me immediately rather than bothering those who are related to me," Song said.

*Summon: 소환하다

*Squarely: 곧바로, 정확하게, 당당하게

*Resolve: (문제 등을) 해결하다

*Bothering: 신경 쓰이게 하다; 괴롭히다

기사 전문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230423000089

[코리아헤럴드 팟캐스트 구독]

아이튠즈(아이폰): https://itunes.apple.com/kr/podcast/koliaheleoldeu-paskaeseuteu/id686406253?mt=2

네이버 오디오 클립(아이폰, 안드로이드 겸용): https://audioclip.naver.com/channels/5404

팟빵 (안드로이드): http://www.podbbang.com/ch/6638

진행자: 홍유/ Beth Eunhee Hong

1. For Choi Seung-yoon, ‘Riceboy Sleeps’ is about strength of mothers

기사 요약: 최승윤, ‘라이스보이 슬립스’는 어머니의 강인함에 대한 이야기

[1] There are many stories and films that depict the lives of immigrants, struggling to adapt to family life in a new country with an uncooperative child.

*depict: 그리다, 묘사하다

*uncooperative: 비협조적인

[2] Canadian actor and filmmaker Anthony Shim’s “Riceboy Sleeps” (2022) is about So-young, a single mother from Korea who settles in the suburbs of Canada in the 1990s with her son, Dong-hyun.

*settle: 적응하다, 자리잡다

*suburb: 교외

[3] Soon after the film's March 17 release in Canada, it swept the global film awards, with the actors and director being invited to numerous film festivals. So far, the film has won 27 awards.

*release: 개봉, 발표, 발간, 출시

*numerous: 많은

[4] “Our film is more about finding our roots and actually coming back to Korea to do that. It is also a story about a mother,” said Choi Seung-yoon, who debuted as So-young in “Riceboy Sleeps.”

*root: 뿌리

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230417000690

2. ‘Space can give dreams to children’

기사 요약: 폴 윤, 우주는 아이들에게 꿈을 심어줄 수 있다

[1] Space is not just about new opportunities for future industry, but changing perspectives and presenting challenges and dreams for generations to come, says Paul Yun, a Korean American solar system ambassador for NASA.

*industry: 산업

*perspective: 관점

[2] “What would be wise for Korea is to utilize space to its fullest to bring out every positive factor from it. If space can become a bigger area, not all smart children will be trying to go to medical school. If more children chase space-related dreams, Korea’s space ecosystem will grow naturally and have a bright future,” said Yun.

*utilize: 활용하다

*factor: 요인

*ecosystem: 생태계

[3] The ambassador for the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration, who currently works as a mathematics professor at El Camino College in Torrance, California, noted that there are no clear rules in the global space race yet, adding that a player who can come up with the basic rules of the game will take the lead, and South Korea can be that player if it can paint the bigger picture.

*ambassador: 대사

*aeronautics: 항공학의

[4] “As the world tries to march into space, it will be about who makes the rules of space and can help all of humanity in a reasonable manner. A player who looks at the bigger picture will make the rules,” he said.

*march: 행지하다, 행군하듯 걷다, 급하게 걷다

*reasonable: 타당한, 합당한, 적정한

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230417000558

진행자: 간형우 / Beth Eunhee Hong

1. Police catch final suspect in drugged drinks case

기사 요약: 강남 학원가 '마약음료' 사건의 마지막 네번째 용의자 대구서 긴급체포

[1] The fourth and final suspect behind the narcotics scheme in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, was arrested Thursday in Daegu, according to Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.

*suspect: 용의자, 의심하다

*narcotics: 마약

*arrest: 체포하다

[2] On Wednesday, a woman in her 40s was arrested for offering high school students drug-infused drinks, claiming that they would increase their ability to concentrate.

*infuse: 스며들다, 불어넣다, 우리다

*concentrate: 집중하다

[3] An accelerated police investigation was conducted and was later revealed that the suspect had approached various students on the street with three other accomplices.

*accomplice: 공범

[4] Officers say the suspects also blackmailed the parents of the students who consumed the drink.

*blackmail: 갈취하다, 공갈하여 돈을 빼앗다

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230407000456&np=2&mp=1

2. BTS' Jimin tops Billboard Hot 100 as first K-pop soloist

기사 요약: BTS 지민, K팝 솔로 최초로 빌보드 '핫 100' 1위

[1] BTS member Jimin landed atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart with his song "Like Crazy," becoming the first K-pop solo artist to top the singles chart in history.

*atop: 꼭대기에

*top: 맨 위, ~보다 높다, 1위를 하다

[2] Jimin, the latest BTS member to debut solo, placed his song "Like Crazy" on top of the Billboard Hot 100 Main Singles chart dated April 8. "Like Crazy" is the lead track of Jimin's first solo album "Face" which was released on March 24.

*place: ~에 두다

[3] Jimin also made history with his solo debut EP, "Face," which entered the Billboard 200 Main Albums chart at No. 2 this week, marking the highest rank reached by any K-pop solo artist.

*reach: ~에 이르다

[4] Through the album, the 27-year-old singer tells his own story as he embarks on a new journey as a solo musician.

*embark: 승선하다, ~에 착수하다

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230404000363&ACE_SEARCH=1

[코리아헤럴드 팟캐스트 구독]

아이튠즈(아이폰): https://itunes.apple.com/kr/podcast/koliaheleoldeu-paskaeseuteu/id686406253?mt=2

네이버 오디오 클립(아이폰, 안드로이드 겸용): https://audioclip.naver.com/channels/5404

팟빵 (안드로이드): http://www.podbbang.com/ch/6638

진행자: 조혜림, Paul Kerry

1. Busan could generate W60tr as host of 2030 World Expo

기사요약: 부산이 2030년 세계박람회 유치에 성공할 경우, 직간접적 경제효과가 60조원에 이를 것으로 예상된다.

[1] Competition is fierce for countries around the world to win the bid to host the 2030 World Expo -- not only would the event significantly raise a nation's status, but it could also potentially provide a huge boost to the region's economy and the domestic business ecosystem.

*fierce: 치열한, 사나운

*not only~ but also: ~ 뿐만 아니라 ~도

*potentially: 잠재적으로

[2] According to research conducted by South Korea's 2030 Expo Bid Promotion Headquarters, if Busan wins the contest to host the event, the country will be able to raise more than 60 trillion won ($45 billion) during the expo time period -- with some 34.8 million tourists expected to visit Busan over the course of six months.

The event would induce production worth 43 trillion won while generating 18 trillion won in added value -- and over 500,000 jobs are expected to be created for the successful hosting of the event.

*over the course: ~동안

*induce: 유발하다, 유도하다

[3] As Busan aims to host the World Expo, which differs from the Yeosu Expo in both scope and scale, the country is hopeful that it can win the race between Busan, Riyadh, Odesa and Rome to become the seventh country in the world to have the privilege of hosting the World Cup, the Olympics and the World Expo.

*scope and scale: 범위와 규모

*privilege: 특권, 특혜

기사 원문: https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230404000650&ACE_SEARCH=1

2. Why school bullying hits a raw nerve

기사 요약: 학교폭력을 다룬 넷플릭스 시리즈 “더글로리”가 학교폭력의 심각성을 시청자들에게 환기시키며 학폭에 대한 사회적 경각심이 높아졌는데, 이에 대한 심리적인 배경을 다룬다.

[1] In South Korea today, school bullies are public enemy No. 1.

On TV screens nationwide, viewers are enthralled by the meticulously plotted revenge of a high school bullying victim.

*enthralled: 마음을 사로잡다, 매료하다

*meticulously: 꼼꼼한, 세심한

[2] In the past, when awareness of school violence remained low, justice was often not served in bullying cases.

Koo Jeong-woo, a sociology professor at Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul, says people react particularly strongly when “perpetrators are on the fast track to success, whereas the victims have to endure the pain of the past."

*awareness: 경각심

*perpetrator: 가해자

*fast tract: 출세가도

[3] For victims who watched their school bullies get off scot-free, public condemnation could be seen as a "last resort" for achieving justice, according to professor Koo.

*get off: 그만하다, 벗어나다

*scot-free: 처벌을 모면한

*condemnation: 비난, 규탄

*last resort: 마지막 수단

기사 원문: https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230404000511

진행자: 최정윤, Beth Eunhee Hong

1. Ex-president Chun Doo-hwan's grandson arrested over drug use as he enters Korea

[1]

* on suspicion of: ~혐의로

[2]

*bereaved: 사별을 당한

[3] South Korea claims jurisdiction over its citizens even outside of the country, so Koreans can be subject to prosecution, even if they use drugs overseas.

*jurisdiction: 관할권, 사법권

*be subject to: ~의 대상이다

기사원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230328000036

2. Schoolyard nightmares extend their reach in digital age

기사 요약: 디지털 시대에 심화되는 학교 폭력

[1] The recent success of the Netflix original series “The Glory” has reignited the nation’s concern over violence inflicted on students by their peers, renewing calls for countermeasures against bullying in both schoolyards and in cyberspace.

*inflict: (괴로움 등을) 가하다, ~ 안기다

[2] On Friday, a local organization, the Blue Tree Foundation, held a campaign in Seoul decrying school violence and cyberbullying. The Ministry of Education announced that it will roll out new measures against school bullying next month, sparked by a recent controversy involving bullying allegations against the son of the disgraced former National Office of Investigation head nominee.

*decry: 비난하다, 매도하다 (denounce, condemn, criticize)

[3] Between campaigns, a hit TV show depicting the vengeful path of a bullying victim and nationwide furor over the son of a powerful man leading the life of someone elite while his victim still suffers, the nation -- at least on the surface -- seems more wary than ever toward violence among students.

*vengeful: 복수심에 불타는, 복수심을 보이는

*furor: 격렬한 감격, 분노, 격노 (an outbreak of public anger/ or excitement)

[4] But the numbers indicate that there is a long way to go before eradicating schoolyard bullying, which has expanded to cyberspace, with a recent study showing an upward trend in cyberbullying among teens.

*eradicate: 근절하다, 뿌리뽑다 (eradicate crime, corruption)

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230327000595

진행자: 김혜연, Naomi Garyan

1. Will 'nim' do?

기사 요약: 다소 모호할 수 있는 우리나라 호칭 문화 '님,' '씨' 등에 대한 고찰

[1] President Yoon Suk Yeol scrapped Korea’s traditional way of counting age, in which a person is considered one at birth, and grows a year older on the first day of the new year. The revised law will go into effect in June. Some may wish the same might be done about Koreans’ way of addressing each other.

- scrapped 폐기처분하다, 철회하다

- go into effect 효력이 발생되다, 실시되다

- addressing ~에게 말을 걸다, 다루다

[2] Over the past two decades, a growing number of South Koreans have been using “nim” as an honorific suffix after names, or as a respectful but informal form of “you.”

- honorific 존경을 나타내는, 경칭의

- suffix 접미사

[3] There are some reasons behind the proliferation of “nim.” Traditionally, Koreans had a highly ordered system of addressing each other, with a single person often having multiple appellations. He or she would have an informal one for the home and among friends; an official one which people of lower ranks or age could not use without adding a title or appropriate honorifics; and a “ho,” which is similar to a pen name.

- proliferation 급증, 확산

- appellation 명칭, 호칭, 직함

- appropriate 적절한

[4] It is still considered rude to call an adult by his or her first name today, despite drastic changes in society. Thus, addressing someone can be rather wordy, awkward or risky -- especially in non-familial and non-professional circumstances.

- drastic 과감한, 극단적인

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230314000501

2. Naturalization exam: How difficult is it?

기사 요약: 귀화 목표 외국인 대상 주어지는 귀화 시험, 실제 한국인에게도 결코 쉽지 않은 난이도

[1] To become a naturalized citizen of South Korea, applicants must have a basic knowledge of the Korean language, customs and culture, which is evaluated through a written test and an interview.

- naturalized (외국인을) 귀화시키다, 귀화한

- evaluate 평가하다

[2] The Korea Immigration and Naturalization Aptitude Test comprises multiple-choice questions, a writing test and an oral test, which must be completed within 60 minutes. To pass, one must score at least 60 points out of 100. According to the Justice Ministry, Korean children in the fourth to sixth grades should be able to pass the test.

- comprise …으로 구성된

[3] As a Korea Herald reporter and a South Korean citizen of 36 years and counting, I decided to try my hand at the multiple-choice question section of the ministry’s latest sample test posted September 2022. This section accounted for 65 of the 100 total points.

- try my hand 처음으로 시도해보다

[4] The special process for those who are deemed to have exceptional abilities has the least number of requirements, and are not subject to requirements like a mandated period of residency, as well as a certain level of assets and income. They are also exempt from written tests.

- deemed to (…로) 여기다, 생각하다

- mandated 법에 규정된

[5] Of course, very few qualify for this since they must be someone who is expected to contribute greatly to the country’s interests through their expertise in fields such as science, economy, culture and sport. It was only in April of 2021 that 200 people got citizenship through this process, 10 years after the system’s introduction in 2011. In comparison, the number of newly naturalized citizens is around 10,000 people a year. In comparison, the number of newly naturalized citizens is around 10,000 people a year.

- contribute 기여하다, 이바지하다

- expertise 전문 지식, 기술

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230314000683

진행: 박준희, Beth Eunhee Hong

1. ‘The Glory’ producer Ahn Gil-ho admits physical assault as a high schooler, apologizes to victims

기사 요약: '더 글로리' PD, 학폭 인정…"타인에게 상처 줘, 용서 구해"

[1] Producer Ahn Gil-ho of the hit Netflix drama “The Glory” // admitted to physically assaulting students at a neighboring middle school as a high school student, and apologized to the victims in a statement via his attorney on Sunday.

* Admitted: 인정하다; 시인하다

* Physical Assault: 신체적 학대

* Apologize: 사과하다 

[2] “After hearing that his girlfriend was teased by a group of her friends at (the middle) school, Ahn got emotional and gave an unforgettable wound to other people,” the statement said.

* Teased: 놀리다; 장난하다

* Get emotional: 감성적이 되다

* Unforgettable: 잊을 수 없는

* Wound: 상처

[3] “Director Ahn said he wants to ask for forgiveness from deep within his heart and would like to meet in person or communicate through the phone to convey his apology to those affected,” it added.

* Ask for forgiveness: 용서를 구하다 

* Deep within one’s heart: 마음 속 깊은 곳에서 

[4] On Saturday, Ahn had denied all accusations of being a school violence perpetrator when news reports came out Friday following an anonymous post online. The post alleged that Ahn called out a group of younger students who were about 13 years old and physically assaulted them for about two hours for teasing his girlfriend.

* Deny: 부인하다 / Oppose 

* Called out: 부르다; 호출하다

기사 전문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230312000156

2. W38m for 2 weeks: postpartum care prices in Korea surge

기사 요약: 5년 사이 20% 줄어든 전국 산후조리원, 이용료는 27% 올랐다

[1] The number of postpartum care centers where new mothers are treated right after childbirth dropped sharply amid falling birth rates, but the cost of getting such care surged across the country, particularly in Seoul, data showed on Monday.

* Postpartum care centers: 산후조리원

* Surged: 급증하다

[2] The average two-week cost for a VIP room was 4.3 million won, about 1.2 million won higher than a standard room, nationwide. // VIP rooms are usually larger than standard rooms and are equipped with additional home appliances such as water purifiers. Also, desserts and special meals are additionally provided to those staying in VIP rooms, according to the ministry.

* Equipped with: ~를 갖춘

* Home appliance: 가정용 전기제품

[3] Postpartum care centers have been a popular choice for new mothers who wish to receive proper care after giving birth. Postpartum care has traditionally been provided by the mother's family members, but with changes in family structure, such personal and hands-on care has been shifting to the private sector.

* Traditionally: 전통적으로 

* Shifting: 이동하는 

기사 전문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230313000570 

[코리아헤럴드 팟캐스트 구독]

아이튠즈(아이폰): https://itunes.apple.com/kr/podcast/koliaheleoldeu-paskaeseuteu/id686406253?mt=2

네이버 오디오 클립(아이폰, 안드로이드 겸용): https://audioclip.naver.com/channels/5404

팟빵 (안드로이드): http://www.podbbang.com/ch/6638

진행자: 홍유, Beth Eunhee Hong

1. Naver's Webtoon ranked one of world's most innovative platforms

기사요약: 네이버웹툰, ‘미디어 혁신 기업’ 1위 올라

[1] Webtoon, South Korean tech giant Naver’s digital comics platform, has been ranked No. 8 on Fast Company’s list of the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies of 2023.

*tech giant: 테크 대기업

*innovative: 혁신적인

[2] Fast Company is a monthly American business magazine that publishes an annual ranking of the most innovative companies, this year in 54 different industries and sectors. In the media sector, Webtoon was ranked top, followed by The New York Times.

*publish: 출판하다

*anuual: 매년의; 연례의;

[3] Fast Company said, “Webtoon pioneered a new way to experience digital comics when it reformatted them into a vertical scroll that’s tailor-made for mobile devices -- and then delivered them to readers in snackable weekly installments.”

*pioneer: 개척하다

*tailor-made: 맞춤의

*snackable: 미디어가 쉽고 빠르게 소비할 수 있게 만들어진

[4] Naver’s digital comics platform currently has more than 85 million monthly active readers, the company said.

*active: 활동적인

기사원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230303000536

2. ADHD cases doubled in last four years: data

기사요약: ADHD 환자 4년 새 2배 늘었다

[1] ADHD is characterized by a short attention span, excessive activity or difficulty controlling behavior, sometimes resulting in poor school performance.

*span: 기간, 걸치다, 수명

*excessive: 지나친, 과도한

[2] Not paying attention in class, getting bored with school assignments, continuously moving, getting distracted and blurting out inappropriate comments are the typical symptoms of ADHD.

*assignments: 과제, 임무

*blurt: 불쑥 내뱉다

[3] The cause of most ADHD cases is unknown but is believed to be inherited or involve interactions between genetics, the environment and social factors.

*inherit: 상속받다, 물려받다.

*genetics: 유전학

[4] It is also speculated that it may sometimes be caused by brain injuries, smoking and drinking during pregnancy, or exposure to lead.

*speculate: 추측하다

*exposure: 노출

기사원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230302000629

진행자: 최정윤, Beth Eunhee Hong

1. More Korean women think marriage, childbirth unnecessary: survey

기사 요약: 2030 미혼 여성 결혼, 출산 ‘필수'라 생각하는 비율 큰 폭 감소

[1] More than a half of women said that marriage and childbirth are not an essential part of their lives, a survey showed Sunday, suggesting a growing trend of women defying the expectations of traditional gender roles in Korean society.

*essential: 필수적인, 중요한

[2] According to a survey by the Korean Association for Social Welfare Studies, only 4 percent of the female respondents said marriage and childbirth are "mandatory," while 12.9 percent of male respondents answered the same.

*mandatory: 의무적인/ 법에 정해진

[3] The study suggested that the importance of marriage and childbirth appear to be connected to respondents' perception of Korean society. Respondents who spoke highly of their quality of life and society tended to think marriage and childbirth are "important," the study said in its analysis of the survey. This implies that respondents with higher social trust and who believe that the community they live in is capable of providing more opportunities and equality tend to view marriage and childbirth as attractive options, according to the association.

*perception: 지각, 인식

기사원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230226000077

2. Intensive probe launched into liquor prices amid inflation woes

기사요약: 소주 가격 인상 움직임에 실태조사 착수

[1] The South Korean government has launched an intensive probe into liquor prices in an apparent move to tackle further price hikes for soju and beer, the two most popular alcoholic drinks in Korea, amid deepening inflation woes among consumers.

*probe: (철저한) 조사/ v. 캐묻다, 살피다, 탐색하다

[2] With prices of beer products expected to go up following a tax hike in April, the local liquor industry is widely expected to raise the prices of soju, too. With concerns over the price hikes adding to the burden of consumers, the Finance Ministry is upping pressure on the whole industry as it looks into their overall business practices from production to distribution.

*up: (가격 등을) 올리다.

*look into: 조사하다, 주의 깊게 살피다

[3] In a separate move, the National Tax Service reportedly held a closed-door meeting with liquor businesses to share their pricing plans and ask for support to manage liquor prices in a stable way, while the Fair Trade Commission was looking into possible antitrust issues regarding price hikes, considering the liquor industry is dominated by only a few leading players.

*closed-door: 비공개의

*antitrust: 독점 금지의

기사원본: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230226000082

진행자: 간형우 / Naomi Garyan

1. NewJeans debut album "New Jeans" sells 1M copies

기사 요약: 뉴진스 데뷔 앨범 ‘뉴 진스’ 누적 판매량 100만 장 돌파

[1] NewJeans became the first K-pop female act to sell more than one million copies of a debut album with their EP "New Jeans."

*act: 행동, 파트, 공연자(그룹)

*EP: 싱글 음반과 정규 음반 중간에 위치하는 음반

[2] The album sold a total of 1,036,811 copies by Feb. 11, according to data collected by Circle Chart. This is the first time since Circle Chart’s record began in 2011 that a K-pop act’s debut album has sold more than a million copies.

*according to ~: ~에 따르면

[3] NewJeans came out with its namesake debut EP on Aug. 1 and took the music world by storm as “Attention” and “Hype Boy” conquered local music charts.

*namesake: 이름이 같은 것

*conquer: 정복하다

[4] Generally, album sales are highly reliant on the group’s fandom making it hard to become a million-copy seller for artists that have not built fandoms prior to their debut, by participating in idol survival programs, for example. However, NewJeans achieved the milestone through its unique approach of releasing its music video without any prior teaser content.

*reliant: 의존하는

*milestone: 중요한 단계

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230220000613&np=2&mp=1

2. South Korea’s life satisfaction among lowest in OECD

기사 요약: 한국인 삶 만족도, OECD 최하위권 기록

[1] South Korea ranked near the bottom on reported levels of life satisfaction among member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, according to a report released this month.

*satisfaction: 만족

[2] Statistics Korea's report Quality of Life Indicators in 2022 showed that South Korea ranked 36th among 38 OECD countries in terms of life satisfaction, based on data collected from 2019 to 2021.

*in terms of ~: ~면에서 (관해서)

[3] The country had a score of 5.9 out of 10, substantially lower than the OECD average of 6.7. This score is also lower than that of neighboring country Japan's 6.0. Only two countries -- Turkey (4.7) and Colombia (5.8) -- had lower life satisfaction scores than Korea.

*substantially: 상당히

*neighboring: 이웃의, 근처의

[4] When only looking at the score for 2021, it increased slightly from the previous year from 6.0 to 6.3. However, the satisfaction score of the low-income group with a monthly income of less than 1 million won ($770) in 2021 was only 5.5.

*slightly: 약간

*income: 수입, 소득

기사 원문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230220000606