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박영자는 신나는 마음으로 차에 올랐어요. 미국 아울렛은 처음이었거든요.
도착해보니 넓은 야외 쇼핑몰에 상점들이 줄지어 있었어요. 간판부터 낯설었습니다. Nike, Coach, Calvin Klein, Gap, Banana Republic...
한 가게에 들어가 셔츠를 골라봤는데, 사이즈가 영 이상했어요.
영자는 당황했어요. '한국 사이즈랑 달라!' 결국 XL 사이즈 셔츠를 들고 피팅룸 앞에 섰습니다.
피팅룸 앞엔 직원이 서서 손님들 옷을 받아 숫자를 세고 있었어요. 영자 차례가 되자 직원이 친절하게 물었습니다.
영자는 손가락 하나를 들며 "One, please!" 하고 말했어요. 그리고 준비한 표현을 또박또박 사용했습니다.
직원은 환하게 웃으며 번호표를 주었어요. "Of course! Fitting room 5, right over there!"
영자는 피팅룸으로 들어갔어요. XL 셔츠를 입어봤는데… 너무 헐렁했어요! 소매도 손끝까지 내려오고 어깨도 툭 떨어졌습니다.
'아이고, 이번엔 너무 크네!' 영자는 웃으며 피팅룸을 나왔어요. 직원에게 다시 물어봤습니다.
직원이 고개를 끄덕이며 L 사이즈를 가져다주었어요. 이번엔 입어보니 딱 맞았어요! 영자는 미소를 지으며 그 셔츠를 계산대로 가져갔습니다.
딸이 옆에서 박수를 쳐줬어요. "엄마, 미국 사이즈 감 잡았네요!"
집에 돌아온 영자는 새 셔츠를 거울에 비춰보며 뿌듯한 미소를 지었어요. "미국 아울렛 쇼핑, 생각보다 재미있네!" 👗
Young-ja goes to an American outlet with her daughter.
It is her first time at an outlet mall.
She sees many beautiful stores.
She wants to try a shirt.
She picks XL because she is not sure.
"Can I try this on?" she asks the worker.
"Of course! Room 5," the worker says.
The shirt is too big. She laughs.
She asks for a Large. It fits perfectly.
Young-ja is very happy.
One Saturday, Young-ja's daughter invites her to an American outlet mall.
"Mom, there's a big sale today!" her daughter says.
It is Young-ja's first time at a big outlet.
She sees many famous brands — Nike, Coach, Gap, and more.
But the sizes are confusing. L is too big, M is too small.
She picks up an XL shirt and walks to the fitting room.
A friendly worker asks, "How many items?"
"One, please!" Young-ja says. "Can I try this on?"
The worker smiles and gives her a number.
In the room, the XL is too loose! She laughs and asks for a Large.
The Large fits perfectly, and Young-ja buys it with a smile.
On a sunny Saturday morning, Young-ja's daughter excitedly announces, "Mom, let's go to the outlets today — there's a big sale!"
Young-ja is thrilled — this is her first time visiting an American outlet mall.
They arrive at a huge open-air shopping complex full of famous brand stores.
The signs and logos are all new to her — Nike, Coach, Calvin Klein, Gap, Banana Republic...
Inside one store, Young-ja tries to find a nice shirt, but the sizing confuses her.
"L is too big, but M is too tight. What is going on?" she mutters.
American sizes are different from Korean ones, she realizes.
She finally grabs an XL shirt and heads to the fitting rooms.
A friendly attendant greets her and asks, "Hi! How many items?"
Young-ja holds up one finger, smiles, and says, "One, please! Can I try this on?"
The attendant happily points her to fitting room 5.
Inside, the XL shirt is way too loose — the sleeves hang over her hands.
Laughing at herself, Young-ja steps out and politely asks the attendant for a Large instead.
The Large fits perfectly, and she walks out of the store carrying a shopping bag, feeling proud and fashionable.
Young-ja goes to an American outlet with her daughter.
It is her first time at an outlet mall.
She sees many beautiful stores.
She wants to try a shirt.
She picks XL because she is not sure.
"Can I try this on?" she asks the worker.
"Of course! Room 5," the worker says.
The shirt is too big. She laughs.
She asks for a Large. It fits perfectly.
Young-ja is very happy.
One Saturday, Young-ja's daughter invites her to an American outlet mall.
"Mom, there's a big sale today!" her daughter says.
It is Young-ja's first time at a big outlet.
She sees many famous brands — Nike, Coach, Gap, and more.
But the sizes are confusing. L is too big, M is too small.
She picks up an XL shirt and walks to the fitting room.
A friendly worker asks, "How many items?"
"One, please!" Young-ja says. "Can I try this on?"
The worker smiles and gives her a number.
In the room, the XL is too loose! She laughs and asks for a Large.
The Large fits perfectly, and Young-ja buys it with a smile.
On a sunny Saturday morning, Young-ja's daughter excitedly announces, "Mom, let's go to the outlets today — there's a big sale!"
Young-ja is thrilled — this is her first time visiting an American outlet mall.
They arrive at a huge open-air shopping complex full of famous brand stores.
The signs and logos are all new to her — Nike, Coach, Calvin Klein, Gap, Banana Republic...
Inside one store, Young-ja tries to find a nice shirt, but the sizing confuses her.
"L is too big, but M is too tight. What is going on?" she mutters.
American sizes are different from Korean ones, she realizes.
She finally grabs an XL shirt and heads to the fitting rooms.
A friendly attendant greets her and asks, "Hi! How many items?"
Young-ja holds up one finger, smiles, and says, "One, please! Can I try this on?"
The attendant happily points her to fitting room 5.
Inside, the XL shirt is way too loose — the sleeves hang over her hands.
Laughing at herself, Young-ja steps out and politely asks the attendant for a Large instead.
The Large fits perfectly, and she walks out of the store carrying a shopping bag, feeling proud and fashionable.
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