오픽 '집·거주지' 실전 질문 12문항 — IH·AL 모범답안
오픽에서 '집·거주지' 주제로 자주 나오는 실전 질문 12개를, 같은 문제에 대해 IH 버전과 AL 버전 두 등급 모범답안으로 정리했어요. 각 문제는 영어 원문 + 우리말 번역을 같이 실었어요. 아래 답변은 AI가 각 등급 수준으로 만든 예시(개인정보는 제거)라, 뼈대를 참고해 내 경험으로 바꿔 말하는 게 가장 좋아요.
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your home or apartment
Q1
Tell me about the place you live in right now. How long have you been living there, and what did it look like when you first moved in?
🇰🇷 지금 살고 계신 곳에 대해 말씀해 주세요. 얼마나 오래 사셨는지, 그리고 처음 이사했을 때 어떤 모습이었는지 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I currently live in a small apartment in a residential area, and I've been living there for about two years now. When I first moved in, honestly, it was in pretty bad shape. The walls were kind of yellowish and dirty, and the floor had some scratches and stains. It looked like the previous tenant had lived there for a really long time without doing much cleaning. So before I actually moved my stuff in, I spent almost a whole weekend just cleaning and painting the walls. I also bought some simple furniture and put up a few curtains to make it feel more like home. Now it looks totally different — much brighter and cozier. I'm actually really happy with how it turned out. It's not a big place, but it has everything I need, and there's a nice park nearby where I like to take walks on weekends.
외울 표현
- in pretty bad shape — 상태가 꽤 안 좋은, 엉망인
- make it feel more like home — 좀 더 집처럼 느껴지게 만들다
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I currently live in a small one-bedroom apartment in a pretty quiet residential neighborhood, and I've been here for about three years now. When I first moved in, honestly, the place was kind of a mess. The previous tenant had left some old furniture behind, the walls were a dull yellowish color, and the kitchen cabinets were really outdated — like something from decades ago. I remember feeling a little discouraged at first, wondering if I had made the right call moving here. But over time, I gradually made it my own. I repainted the walls a clean white, got rid of the leftover furniture, and added some plants by the window to brighten things up. One thing I really love about where I live now is that there's a small park right around the corner, so I go for walks there whenever I need to clear my head. The neighborhood also has a cozy little coffee shop nearby where I spend a lot of my weekends. Looking back, it's funny how a place that felt so unfamiliar at first has become somewhere I genuinely feel at home.
외울 표현
- make it my own — 나만의 공간으로 만들다
- clear my head — 머리를 식히다, 생각을 정리하다
Q2
Since you moved in, what are some things you've changed or added to make it feel more like your own space? Tell me about a specific change you made.
🇰🇷 이사하신 이후로, 공간을 좀 더 나답게 만들기 위해 바꾸거나 새로 들인 것들이 있으신가요? 특별히 변화를 준 것 한 가지를 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
When I first moved in, my room felt really empty and kind of cold, you know? So the first thing I did was add some plants near the window. I actually didn't know much about taking care of plants, so at first they were dying because I watered them too much. But then a coworker of mine told me I should let the soil dry out between watering, and after that they started growing really well. Now I have about five small plants on the windowsill, and honestly they make such a big difference. The room feels much warmer and more alive now. I also put up a few photos on the wall, like pictures from trips I took with friends. I think those small personal touches really helped the space feel like mine. I'm planning to add a small bookshelf next, so the room will feel even more cozy and comfortable.
외울 표현
- make a big difference — 큰 차이를 만들다, 확 달라지다
- personal touches — 개인적인 손길, 나만의 느낌을 주는 요소들
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
When I first moved in, the place felt pretty bare and honestly kind of cold, like it could've belonged to anyone. So one of the first things I did was tackle the lighting situation, because the overhead lights were just these harsh fluorescent bulbs that made everything feel like an office. I ended up going to a big home goods store and picking out a couple of floor lamps and some warm-toned bulbs, and honestly, that single change made a huge difference. The whole atmosphere just shifted. It went from feeling sterile and impersonal to actually cozy and inviting. But I didn't stop there. I also started adding little personal touches over time, like framing some photos I'd taken on trips and hanging them in a gallery-wall style above my desk. My coworker actually gave me the idea after I saw how she'd decorated her place. What I realized through all of this is that making a space feel like yours doesn't have to be expensive or complicated. Sometimes it's just about layering in warmth gradually, piece by piece, until one day you walk in and it finally feels like home.
외울 표현
- tackle the lighting situation — 조명 문제를 해결하다 (어떤 문제에 적극적으로 대처하다)
- layering in warmth gradually — 따뜻함을 조금씩 더해가다 (공간에 분위기를 단계적으로 쌓아가다)
Q3
Is there anything about your home you still want to change or improve? Tell me what it is and why you haven't done it yet.
🇰🇷 지금 살고 계신 집에서 아직 바꾸거나 개선하고 싶은 부분이 있으신가요? 어떤 부분인지, 그리고 아직 하지 못한 이유는 무엇인지 말씀해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
Yes, actually there is one thing I really want to change about my home. I want to repaint my living room walls. Right now the color is just plain white, and it feels kind of boring and cold to me. I want to use a warm color, like light beige or maybe a soft green. I think it would make the whole room feel much more cozy and comfortable. But the reason I haven't done it yet is mostly because of time and money. Painting a room sounds simple, but you have to buy all the supplies, move the furniture, and then clean everything up after. It takes a whole weekend at least. Also, good quality paint is actually more expensive than I expected. So I keep saying I will do it next month, but next month never really comes. I really hope I can finally do it before the end of this year.
외울 표현
- keep saying I will do it — 계속 하겠다고만 말하다 (실제로는 안 하다)
- sounds simple, but — 간단해 보이지만 (실제로는 그렇지 않다)
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
Yeah, actually there's one thing that's been on my mind for a really long time. I've always wanted to redo my living room — specifically, I want to knock down the wall between the living room and the kitchen to make it more of an open floor plan. Right now the two spaces feel really disconnected, and whenever I have people over, I end up stuck in the kitchen while everyone else is hanging out in the living room. It's kind of frustrating, honestly. I've looked into it a few times, and I even got a quote from a contractor about a year ago. The problem is, it turned out to be a load-bearing wall, so it's not just a simple renovation — it would require serious structural work, which means the cost shot up way more than I originally expected. So I've basically been putting it off ever since. On top of that, the idea of living in a construction zone for weeks just stresses me out. But I haven't totally given up on it. I'm hoping that once I save up enough money, maybe next year or the year after, I can finally make it happen.
외울 표현
- put something off — ~을 미루다, 연기하다
- load-bearing wall — 내력벽 (구조적으로 중요한 벽)
Q4
Let's talk about where you live. Can you describe your home to me? What does it look like, and how is it set up?
🇰🇷 사시는 곳에 대해 이야기해 볼까요? 집이 어떻게 생겼는지, 구조는 어떻게 되어 있는지 설명해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I live in an apartment in a pretty busy neighborhood. It's not very big, but I think it's enough for me. When you walk in, there's a small entrance area, and then the living room is right there. I have a couch and a small TV, and I usually hang out there after work. The kitchen is connected to the living room, so it feels kind of open. I have one bedroom and one bathroom, which is typical for someone living alone. One thing I really like is the window in my bedroom — it faces east, so I get a lot of morning sunlight. That makes me feel really good when I wake up. The only downside is that it can get a little noisy because there's a busy street outside. But overall, I'm pretty happy with my place and I don't have any plans to move anytime soon.
외울 표현
- hang out (somewhere) — (어딘가에서) 시간을 보내다, 쉬다
- the only downside is (that) ~ — 유일한 단점은 ~이다
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
So, I live in a mid-sized apartment in a pretty residential neighborhood, and honestly, I've grown really attached to it over the years. It's not huge by any means — I'd say it's maybe around sixty square meters — but the layout is really efficient, so it never feels cramped. When you walk in, there's a small entryway that opens right up into the living room and kitchen area, which are kind of combined into one open space. I have a couch facing a window that gets a ton of natural light in the morning, which I absolutely love. Down the hallway, there are two rooms — I use one as a bedroom and the other as a little home office, since I've been working from home a lot lately. The bathroom is right between the two, which is super convenient. One thing I really appreciate is the view from my living room window — there's a park nearby, so I can actually see some greenery even though I'm in the city. It took me a while to get the place feeling like home, but after putting up some shelves and adding a few plants, it really came together nicely.
외울 표현
- grown really attached to it — 그것에 정말 애착이 생기다
- it really came together — (공간/상황이) 정말 잘 완성되다/자리를 잡다
Q5
Is there one room in your home that you spend the most time in or feel most comfortable in? Tell me about that room — what's in it and why you like it so much.
🇰🇷 집에서 가장 많은 시간을 보내거나 가장 편안하게 느끼는 방이 있으신가요? 그 방에 무엇이 있는지, 왜 그 방을 좋아하시는지 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I think the room I spend the most time in is definitely my bedroom. I know some people might say the living room, but for me, my bedroom is where I feel most comfortable and relaxed. It has a big desk near the window, so I use it for studying and also just browsing the internet. I also have a small bookshelf with some novels and magazines I like to read before sleeping. The lighting is pretty soft, so it feels really cozy, especially at night. I usually go there after dinner to kind of unwind and forget about the stress from the day. Sometimes my coworkers ask me how I recharge after busy days, and I always say I just go to my room and read or listen to music. In the future, I want to get a better chair because my current one is not very comfortable for long hours. But overall, it's really my favorite place at home.
외울 표현
- unwind — 긴장을 풀다, 쉬다
- recharge — (에너지를) 재충전하다
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
Honestly, the room I spend the most time in is definitely my bedroom, but not just for sleeping — I've actually turned it into kind of a personal sanctuary over the years. When I first moved in, it was pretty bare, just a bed and a desk. But gradually I added things that made it feel more like my own space. Now I have a small reading corner by the window with a comfortable chair and a little lamp, and that's honestly where I end up most evenings. I'll make myself a cup of tea, settle into that chair, and either read or just decompress after a long day. What I really love about it is that everything in there has a purpose — there's no clutter, just books, a few plants on the windowsill, and soft lighting. I think what makes it special is that I deliberately kept it that way. I used to have my laptop in there and I'd end up working late into the night, which really messed up my sleep. So I made a rule — no work in the bedroom. Ever since then, the moment I walk in, I genuinely feel my shoulders drop and my mind slow down. It's my little escape from everything.
외울 표현
- decompress after a long day — 긴 하루를 보낸 후 긴장을 풀다
- my shoulders drop — (긴장이 풀려) 어깨가 내려앉다, 편안해지다
Q6
Has your home changed at all since you first moved in? Maybe you rearranged things, added something new, or made it feel more like your own space. Tell me about that.
🇰🇷 처음 이사하셨을 때와 비교해서 지금 집이 달라진 점이 있나요? 가구 배치를 바꾸거나, 새로운 물건을 들이거나, 나만의 공간으로 꾸민 것들이 있다면 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
When I first moved in, my place felt really empty and kind of boring. Everything was just in the default position, you know, like the bed against one wall and nothing really personal anywhere. But over time I started making small changes. First, I added some plants near the window because I read that plants can make a room feel more alive and relaxing. Then I rearranged my desk so it faces the window instead of the wall, which actually helped me focus a lot better when I study or work from home. The biggest change was probably putting up some photos and a few small decorations I bought at a market near my neighborhood. It sounds simple, but those little things made a huge difference. Now when I come home, it actually feels like my own space, not just a room I happen to sleep in. I think I'll keep adding small things little by little.
외울 표현
- made a huge difference — 큰 차이를 만들었다, 효과가 컸다
- little by little — 조금씩, 서서히
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
When I first moved into my place, it was pretty bare — just the basic furniture I had brought with me, and honestly it felt more like a hotel room than an actual home. I remember feeling a little unsettled for the first few weeks because nothing really reflected who I was. So I gradually started making changes. The first thing I did was rearrange the living room. I moved the couch away from the wall and angled it toward the window, which actually made the whole space feel a lot more open and inviting. Then I started adding little personal touches — some plants on the windowsill, a few framed photos, and this really cozy rug I found at a market near my neighborhood. Over time, I also painted one wall in my bedroom a deep green color, which completely transformed the vibe of the room. I think the biggest shift happened when I stopped trying to make it look like something out of a magazine and just focused on what made me feel comfortable. Now when I walk in after a long day, it genuinely feels like my own space, and that makes a huge difference.
외울 표현
- personal touches — 개인적인 손길, 자신만의 분위기를 더하는 소소한 요소들
- transformed the vibe — 분위기를 완전히 바꿔놓았다
Q7
Let's talk about the neighborhood you live in. Can you describe the area around your home? What kinds of places are nearby — like stores, parks, or restaurants?
🇰🇷 사시는 동네에 대해 이야기해 볼까요? 집 주변 환경을 설명해 주세요. 근처에 어떤 가게나 공원, 식당 같은 곳들이 있는지 말씀해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I live in a pretty convenient neighborhood, so I really like it. There are many restaurants and small cafes within walking distance from my place, so I don't have to drive when I want to eat out. There's also a big supermarket nearby, which is really helpful for grocery shopping. One thing I especially love is a park near my home. I usually go there on weekends to take a walk or just relax. Actually, a few months ago, the city started construction right next to the park, so it got really noisy for a while. That was a little stressful. But now the construction is finished, and they actually built a small outdoor fitness area, so it turned out to be a good thing. Overall, I think my neighborhood has a good balance of convenience and green space, and I'm planning to stay here for a long time.
외울 표현
- within walking distance — 걸어서 갈 수 있는 거리에
- it turned out to be — 결국 ~이 되었다 / ~로 판명되었다
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I live in a pretty lively neighborhood, and honestly, I've grown to love it over the years. When I first moved here, I wasn't sure if I'd like it because it felt a little too busy for my taste. But now I can't imagine living anywhere else. Right around the corner from my place, there's a small market where I grab groceries almost every other day, and a few steps further there's a really cozy coffee shop where I sometimes work remotely on weekends. What I appreciate most is the park nearby — it's not huge, but it has a nice walking path lined with trees, and I try to go there in the mornings when I have time. The area also has a good mix of restaurants, so finding something to eat is never really a problem. On weekends it does get a bit crowded, which can be a little overwhelming, but I've kind of gotten used to it. My coworker actually moved to a quieter area last year and keeps telling me I should do the same, but I feel like the convenience here more than makes up for the noise. It just suits my lifestyle.
외울 표현
- grown to love it — 점점 좋아하게 되다
- more than makes up for — ~을 충분히 보상하다 / ~을 상쇄하고도 남다
Q8
Tell me about a place in your neighborhood that you visit pretty often. What is it, where exactly is it, and why do you like going there?
🇰🇷 동네에서 자주 가시는 곳이 있으신가요? 어떤 곳인지, 정확히 어디에 있는지, 그리고 왜 자주 가시는지 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
There is a small park near my place that I visit pretty often, maybe three or four times a week. It is just a short walk from my apartment, so it is really easy to get there. I usually go in the morning before work or sometimes in the evening when I want to relax. What I really like about this park is that it has a nice walking path around a small pond, and there are a lot of trees, so it feels very quiet even though it is in the middle of the city. One time I went there after a really stressful day at work, and honestly just sitting on a bench for thirty minutes made me feel so much better. I think having a place like this close to home is really important for me. I will definitely keep going there as long as I live in this neighborhood.
외울 표현
- as long as — ~하는 한 / ~하는 동안은
- made me feel so much better — 기분이 훨씬 나아지게 해줬다
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
There's a small park near my place that I visit pretty often — I'd say at least three or four times a week. It's just a short walk from my apartment, maybe about ten minutes on foot, so it's really easy to get to whenever I feel like it. What I love about it is that it has this nice walking trail that goes around a small pond, and there are always a few benches where you can just sit and clear your head. I started going there regularly about two years ago when things got really hectic at work, and honestly, it kind of became my go-to spot for decompressing after a long day. I usually go in the evenings, and there's something about the way the lights reflect off the water that just makes me feel calm. Sometimes I bring a coworker or a friend along and we just walk and talk, which is a great way to catch up without the distraction of phones or screens. I've also gone there when I needed to think something through — like a big decision — and somehow being outside always helps me see things more clearly. It's nothing fancy, but it genuinely feels like my little escape.
외울 표현
- clear your head — 머리를 식히다, 잡념을 떨쳐내다
- go-to spot — 자주 찾는 단골 장소
Q9
Has your neighborhood changed at all since you first moved there? Tell me what it used to be like and what's different now.
🇰🇷 처음 이사하셨을 때와 비교해서 동네가 달라진 점이 있나요? 예전에는 어떤 모습이었는지, 지금은 무엇이 달라졌는지 말씀해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
Yes, my neighborhood has actually changed a lot since I first moved there. When I first came, it was pretty quiet and mostly residential. There were just small local stores and not many restaurants. Honestly, it felt a little boring sometimes. But over the past few years, things have really changed. A lot of new cafes and restaurants opened up, and there is even a big fitness center now. The streets feel much more lively, especially on weekends. One thing that was a little difficult was the construction. For almost a year, there was so much noise and dust, and parking became really hard to find. It was frustrating at first, but now I can see the result was worth it. The area looks much cleaner and more modern. I think my neighborhood will keep growing, and I am actually pretty happy about that.
외울 표현
- worth it — 그만한 가치가 있는
- keep growing — 계속 성장하다/발전하다
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
Yeah, my neighborhood has actually changed quite a bit since I first moved here, and honestly, it's kind of a mixed bag. When I first arrived, it was a pretty quiet, residential area — mostly older apartment buildings, a few small local restaurants, and a little market where everyone kind of knew each other. It had this really cozy, tight-knit community feel that I genuinely loved. But over the past several years, things have shifted pretty dramatically. A lot of new construction has gone up, and several big chain stores have moved in, which kind of pushed out some of the smaller, family-run shops that had been there for decades. On the bright side, there's now a really nice park near my place that they completely renovated, and the public transportation got a lot better, so getting around is way more convenient than it used to be. But I do miss that old neighborhood vibe, you know? It feels a lot more commercialized now, and people seem less likely to stop and chat with their neighbors. I guess that's just the trade-off when an area starts developing rapidly.
외울 표현
- a mixed bag — 장단점이 섞인, 좋기도 나쁘기도 한 상황
- tight-knit community — 서로 친밀하게 연결된 공동체, 끈끈한 지역사회
Q10
Tell me about the place you live in now. What does it look like, and what do you like most about it?
🇰🇷 지금 살고 계신 곳에 대해 말씀해 주세요. 어떤 모습인지, 그리고 가장 마음에 드는 점은 무엇인지 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I live in a small apartment in a pretty busy neighborhood. My place is not that big, but it has a nice view from the window, and I can see a park near my home from there. The apartment has one bedroom, a small kitchen, and a living room, so it's just enough for me. What I like most about living here is that it's really convenient. There are a lot of restaurants and a coffee shop near my place where I go almost every weekend. Also, the subway station is only about five minutes away on foot, so getting to work is not a big problem. Sometimes the area gets a little noisy at night, which can be a bit annoying. But overall, I think the convenience makes up for that. I'm actually pretty happy with where I live right now.
외울 표현
- makes up for — ~을 보완하다 / ~의 단점을 상쇄하다
- on foot — 걸어서, 도보로
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
I currently live in a small but really cozy apartment in a residential neighborhood, not too far from downtown. The place itself isn't huge — it's basically a one-bedroom unit on the fifth floor — but I've set it up in a way that makes it feel really warm and personal. I have big windows that let in a lot of natural light, which honestly makes such a difference when you're spending a lot of time at home. The neighborhood is what I love most, though. There's a park near my place where I go jogging in the mornings, and there are several small cafés and restaurants within walking distance, so it never feels boring or isolated. When I first moved in, I was a little worried it might be too quiet, but I've actually come to appreciate that. It has this calm, settled vibe that helps me recharge after long days at work. My coworker actually visited once and said she wished she lived somewhere like this, which made me realize I'd been taking it for granted. Overall, I feel really lucky to have found a place that fits my lifestyle so well.
외울 표현
- let in a lot of natural light — 자연광이 많이 들어오다
- take something for granted — ~을 당연하게 여기다
Q11
How has your home changed since you first moved in? Think about the furniture, the layout, the decorations — what's different now compared to when you first got there?
🇰🇷 처음 이사하셨을 때와 비교해서 집이 어떻게 달라졌나요? 가구나 구조, 인테리어 등을 떠올려 보시면서, 처음과 지금이 어떻게 다른지 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
When I first moved into my place, it was pretty much empty. I only had a small bed and one bookshelf, so the rooms felt really big and kind of lonely. But over time, things changed a lot. The biggest change is probably the living room. At first, I just had a basic sofa and nothing on the walls. Now I have some plants by the window, a few framed pictures, and a small coffee table I found at a secondhand store. I also rearranged the furniture a couple of times because the original layout didn't really work for me. One problem I had was that my desk was near the window and the sunlight was too strong, so I moved it to the corner. That actually made a big difference. Now my place feels much more like home, and I'm still slowly adding little things to make it cozier.
외울 표현
- over time — 시간이 지나면서, 점차
- make a big difference — 큰 차이를 만들다, 훨씬 나아지다
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
When I first moved in, the place felt pretty bare, honestly. I only had the basics — a bed, a small desk, and a folding table I borrowed from my coworker. The layout was kind of awkward too, because I had everything crammed into one corner, so the rest of the room just felt empty and wasted. Over time, though, things started to come together. I picked up a secondhand sofa from an online marketplace, which completely changed the vibe of the living room. I also knocked down some of the clutter and rearranged the furniture so the space actually flows better now. In terms of decorations, I used to have nothing on the walls — just bare white. But gradually I added a few framed prints, some plants, and string lights near the window, and it made a huge difference. The biggest change, though, was probably converting that awkward empty corner into a little reading nook with a small bookshelf and a lamp. Looking back, it's kind of funny how much a space can reflect where you are in life. It went from feeling like a temporary crash pad to somewhere I genuinely feel at home.
외울 표현
- come together — (조각들이) 하나로 맞춰지다, 점점 갖춰지다
- crash pad — 임시로 머무는 곳, 잠만 자는 공간
Q12
Can you tell me about one specific change you made to your home that you're really happy with? What made you decide to do it, and how did it turn out?
🇰🇷 집에서 바꾼 것 중에 특히 마음에 드는 변화가 있으신가요? 왜 그렇게 하기로 결정하셨는지, 그리고 결과는 어떠셨는지 이야기해 주세요.
🟦 IH 버전 (AI 페르소나)
One change I'm really happy with is when I put up some shelves in my living room. Before that, my books and small stuff were just everywhere — on the floor, on the table, it looked really messy. So I decided to finally do something about it. Actually, my coworker gave me the idea because she did the same thing in her place and it looked so nice. I went to a big furniture store nearby and bought some simple wooden shelves. Installing them was a little harder than I expected, honestly. I had to ask my neighbor for help because I didn't have the right tools. But once we finished, the whole room looked so much cleaner and more organized. I also added some small plants on the shelves, so now it feels really cozy. I'm honestly really satisfied with how it turned out.
외울 표현
- do something about it — 그것에 대해 뭔가 조치를 취하다
- how it turned out — 어떻게 결과가 나왔는지
🟥 AL 버전 (AI 페르소나)
One change I made to my home that I'm really proud of is converting a small, unused corner of my living room into a proper reading nook. For the longest time, that corner was just collecting dust — I had some random boxes stacked up there and it looked really cluttered. I'd always wanted a cozy spot where I could just sit down and unwind with a book, but I kept putting it off because I thought it would cost a lot. Then last year, I finally decided to just go for it. I built a simple wooden shelf along the wall, added a cushioned window seat underneath, and hung some warm string lights around it. It honestly didn't break the bank as much as I expected — I found most of the materials at a local hardware store and did a lot of the work myself. The whole process took about two weekends, and there were definitely some frustrating moments where things didn't line up perfectly, but I pushed through. Now it's hands down my favorite spot in the entire apartment. Every evening I make myself a cup of tea and just decompress there. It completely transformed how I feel about being home.
외울 표현
- break the bank — 돈이 엄청 많이 들다, 거금을 쓰다
- hands down — 단연코, 의심할 여지 없이
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