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Todd: OK. Daisuke, we're going to talk about the guesthouse. We live at the same guesthouse. Daisuke: Yes. Todd: There's lots of people here. Daisuke: Yep. Todd: Um, what do you think about the guesthouse? Daisuke: It's quite nice to meet different p...
Now some big institutions, they'll give you certain kinds of meals, they'll give you for example a bowl of gyuudon, but they'll give you mostly onions and just one or to small little strips of very old beef. Now, I wonder, when Yoshinoya can give you...
Todd: Clare, you're from England. Clare: That's right. Todd: How would you compare England and Japan? Clare: Well, I think, let's take price wise, they're actually quite similar. Well, not, maybe not England as a whole but, say Japan and London is ve...
Todd: OK, Michael, you are into spear fishing! Michael: Yes, I enjoy going spear fishing Todd: OK. Can you talk about that a bit? Michael: Yeah, sure. Spear fishing basically is a sport that you dive under the water with the aid of flippers, wet suit...
Todd: Alright, Tennessee, you were talking about how you like movies. Tenn: Yes, I'm a big movie buff. Todd: OK. What kind of movies do you like? Tenn: I kind of like, I kind of like most genres of movies, it's just, what I look for is a good story a...
Todd: OK, Jeff, you're a writer. Jeff: A little bit. Todd: OK. Jeff: Hobby! Todd: OK. Talk about writing. Jeff: I write, I think you... writers write about what they know. So, and I don't know much so...so it's difficult, difficult to be a writer. No...
Todd: Tim, you want to talk about road trips! Tim: Yeah, I wanna talk about road trips. Ah, me and my friends, when we were in high school we took a lot of road trips to lots of different places. Todd: OK. Tim: We would go down to California, ah, som...
Todd: OK. Kerys, we're going to talk about high school. Um, what was high school like for you? Kerys: It was a very interesting experience. I was in a high school in a, quite a run-down area. Todd: Oh, OK. Kerys: So it was the norm for girls to get p...
Todd: Hey, Victor, I hear you're going home tomorrow. Victor: Yes, I am. Todd: Ah, that's too bad... So how long have you been here? Victor: I've been here for two weeks. Todd: I'm sorry, I was never sure. Why did you come to Japan? Victor: Came to J...
Todd: Nicola, you were talking to us the other day that you went diving in Australia? Nicola: That's right I did. Todd: Wow, so what was it like? Nicola: Well, actually it was quite scary, to be honest. When I first started I did an introductory cour...
Todd: Hey Leath! Do you want to go ahead and talk about the story you we're going to say? Leath: OK, um, yeah, this was about, I'd say a year and a half ago and it was in Harare, the capital, where my mom lives. I was on holiday back home seeing my m...
The first time I moved to Poland I wanted to live with a foreign family so that I could learn Polish language. I went to live with couple in their seventies whose children had moved away from home. They started treating me like a second daughter. At...
Todd: Hello, Ann! How are you doing? Ann: I'm fine. Todd: Ann, could you introduce yourself and tell people where you are from? Ann: Yeah, my name's Ann Hutchingson and I'm from Montreal, Canada. And right now I'm an English teacher in Tokyo, Japan....
Todd: Anili, have you always been an English teacher? Anili: No, actually, I started out as a French teacher. That was my first job. Todd: Wow! So tell me about your first job! Anili: My first job! I was working in Central West Queensland in Australi...
Todd: OK. Kevin, we're back here in the forest. Um, we're gonna talk about sports. Kevin: OK. Great. I love sports. Todd: What sports do you like? Kevin: Well, my favorite sport is baseball, obviously I grew up and my father was a baseball player, so...
