Travel Culture Career Study

Killer ways
to have interesting
English conversations
Introduction
Welcome
Starting a conversation with someone or joining a
group discussion can be scary, especially in your
second language. In this eBook, we will show you
some tips to start and maintain a conversation that
are useful in any language. Moreover, you’ll learn
questions, phrases, and expressions that you can use
to confidently start conversations with native English
speakers
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Bắt đầu một cuộc đối thoại với một nhóm bạn quốc
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đầu và duy trì một cuộc đối thoại, bất kể bạn sử dụng
ngôn ngữ nào. Bên cạnh đó, bạn cũng sẽ học được
một số câu hỏi, cụm từ và cách diễn đạt bằng tiếng
Anh để có thể tự tin trò chuyện với người bản ngữ.
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Introduction

Jump to:
1 5 Steps to Begin a Conversation 04
Phrases to begin a conversation

2 How to Keep a Conversation Going? 12

Phrases to maintain the conversation

3 Changing the Topic 18

Phrases to change the topic

4 Inviting Your Conversation Partner to Talk Longer 23

Phrases to invite conversation partner to talk longer

5 Closing the Conversation 29

Phrases to close the conversation

References 35
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Part 1

5 Steps to Begin a Conversation

5 bước để khởi đầu một cuộc đối thoại

The fear of speaking to strangers really comes from the fear of

seeming “weird” or looking foolish. To feel more comfortable to
begin a conversation, you can follow these 5 steps:
Nỗi sợ phải trò chuyện với những người lạ bắt nguồn từ việc sợ
bị xấu hổ và chế nhạo. Để có thể thoải mái bắt chuyện với người
khác, bạn có thể tham khảo 5 bước dưới đây:

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Step 1​: Be friendly
Hãy thân thiện
The first key to feeling relaxed
and getting over your fears is to
have a good time and be friendly.
Talking with someone who is super
serious and has a grave expression
is rarely enjoyable, so why put
someone else through that?
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Để bản thân vượt qua nỗi sợ và cảm
thấy thoải mái khi bắt đầu một cuộc trò
chuyện, điều đầu tiên cần làm là bạn
phải thật vui vẻ và thân thiện. Đừng biến
bản thân thành một người nghiêm nghị
và nhàm chán, đúng không nào?
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Step 2: Smile to take the pressure off
Một nụ cười để rũ bỏ áp lực
A lot of fear around starting conversations
comes from putting pressure on
yourself to have a certain result from the
conversation. So, stop having specific
expectations about what will happen!
Remember, don’t force a topic or be
aggressive in what you’re trying to
say. That type of energy is a turn-off
to someone you’ve just met. Let the
conversation flow naturally.
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Những nỗi sợ quanh việc bắt đầu một
cuộc đối thoại đến từ việc bạn đặt quá
nhiều áp lực vào kết quả sau đó. Vì vậy,
hãy thôi mường tượng ra những điều
tiếp theo để giảm bớt gánh nặng tâm lý.
Đừng quá gượng ép bản thân vào
một chủ đề hoặc cách dẫn dắt nào đó.
Những việc này sẽ khiến đối phương
mất hứng. Hãy để cuộc trò chuyện diễn
ra thật tự nhiên.
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Step 3:​Don’t only talk about yourself
Đừng chỉ nói về bản thân
Don’t make the conversation only
about yourself. Try to ask questions
about the other person’s life. Only
interject things about yourself when
they are actually relevant to the topic.
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Đừng khiến cuộc trò chuyện chỉ xoay
quanh bản thân bạn. Hãy hỏi những
câu hỏi về đối phương và chỉ nói về bản
thân mình nếu đó là những thông tin liên
quan đến buổi nói chuyện.
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Step 4: Be a speaker, not a repeater
Hãy nói tiếng Anh chủ động, đừng lặp lại máy móc
When asking questions or talking
about something, don’t make
something up just because you
memorised a particular phrase. For
example, don’t say “I’m fine, thank
you” when you’re sick.
Make sure you say things that are
true, even if it means searching for
the words you need. Otherwise,
you could end up in a really
awkward situation.
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Khi hỏi hoặc trò chuyện về một chủ đề,
đừng nói một cách máy móc theo đúng
những “cấu trúc” mà bạn thuộc lòng trong
lớp. Ví dụ, đừng trả lời rằng “I’m fine, thank
you” (Tôi khỏe, cảm ơn) nếu bạn đang bị
ốm.
Bạn nên chắc chắn rằng tất cả những điều
bạn nói đều là thông tin thật, dù điều này
sẽ khiến bạn phải tìm chính xác từ ngữ để
diễn tả. Trả lời một cách máy móc và đưa
thông tin sai lệch sẽ khiến bạn dễ gặp phải
rắc rối sau này.
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Step 5: Avoid closed-loop questions

Tránh những câu hỏi “đóng”

Questions that can only be
answered with “yes” or “no” are
called closed-loop questions,
because they close down
conversation. Open loop questions
work much better when your aim is
to keep a conversation going.
For example, instead of asking: “Do
you like Italian food?”, you can ask
“What is your favorite thing about
italian food?”.
Những câu hỏi chỉ có thể trả lời “Có”
hoặc “Không” thường được xem là
dạng câu hỏi “đóng” vì chúng sẽ dễ
đưa cuộc đối thoại của bạn vào hồi kết.
Dạng câu hỏi “mở” sẽ là lựa chọn thích
hợp hơn nếu mục đích của bạn là giữ
cho cuộc trò chuyện được tiếp tục.

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Phrases to begin a conversation:
Những mẫu câu để bắt đầu cuộc hội thoại
1. Hey, how are you?
Dạo gần đây bạn thế nào rồi?
E.g.:
Lucy: Hey, how are you?
Kim:​ Hey, how's it going?
Lucy:​ Long time no see! Are you still
working at ABC Company?...
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2. Hi, …! What’s new?
Chào___! Có tin gì mới không?
E.g.:
Kim:​Hi, Lucy! What’s new?
Lucy:​ Oh, nothing much. I’ve just arrived
after a long flight from Mexico.
Kim:​Was it a work trip or a vacation?
Lucy:​It was a short holiday. I went to
Mexico to visit my uncle…
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3. Hi, I’m …. . Is this your first time here? 4. I am … indeed! And you must be…
Chào, tôi là…. Bạn lần đầu đến đây sao? Tôi là… ! Anh hẳn là…

E.g.
Lucy:​Hi, I’m Lucy. Is this your first time
here?
Kim:​ Hi, I’m Kim. No, it’s my second time.
Lucy:​ That’s great! Do you know which
activities will be after the speech?
Kim:​ As usual, we'll have a small party
with food and cocktails…
E.g.
Kim:​ Hello, is that Lucy?
Lucy:​Hi, I am Lucy indeed! And you must
be Kim?
Kim:​ Yes. We met in James’ birthday party…

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How to Maintain a Conversation?
Làm thế nào để duy trì cuộc đối thoại?
Now that you’ve started talking, you will need to elaborate
on the established topic and maintain the conversation.
If they have answered your questions, you can ask one or
two follow up questions to get more details. Next, provide
some context to why you asked them the question in the
first place.
The idea here is to let them know you share a common
interest, then ask them to share more details.
Remember to talk about the other person more than
yourself. For example, instead of going off on a long
tangent about your favourite recipes, ask them for theirs.
It shows that you are truly interested in getting to know
them and they will be more open to continuing the
conversation.
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Bạn đã là người mở lời, sau đó, bạn sẽ cần phải duy trì
nhịp điệu của cuộc đối thoại.
Nếu đối phương đã trả lời những câu hỏi của bạn, bạn có
thể hỏi thêm để đào sâu hơn các chi tiết hoặc cho họ biết
vì sao bạn cần hỏi những thông tin đó.
Vấn đề quan trọng là bạn cần cho đối phương thấy được
những sở thích chung của cả hai, từ đó đào sâu thêm
những vấn đề xung quanh để mở rộng câu chuyện.
Cuộc đối thoại nên xoay quanh đối phương. Ví dụ, thay vì
huyên thuyên về công thức nấu ăn bạn thích, hãy hỏi về
món ăn mà người kia tâm đắc. Đây là “nghệ thuật” giúp
bạn tạo thiện cảm, khiến người kia thấy thoải mái và có
hứng thú trò chuyện nhiều hơn.
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Phrases to maintain a
conversation:
Những mẫu câu để suy trì
cuộc hội thoại

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1. The reason I asked is…

Lí do tôi hỏi điều này là vì…

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Hi Kim, it’s nice to see you here!
Kim:​Hello, Lucy. Long time no see! Do you still work in ABC
company?
Lucy:​ Yes, I do.
Kim: The reason I asked is that my sister in law has just
applied to your company.
Lucy:​Oh, really? Which position did she apply for?
Kim:​ Marketing Intern, I think.
Lucy:​ Good for her. Our marketing team is talented. She can
learn a lot of things if she works there…

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2. I’ve been looking for…

Tôi đang tìm …

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Hi, Kim! Where have you been?
Kim:​ I’ve just been to the career center office.
Lucy:​ What for?
Kim:​I’ve been looking for information about scholarships for
journalism students.
Lucy:​ And ...?
Kim:​ The center staff said there were internship opportunities
available at New Horizon Media.
Lucy:​ I see. What positions are available?
Andrew:​ They are currently seeking research and production interns.
Jane:​ Which position are you interested in?
Andrew:​ I’m interested in applying for the production intern position…

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3. What was it like?

Nó như thế nào?

E.g.:
Kim:​ Hello Lucy, I’ve heard that you’ve just arrived from a short
vacation in Thailand.
Lucy:​ That’s right. I had a wonderful time there.
Kim:​ Where did you go?
Lucy:​ I visited Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket.
Kim:​ Really? Where did you like the most?
Lucy:​ I liked Phuket because it has wonderful beaches, but the
food in a great eating place in Bangkok really impressed me.
Kim:​What was it like?
Lucy:​ It’s like an international food court in Bangkok. They have
varied cuisine from all over the world, from East to West…

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4. I don’t know. What do you think?

Tôi không biết nữa. Bạn thấy thế nào?

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Hey Kim, How is it going?
Kim:​ Not bad. This party is upbeat. I’m really enjoying it!
Lucy:​ I’m glad you like it. Oh wow! I like your new high heels.
Kim:​ Thank you. I bought them just for tonight.
Lucy:​ Where did you buy them?
Kim:​ I bought them at ABC shoes store.
Lucy:​ Really? I need to go there and buy some new ones.
Kim:​ Do you like their new collection for Spring?
Lucy:​I don’t know. What do you think?
Kim:​ It’s lovely but personally, I don’t really like the colours…

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Changing the Topic

Những mẫu câu dùng để chuyển chủ đề
trò chuyện

Sometimes a conversation can start to fade and you find

things are winding down. If you sense your conversation
partner is losing interest in talking about your impressive
collection of snowglobes, it’s probably time to change
the topic!

Sau một lúc, cuộc đối thoại sẽ trở nên nhạt dần. Nếu
bạn cảm thấy đối phương đã bắt đầu chán, đây là thời
điểm thích hợp để bạn chuyển sang một chủ đề khác

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1. That reminds me …
Điều này nhắc tôi nhớ đến…

E.g.:
Kim: Good afternoon, Lucy. How was work today?
Lucy:​ Not bad. I’ve got a new contract from ABC company.
Kim:​ Congratulations. You must have worked hard to get that!
Lucy:​ Absolutely! I’ve slept only 4 hours a day for 2 weeks. Can you
believe that?
Kim:​ Unbelievable! That reminds me of our campus days. You
were always one of the most hard-working students in our room.
Lucy:​ You too. Don’t you remember? The night before the final
exam, you didn’t sleep so you could review all the lessons in the
book!
Kim:​ That’s crazy! I don’t know how we passed that exam…

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2. Oh hey. Did you hear that …?

Mà này, anh có nghe nói …?

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Morning Kim! How are you?
Kim:​ Morning Lucy. I’m fine, thanks. How’s it going?
Lucy:​ I’m good. Hey, are you going to Josh’s birthday this weekend?
Kim:​ Sure! How about you?
Lucy:​ Absolutely, I will come at around 9 p.m. I must take my sister
to the dentist first.
Kim:​ Ah, I see…
Lucy:​Hey, did you heard that Josh will introduce his new
girlfriend at the party?
Kim:​ No way! Josh has a new girlfriend? Since when?
Lucy:​ Maybe 2 months. I guess she’s the girl at the basketball club…

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3. Speaking of…, I’ve noticed...

Nhân nói về …, tôi vừa phát hiện rằng…

E.g.:
Kim:​ Hello Lucy, how are you?
Lucy:​ I’m ok. How are you?
Kim:​ I’m good. Do you want some coffee?
Lucy:​ Oh, yes. Thank you. I need caffeine to keep me awake. I didn’t sleep
well last night.
Kim:​Speaking of sleeping, I’ve noticed you always look a little bit sleepy
on Monday mornings.
Lucy:​Yup! I always get up early to help my sister prepare and take her to school.
Kim:​ Oh, I see. But I think you should teach her how to prepare all things by
herself. How old is she?
Lucy:​ She’s only 10. That’s why I need to help her. My parents don’t live with
us so I have to take care of her by myself…

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4. Not to change the topic, but I recently heard that …

Không phải chuyển chủ đề, nhưng tôi vừa nghe nói rằng…

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Good morning Kim! You look great today!
Kim:​ Thank you! I’ve just got my haircut!
Lucy:​ Nice! I think I need to cut my hair, I want it a little bit shorter.
Kim:​ I think your hair is fine. If you want to change, I recommend you to dye
your hair brown.
Lucy:​ That’s a good idea.
Kim:​ I’m glad you like it.
Lucy:​Not to change the topic, but I recently heard that there’s a new
student in your class. How is he?
Kim:​ You mean Nicholas? He’s great. He’s friendly and smart. Everyone likes him.
Lucy:​ Really? He has just joined the Chess Club with me. He’s excellent.
Kim:​ Wow! I didn’t know. He rarely talks about his hobbies with us…

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Inviting Your Conversation

Partner to Talk Longer
Đề nghị kéo dài thời gian trò chuyện

After about 10 or 15 minutes, it’s worth checking that

your conversation partner wants to continue talking. Get
confirmation that they want to be in the conversation so
you can be sure they aren’t just being polite.
Sau khi trò chuyện khoảng 10-15 phút, bạn nên để ý
xem người kia còn muốn tiếp tục trò chuyện hay không.
Hãy hỏi một số câu để “thăm dò” rằng họ đang thực sự
muốn nói chuyện với bạn hay chỉ đang tỏ vẻ lịch sự.

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Phrases to invite conversation

partner to talk longer
Những mẫu câu đề nghị kéo dài cuộc
trò chuyện

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1. I’m not keeping you from something, am I?

Tôi không làm phiền bạn chứ?

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Hello, I’m Lucy. Nice to meet you!
Kim:​ Hi, I’m Kim. Nice to meet you too.
Lucy:​ Is this your first time here?
Kim:​ Yes. You too?
Lucy:​ Yeah. I have never been to an event like this before.
Kim:​ I’ve been to a fashion show in Shanghai, but this is the first time here.
Lucy:​Wow! Which one do you prefer?
Kim:​ Shanghai, for sure. But this one is really impressive.
Lucy:​ I’m not keeping you from something, am I?
Kim:​ No, no. Not at all. I’m glad to have someone to talk with.

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2. Sorry for taking up so much of your time. Do you need to take off?
Xin lỗi vì đã làm mất quá nhiều thời gian của anh. Anh có muốn tiếp tục không?

E.g.:
Kim:​Hi Lucy. Haven’t seen you in weeks. What have you been doing lately?
Lucy:​ Well, I’m pretty busy these days. I have got a job at a call center.
Kim:​ I see. It’s great that you got a job. You know what? These days getting a
good job isn’t all that easy. I’m really happy for you.
Lucy:​Thank you. What about you? Have you already finished school?
Kim:​No, I have one more semester left.
Lucy:​ Oh, I see.
Kim:​Oh, sorry for taking up so much of your time. Do you need to take off?
Lucy:​Actually, I need to go to the library now. Talk to you later.
Kim:​Bye Lucy

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3. I just realized you’re probably in the middle of something. Do you have time
to chat?
Tôi nhận ra anh đang dở việc. Anh có thời gian trò chuyện tiếp không?

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Hi Kim! How is your day going?
Kim:​ Quite busy. I'm preparing for my presentation tomorrow on our marketing
strategy. I'm not even half done yet.
Lucy:​ You must feel stressed out now.
Kim:​ That's an understatement.
Lucy:​I just realized you’re probably in the middle of something. Do you have
time to chat?
Kim:​ I’m sorry but I have a research that must be finish this afternoon, so…
Lucy:​ I understand. Try your best!
Kim:​ Thank you

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4. Let me know if you need to get going. I don’t want to take up all your time.
Nếu anh bận thì nói nhé, tôi không muốn làm mất thời gian của anh.

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Hi Kim. What are you doing here?
Kim:​ I'm meeting a friend here for dinner. How about you?
Lucy:​I'm on my way home but I needed to stop by the bookstore to buy a textbook.
Kim:​ Haven’t you finished school yet?
Lucy:​I have one more year, and then I'm done.
Kim:​ What are you majoring in?
Lucy:​ I'm majoring in Sociology
Kim:​ How do you like your major?
Lucy:​ I really find the subject very interesting. I'm enjoying all my classes.
Kim:​ That's great.
Lucy:​Let me know if you need to get going. I don’t want to take up all your time.
Kim:​ I’d actually better go now. I don't want to miss the bus.
Lucy:​ Alright, I'll talk to you later.
Kim:​ Okay. See you later.

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Closing the
Conversation
Kết thúc đối thoại
Part of being a good conversationalist is knowing
when to stop talking. When the conversation ends,
find a way for them to get in touch with you in the
future. If you feel like they might want to chat again,
you can give them an opportunity with some phrases.
Để trở thành một “chuyên gia trò chuyện”, bạn cần
biết khi nào thì nên kết thúc cuộc đối thoại của mình.
Khi đó, hãy tìm cách nói khéo léo để giữ liên lạc trong
tương lai. Nếu bạn cảm thấy họ cũng có ý muốn như
vậy, hãy mở lời bằng những mẫu câu thật lịch sự.

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Phrases to close the

conversation:
Những mẫu câu dùng kết thúc
cuộc hội thoại

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1. Well, if you ever want to chat again, I’m usually here…

Nếu bạn muốn trò chuyện, tôi luôn ở đây vào…

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Hi Kim.
Kim:​ Oh, hi.
Lucy:​ How are you doing?
Kim:​ I'm doing alright. How about you?
Lucy:​ Not too bad. The weather is great isn't it?
Kim:​ Yes. It's absolutely beautiful today.
Lucy:​ I wish it was like this more frequently. Where are you going now?
Kim:​ I'm going to meet a friend of mine at the department store.
Lucy:​ Going to do a little shopping?
Kim:​ Yeah, I have to buy some presents for my parents.
Kim:​ Oh, I’d better get going. I don't want to be late.
Lucy:​Well, if you ever want to chat again, I’m usually here on Friday.
Kim:​That’s great! See you later, Lucy.
Lucy:​ See you soon.

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2. Feel free to call me if you want to hang out. Here, I’ll give you my number.
Gọi cho tôi nếu cần nhé. Đây là số điện thoại của tôi.

E.g.:
Kim:​ Hello Lucy, how are you, it's been a long time since we last met?
Lucy:​ Oh, hi Kim. I'm have got a new job now and it is going great. How about you?
Kim:​ Not too bad.
Lucy:​How often do you eat at this cafe?
Kim:​ This is my first time. My friends kept telling me the food was great, so tonight I
decided to try it. What have you been up to?
Lucy:​ I have been so busy with my new job that I have not had the time to do much
else, but otherwise, me and the family are all fine.
Kim:​ Well, I hope you and your family have a lovely meal.
Lucy:​ Yes you too.
Kim:​Feel free to call me if you want to hang out. Here, I’ll give you my number.

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3. It has been really nice talking to you.

Tôi rất vui được nói chuyện cùng bạn.

E.g.
Kim:​ Hello, my name is Kim. It's nice to meet you.
Lucy:​ Hi, I'm Lucy. It's a pleasure to meet you.
Kim:​ I am sorry. What was your name again?
Lucy:​ Lucy.
Kim:​ So Lucy, What do you do for a living?
Lucy:​ I work at the local school teaching English. What do you for a living?
Kim:​ I'm also an English teacher, but am currently out of work.
Lucy:​ Sorry to hear that. It has been really nice talking to you.
Kim:​ Yes. It was a great pleasure meeting you

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4. I had a great time talking with you. Hope to see you again soon.
Tôi đã có một cuộc trò chuyện thú vị. Hy vọng có thể gặp lại bạn.

E.g.:
Lucy:​ Excuse me, is this seat free?
Kim:​ Yes.
Lucy: Thanks.
Kim:​ My name’s Kim. It is nice to meet you.
Lucy:​ Hi Kim, my name is Lucy. It’s nice to meet you too.
Kim:​ Where are you from, Lucy? You sound like you not from England.
Lucy:​ I’m from Thailand. I have been visiting my family in Manchester. How about you?
Kim:​ I’m from America.
Lucy:​ What do you do?
Kim:​ I’m an English teacher. My students love learning English. How about you?
Lucy:​ I’m also an English teacher, but I’m on holiday right now.
Kim:​ Oh, my bus is coming. I had a great time talking with you, Lucy.​Hope to see you
again soon.
Lucy:​ Bye Kim. I hope to see you soon

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