[Mariana] Hi, Tom. Nice to meet you. I’m Mariana. [Tom] Nice to meet you, too. So, where are you from? [Mariana] Well, originally I’m from Bolivia… … but my family moved to the United States when I was five years old. [Tom] Do you live with your family? [Mariana] Actually, no. My parents live in Mexico now. So, what do you do now? [Tom] I’m a student at San Francisco College. [Mariana] What are you studying? [Tom] History and English. What about you? What do you do? [Mariana] I’m a sales representative for Xenox Pharmaceuticals. [Tom] Really? My cousin works there too. Maybe you know him – his name is Jack, Jack Morrison. [Mariana] Jack Morrison… Blond, very tall, brown eyes? [Tom] Yep, that’s him! Next time you see him, tell him I said hi. [Mariana] Sure! 2. Talking about life, habits and family (01:00) Fazendo e respondendo perguntas sobre sua vida.
[Chuck] Hey, Ana. Where are you from?
[Ana] I’m from the United States, but my family is Brazilian. [Chuck] And where do you live? [Ana] I live in São Paulo, Brazil. [Chuck] Do you have a big family? Brothers, sisters? [Ana] No, actually I have a small family. I have only one sister. [Chuck] Where does your family live? [Ana] My parents live in a small town in São Paulo and my sister lives in Europe. [Chuck] So what do you do? You’re a teacher, right? [Ana] Yep, I’m a teacher, and I have a website. [Chuck] Is your sister a teacher, like you? [Ana] Nope. She works in a hotel. [Chuck] Do you work at home? [Ana] Yep, I do. I work at home and sometimes I go to a cafe and I work there. [Chuck] So, do you work from… what? 8am to… 5, 6pm? [Ana] I usually work from 9 to 6. [Chuck] Do you work at night? Sometimes? [Ana] Sometimes, yeah. Sometimes I work at night. [Chuck] What time do you usually have lunch? [Ana] Usually, around noon. [Chuck] So, where do you go during the week? Do you go to the grocery store, to the pharmacy,…? [Ana] Yeah, I go to the grocery store every week, definitely. I don’t go to the pharmacy very often… Once a month, I think. I usually go to the bank every week. [Chuck] Do you like books, do you like music?… What do you like? [Ana] I love music, I like movies. Books… I kinda like books. 3. Talking about life, habits and family II (02:37) Fazendo e respondendo perguntas sobre a sua vida.
[Ana] So, hi… What’s your name?
[Chuck] Chuck. Really, Charles, Charles Castleberry. Chuck. [Ana] Hey, Chuck. Where are you from? [Chuck] I’m from Oklahoma City, in the United States. [Ana] OK, and where do you live? [Chuck] I live in São Paulo, Brazil. [Ana] Do you have a big family? [Chuck] Uh, two brothers, two sisters, a half-brother, a half-sister, three children. [Ana] Wow, OK… Um, where do they live, your brothers and sisters? [Chuck] They all live in Arkansas, Fort Smyth. Um… I have a step-brother who lives in Carolina. [Ana] OK, North or South Carolina? [Chuck] North Carolina. [Ana] So, what do you do? You’re a teacher, right? [Chuck] Yes, I’m a teacher and I also work with translations. [Ana] Are your brothers and sisters teachers, like you? [Chuck] No, one works in construction… A few others work in factories, some work with accounting and taxes… [Ana] Alright. So, how many students do you have right now? [Chuck] I don’t really have any students right now. [Ana] Do you work at home? [Chuck] Yes, I do. I work at home. [Ana] So, what are your work hours? [Chuck] I work, uh… all hours of the day and night, it’s… there’s no real schedule. [Ana] Wow… but usually, like, from 8AM to…5, or from 7 to… [Chuck] It’s not a, a normal schedule. It’s really crazy. [Ana] So, do you work at night, sometimes? [Chuck] Yeah, I do. [Ana] And what time do you usually have dinner? [Chuck] Sometimes I have dinner at six o’clock, sometimes at ten o’clock. [Ana] Where do you usually go during the week? Do you go to the grocery store, to the pharmacy…where? [Chuck] Ah, OK. Grocery store, once a week… I get to the gym several times a week… and out and about once or twice a week. [Ana] Alright. Do you like books, do you like music? Um… What do you like? [Chuck] I like music, I listen to music, um… almost every day, all day long.