Todd: Talking about kids and school, what do you think about failure? Like it seems like we're moving to where we're not allowed to tell kids that they're not doing well, that everybody has to be a winner. You know, everybody gets a good grade. What
Todd: So, Julia, now you are a parent. Julia: That's right. Todd: And have you heard of all these terms that we have in the US for different types of parents? I wonder if you have them in the UK? Julia: You mean like soccer mum, stuff like that? Todd
Jana: So, Peter, I've been asking you about hunting for treasure. Can I ask you a few more questions? Peter: Sure. Jana: So why are there so many sunken ships in South Africa? Peter: Well I guess around the southern tip of Africa because of the reall
Daniel: Well we're talking about men and being macho and stuff like that but recently there's the whole thing about being metrosexual, right? What do you think about that? Vella: I have no problem with, you know, metrosexual because I think, you know
Vella: So Daniel, we're talking about emotions and let's talk about emotions in men. Do you think it's OK for men to cry? Daniel: Well, I do think it's all right. There's nothing wrong about it. If you want to cry, if you're sad, if you are angry, if
Julia: And how about you? What kind of learner are you? Todd: Well I guess I'm maybe kinesthetic, that's movement, right, or doing things with your hands. Julia: Yeah, I think so or even your whole body? Todd: I don't know. Is kinesthetic using your
Todd: So, Julia, we're both teachers. Julia: That's right. Todd: And are you familier with the different learner types? Julia: A little bit, yes, I encounter different kinds of learners in my classrooms. Todd: OK, so for example, what kind of learner
Vella: So, Daniel, we're talking about movies. Daniel: Uh, uh. Vella: Do you have any favorite Chilean movie? Daniel: Well, yeah. Actually Chilean movies are quite, we're making a lot of movies recently but this one movie I really liked. It's quite o
Todd: So, Abidemi, we've been talking about your country, Nigeria. Now, you've mentioned that there's different langauges in different regions. Abidemi: That's correct. Todd: Now, are they similar or are they completely different? Abidemi: I believe
Todd: So Julia, you are a teacher. Julia: That's right. Todd: So I'm going to run a theory by you. Julia: Okay. Todd. So we were talking about learner types earlier and I actually think I have my own little diagram for motivational types. Julia: Moti
Todd: Okay. So Josh, in another interview we were talking about foods that we dont like, now lets talk about activities or things we dont like to do. Josh: Okay. Todd: Like for example, washing dishes, ironing clothes, mowing the lawn, things like th
Todd: So Josh, youre a teen still, correct? Josh: Yeah, thats right. Todd: Okay, so I thought we would talk about things you love and hate. Josh: Things I love and hate. Okay. Todd: Because I remember when I was younger, back in the day like there we
Peter: So Sarah you told me earlier that you've been home-schooled, it sounds really interesting, I've never met somebody who's been home-schooled, so could you tell me a little bit more about your experience with it? Sarah: Yes, absolutely. Well I'm
Chris: So Adelina, thats how you say, right, Adelina? Ade: Actually everybody calls me Ade. Chris: Well thats fine. So Ade, tell me what are your favorite cities in Europe? Ade: Well first of all I have to say I like other continents a lot more than
Curtis: Hey Spencer, so I was just thinking, it's kind of interesting. Sometimes your accent, it's hard to pinpoint where it's from, sometimes I think it's from a country outside of the US, but you're from North Carolina, right? Spencer: I am from No
Vesna: Tell me something about the cuisine you prefer? Karlo: My favorite kind is my mum's cooking. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm used to and prefer Mediterranean cuisine. I love food to be healthy cooked and try to hold onto my eating sche
Karlo: Let's talk about Croatian cuisine, is there such a thing? Vesna: I would roughly say yes, but traditionally, the continental and the coastal part of the country has different cooking traditions. Karlo: Why do you think is that? Vesna: It proba
Daniel: Hey Hana, how are you? Hana: Im fine, thank you. Daniel: So tell me, you lived in London, right? Hana: Yes. Daniel: Well, Im planning to go to London and Im really looking forward to it. But Im not really sure and I dont really know what to e
Daniel: So Hana, Im planning my first trip to Japan, but since Ive never been there Im not really sure what I should do. Is there anything you can help me with? Hana: Well first you should definitely go to a temple or a shrine. It describes Japan. An
Peter: So Sarah, what's so unique about people in the south? You often hear about that. Sarah: Yes. We're often known for being very laidback and easygoing. And we're also known for a certain accent which usually has a lot to do with the vowels in ou
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