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Todd:  OK, Tara, why don't you tell us about your first boyfriend? Tara:  OK, my first boyfriend, I met in my hometown. He's called Barry. He's my first real boyfriend. Yeah, I met him at a bar. Yeah, I had a bit of a crush on him when I was younger and then, yeah, we met a club one night and it carried on from there. Todd:  Oh, that's nice. So what was it a...

Todd:  OK, Chris, Friday the 13th is coming up. So, first of all, are you superstitious? Chris:  Yes. When I play sports I'm superstitious. I have a lucky shirt and stuff like that. Todd:  Oh, really! Chris:  Yeah. Todd:  So what's your lucky shirt? Chris:  It's a bungy jumping shirt that I got about 10 years ago. It's all falling apart b...

Todd:  OK, Yoko. We're gonna talk about exercise. Yoko:  Exercise! Todd:  Now, you go to a gym? Yoko:  Maybe three times a week. Todd:  OK. Yoko:  Yeah. If I can. Todd:  OK. Yoko:  Cause I have to. Todd:  Why? What do you mean? Why do you have to? Yoko:  When I went to the USA, I gained a lot. 20 pounds. That was too much for me. So I dec...

Todd:  Hey, Marika! Marika:  Hey! Todd:  How you doing? Marika:  I'm OK. How are you? Todd:  Good. Marika do you like summer? Marika:  No, I don't like summer it's my least favorite summer. Todd:  Wow, why? Marika:  Because I don't like hot weather. I don't like being hot and sweaty and uncomfortable. Todd:  OK. Well, it's pretty hot in J...

Todd:  So, James, you're in a band! James:  Yes! Todd:  OK, tell us about your band. James:  I play in a Swedish Bubblegum Punk Band. Todd:  Swedish Bubblegum Punk Band. What exactly is that? James:  I don't know, but that's what it says on the CD. Todd:  OK. What do you play in your band? James:  I play base guitar. Todd:  OK. How l...

Todd:  OK. Ramon, we're going to talk about opposites. Jamon:  OK. Todd:  What is big? Jamon:  The earth is big. Todd:  Yeah, I agree. What is small? Jamon:  I'm small on the earth. Todd:  That's true. How much do you weigh? Jamon:  I weigh 65. Todd:  Wow! 65 kilograms. Jamon:  Yeah. Todd:  Yeah, yeah. I'm a little bit heav...

Todd:  OK. Keri, can you drive? Kerri:  Yes, I can. Todd:  Do you have a driver's license? Kerri:  I do. Todd:  OK. So, how long have you had your driver's license? Kerri:  I think I got it when I was 17 actually. Todd:  OK. How do you get a driver's license in your country? Kerri:  Well, I think it's changed since I was a teenager. At th...

Todd:  Marika, do you like bread? Marika:  Yes, I do. Todd:  OK. What kind of bread do you eat? Marika:  I try to eat whole grain bread or bagels or something that's dark. Todd:  OK. What do you like to put on bread? Marika:  My favorite thing to put on bread is tomatoes and I also like honey. Todd:  OK. But not together? Marika:  Not tog...

Todd:  OK, Jamon, we're going to talk about abilities. Jamon:  OK Todd:  Can you cook? Jamon:  I can cook a little bit. I like cooking. Todd:  What do you like to make when you cook? Jamon:  Just simple things. I love salad. I make a huge salad. Todd:  I love salad. OK, can you sing? Jamon:  No, I can't sing. I just sing for me. On the...when I have a s...

Todd:  Hello! What is your name? Kentaro:  My name is Kentaro. Todd:  Kentaro. And what is your full name? Kentaro:  My full name is Kentaro Sugimori. Todd:  Sugimori. Kentaro:  Mm-hm. Todd:  OK. And where are you from? Kentaro:  I'm originally from Hamamatsu city. Which is in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Todd:  Oh, really. Shizuoka is a nice place....

Todd:  OK, Jessica, we are going to talk about cooking. Jessica:  OK. Todd:  Now, you like to cook! Jessica:  Yes. Todd:  OK. What can you cook? Jessica:  I can cook Manicotti, Tacos, lots of food. Todd:  OK. So what is Manicotti? Jessica:  Manicotti is...it's a big noodle. It's hollow on the inside and you fill it with different cheeses ...

Todd:  James! James:  Yo! Todd:  if you had a million dollars... James:  Mm-hm Todd:  if you won the lottery... James:  Yes. Todd:  What would you do? James:  I would buy a small island, build a house there, and invest the rest of my money so that I would never have to work again. Todd:  OK, So are you talking a tropical island, or.....

Todd:  OK, Yoko! Yoko:  Hi! Todd:  We're going to talk about your trip to America. Yoko:  Trip to America. OK. Todd:  OK. When did you go to the U.S.? Yoko:  It's about 4 years ago. Todd:  And what did you do? Yoko:  Actually, I went to Michigan and I worked as a volunteer teacher in public school. Todd:  OK. What was the public school&nb...

Todd:  Hello! Kentaro:  Hello! Todd:  Did you have breakfast this morning Kentaro? Kentaro:  Yeah! Todd:  Really! What did you have? Kentaro:  I had a traditional Japanese type of breakfast, natto and miso soup and rice, white rice, and fish. Todd:  Wow! Do you eat that every day? Kentaro:  Yeah, maybe five days a week I will eat Japanese style bre...

Todd:  Hello! Tara:  Hello! Todd:  Can you say your name please? Tara:  OK, my name is Tara. Todd:  And, where are you from? Tara:  I'm from England. I'm from Redding. Todd:  Redding! OK. Where is Redding in England? Tara:  It's south-east of London. Todd:  OK. What's your hometown like? Tara:  It's not quite&nbsp...

Todd:  OK, Hello! Jeanna:  Hello! Todd:  We're back. What would you like to talk about? Jeanna:  Driving. Todd:  OK. Tell us about driving. Jeanna:  Well, I'm gonna get my permit soon and then I get to drive. I'm really looking forward to that. It's kind of the start of being independent. Todd:  Yeah, I hear you, so you say permit, is tha...

Todd:  Hey, James! James:  Yeah! Todd:  Let's talk about seasons. James:  OK. Todd:  James, what is your favorite season? James:  My favorite season is spring. Todd:  Yeah, why is that? James:  Because it's not so cold but it's not so hot that I'm sweating on the train. I can go to the beach. I can relax with my friends outside. It's very nice...

Hi, this is Tara. I'm going to talk about Tokyo.  All in all, I've been in Tokyo now for about a year and three months, and I really love it here.  Sometimes I find it hard because the culture is so different from where I am from,  but I find the people really friendly and once you make Japanese friends they will really help you out with whatever you're...

Todd:  Marika lets talk about television. Marika:  OK. Todd: Do you like to watch a lot of TV? Marika:  Yeah, I watch a lot of TV. Todd: Now you've been in Japan for awhile. Do yo watch TV in English or in Japanese? Marika:  I watch TV in Japanese, but if it's on in English I will watch it in English. Yeah, I'm the same way. Todd : How good is your comprehension? How...

Kanade:  Hi, Todd. Todd:  How are you doing? Kanade:  Good, how are you? Todd:  Pretty good. Kanade, you talk about your little sister a lot. Kanade:  Yes, I like her. Her name is Asuka. She's a university  student  now. She's two years younger than I and we are so close so we see each other more than twice in a month. People say we don't&nbsp...

Todd:  OK. Hello! Jamie:  Hi! Todd:  Hi! Can you introduce yourself please? Jamie:  My name is Jamie. I'm living here in Japan, and I'm from Canada. Todd:  OK. Where are you from in Canada? Jamie:  Vancouver, Canada, British Columbia. Todd:  Oh, nice. Were you born there? Jamie:  I was born in British Columbia, in Victoria. Todd:  OK. Jamie:  But I...

Hi! my name's Theodore and I'd like to talk to you a little about photography.  When I first started studying photography I bought myself a fairly good film camera but since then digital cameras have been getting better and cheaper and recently I bought a somewhat expensive digital camera which I think can do just about as well as most film cameras for...

Todd:  Clare, what are your plans for tonight? Clare:  Well, tonight, first of all I'm going to head back home and take a nap because I've got a big night  ahead  of me. So, I'm going to be going out quite late, about 11:00 so I'll need my energy, but unfortunately, I don't think I'll be able to have much of a rest because it will be probably half past...

Todd:  OK.   Daisuke! Daisuke:  Yes. Todd:  You work at the fish market? Daisuke:  Yep. Todd:  OK. What's the fish market like? Daisuke:  It's, I'm working for Tsugigi Fish Market, which is quite big and it's of course the two place, which is inside and outside. I work for outside. Todd:  Outside? Daisuke:  Yeah. Inside is for, um, for profess...

Todd:  OK. Jamie. We're back. Jamie:  OK. Todd:  Jamie, you're a businessman. Jamie:  Sometimes. Todd:  OK, so... Jamie:  Not his week. Todd:  Not this week! OK. We're going to talk about globalization. Jamie:  OK. Todd:  What do you think about globalization? Jamie:  Globalization! I'm not really sure, I have a clear definition&nbsp...