Bob: Yes, you’ve made great progress this year, Sally.

Sally: Well, it’s all due to your great teaching.

Bob: Thanks. Actually, I have an idea. I want to have an exhibition of the students’ works.

Sally: That’s a great idea. Will mine be included?

Bob: Of course. I need to find a gallery, though.

Sally: I have a friend who is a real estate agent. She could help you.

Bob: Really? Thanks!

Yuko: Well, I’m trying to make a Christmas cake, but I’m short of some ingredients.

Thomas: What do you need? I can ride my bike to the store and get them.

Yuko: I need baking powder, sugar and whipped cream.

Thomas: Hmm. Just in case, can you write those things down in Japanese for me? I might need to ask somebody at the store.

Yuko: Sure. Oh, and I also need some eggs.

Thomas: I hope I can carry everything.

Takuma: Yes, they have a wide selection. Some are cheap, and others are very expensive.

Kelly: We can sit on some of them and try them out. This one is made of real leather.

Takuma: Look at the price tag, though.

Kelly: Right. That’s probably beyond our budget. We don’t have to decide today.

Takuma: I know. I’m tired. How about getting some coffee?

Kelly: Sure, let’s go to Big West Coffee and get a cappuccino.

Roza: It’s hard to believe. Time flies, doesn’t it?

Chris: You can say that again. Do you have any impressions about this year’s dialogues?

Roza: Well, it’s taking a long time to meet those aliens.

Chris: That’s for sure. What about Onishi-sensei? Has he said anything to you?

Roza: Yes, he complimented me on my acting.

Chris: That’s rare. I would take any compliment he gave me.