Gary: Wow, Helen, you’ve got a lot of books already.

Helen: I know. If I buy any more, I won’t be able to put them anywhere.

Gary: Why don’t you read e-books?

Helen: I do sometimes, but real books have their advantages.

Gary: Such as?

Helen: You can remember things better from real books.

Gary: I agree with you up to a point, but e-books take up less space.

Helen: That’s true.

Zaytox: He’s outside. He said he needed to think.

Masami: Did you talk to him?

Zaytox : Yes, he’s a nice guy.

Masami: I think so, too. What did you say?

Zaytox: I asked about the shogi club. I want to join.

Masami: Can you play shogi?

Zaytox: Yes, I learned the rules. It’s easy.

Masami: Did Sota agree?

Zaytox: I can’t say. He said he never had an alien in his club before.

Masami: Yeah, I would think not.

Arnold: Thank you, Kelly. It’s a pleasure to be here.

Kelly: Arnold, let me say that I am a huge fan of your movies.

Arnold: That’s so kind of you.

Kelly: I think the first movie I saw on TV was the original “Ramenator.”

Arnold: That was a long time ago.

Kelly: You haven’t changed much at all.

Arnold: Oh, you know how to flatter your guests!

Roxy: It’s OK, but I want to go back to the UK.

Dad: Sure, you can stay at your grandparents’ again.

Roxy: But this time I’ll pay for the plane ticket.

Dad: It’s very expensive, Roxy.

Roxy: I know. That’s why I want to get a part-time job.

Dad: Why don’t you teach English conversation?

Roxy: I appreciate your advice, but it’s not for me. I’m bad at teaching.

Dad: Really? I think you’d make a good teacher.

Roxy: No, I’m too shy.