Barbara: You mean Hiroki? Yes, he’s interested in buying a condominium soon.

Mr. Kato: Has he decided on a location?

Barbara: Yes, he’s looked at several renovated condos, and he’s considering one now.

Mr. Kato: Is there an issue with it?

Barbara: Well, he is on the fence. He says the closet is too small.

Mr. Kato: Why don’t you talk to the contractors? Maybe they can enlarge it.

Barbara: Oh, I hadn’t thought about that.

Jeannie: Yes, Dr. Stein. It’s so pretty.

Dr. Stein: You have an eye for beauty, Jeannie.

Jeannie: So does Frankie. He gave me some flowers.

Dr. Stein: I heard about that. He took some flowers from someone’s garden, right?

Jeannie: Yes, he made a mistake. But he has learned. He said,“I won’t let you down again!”

Dr. Stein: I’m happy you’re teaching him, Jeannie. I appreciate it.

Jeannie: Thank you, Dr. Stein.

Cynthia: I want to be a high school teacher.

Bill: Really? I had no idea you were interested in teaching.

Cynthia: It’s been on my mind for a while. I’m going to be a teacher no matter what it takes.

Bill: I believe you, Cynthia. You can do it.

Cynthia: Thanks, Bill. I’ll never forget about the Desperate Rats.

Bill: Hey, we’ll play music for your school festival.

Mr. Smith: I was thinking about going to Vienna.

Ms. Jetz: You keep talking about going there, but you never go.

Mr. Smith: I know. It’s been my dream forever. It’s the city of Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms.

Ms. Jetz: Just go! It’s now or never.

Mr. Smith: I was planning on going, but it was hard to travel abroad at that time.

Ms. Jetz: But everything’s fine now, right?

Mr. Smith: Maybe in the spring, when it’s warmer.

Ms. Jetz: Go now!