What does this sign say?

What does this sign say?

a. Lan: Actually, they eat a lot of "Mèn mén." It's made from corn.

b. Nam: Do H'Mông people eat rice every day?

c. Nam: Corn? That sounds interesting. I want to try it!

a. Linh: Hey, that's a cool scarf! Is it new?

b. Linh: She's skillful. The patterns are so detailed and pretty!

c. Thao: Yeah, it's Chăm weaving. My grandma made it by hand.

a. Tom: Wow, the patterns on this Thai dress are stunning, but it looks a bit heavy to wear.

b. Lan: Go ahead! I will help you tie the belt around your waist.

c. Lan: Actually, it is quite light and comfortable because it is made of natural cotton.

d. Tom: Really? I might try one on to see how I look in it then.

a. Khoa: Yes, but be careful because the path is quite muddy today.

b. Alex: Why are the rice fields here built like steps on the mountain?

c. Khoa: Because the land is steep. It helps the farmers keep water for the rice.

d. Alex: It looks like a giant green staircase! Can we walk down there?

a. Linh: My aunt is getting married, so we are making the house longer.

b. Alex: That's so cool! The house just keeps growing.

c. Alex: Wait, does she stay here after she gets married?

d. Alex: Why are those men adding more wood to the end of the house?

e. Linh: Yes, in Ê Đê culture, the husband moves into the wife's house.

a. Nick: Does the girl always know the boy is going to "catch" her?

b. Nick: So she wants to go with him?

c. Nick: That's a very unique way to start a family!

d. Mai: Exactly. It's a way to show they are serious about each other.

e. Mai: Most of the time, yes! They talk about it before it happens.