a. Mai: Yes, I did! Their chocolate milk tea is so delicious.

b. Tuan: I'm going there after school today. I'll try the strawberry flavor!

c. Tuan: Have you tried the new milk tea shop in town?

a. Julie: I had a bowl of cereal with milk. How about you?

b. Linh: I had a bowl of pho and some orange juice.

c. Linh: What did you have for breakfast today?

a. Ryan: Sure, I planned to get some for my family, too. What flavour would you like?

b. Nam: I've tried the banana flavour, so this time I'd like to try the peach flavour.

c. Nam: When you go to Japan, can you get me some KitKat bars?

a. Jenny: Sorry, I'm allergic to peanut butter.

b. Brian: That's OK. I have a sandwich with just strawberry jam in it. Here you go!

c. Brian: I made an extra peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Would you like one?

a. Jolie: Matcha ramen?! That sounds interesting. Where did you eat it?

b. Brad: When I went to Hanoi last year, I tried matcha ramen. It was delicious!

c. Brad: At Ikiryo Ramen. It's on Ma May street. But it's only open from 6 p.m.

a. Mai: Yes, there's a great one at the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre in Hanoi.

b. Linh: And how much is the ticket?

c. Mai: I'm not sure, but I don't think it will be expensive.

d. Linh: Do you know where I can see a water puppet show?

a. Melissa: I guess you're right. I can't improve if I'm always sad. Thanks, George.

b. Melissa: I didn't get any prize at the art competition. I'm so disappointed.

c. George: Don't be sad. The important thing is to improve yourself after each failure.

d. George: What's the matter, Melissa? You seem a bit sad.

a. Leo: I think they look fantastic. The colours and details really attract me.

b. Sheldon: Really? What do you think about them?

c. Sheldon: Leo, where are my sketchbooks? I need them right now.

d. Leo: Here they are. Sorry, I was too focused on looking through your drawings.

a. Brian: Sorry, Ryan. I'll remember to ask you next time.

b. Brian: It's in my room. I'm using it right now.

c. Ryan: Have you seen my guitar? I can't find it anywhere.

d. Ryan: I told you to stop taking my guitar without asking me first!

a. James: Of all these paintings, “Starry Night” by Leonardo da Vinci is the best one for me.

b. Mark: Yes, and other paintings like “The Last Supper” or “The Arno Valley”.

c. James: Oh, you're right. Leonardo was the creator of “Mona Lisa”, right?

d. Mark: I think you got it wrong, Van Gogh painted “Starry Night”, not Leonardo.

a. Anna: I know takoyaki, but what is okonomiyaki?

b. Nick: It's like a savory pancake with cabbage, carrots and eggs.

c. Anna: Really? The ingredients are so simple!

d. Nick: I know, but it tastes great. And, it's very cheap. Only 5 dollars!

e. Nick: I found this amazing Japanese restaurant. It has takoyaki and okonomiyaki.

a. Ryan: That sounds delicious! I should try chè some day.

b. Ryan: What ingredients are there in chè?

c. Ryan: What do Vietnamese people eat or drink when it's hot?

d. An: We have chè. It's like a sweet soup, and it's great for summer.

e. An: There are lotus seeds, black beans, green bean paste and some coconut milk.

a. John: I tried Chops last time, but I haven't tried Red's Burger. Is it good?

b. Alex: That sounds good. Where should we go? Red's Burger or Chops?

c. John: Oh, I love chicken burgers. Let's go to Red's Burger then.

d. John: Do you feel like having hamburger today?

e. Alex: Yes, there's a chicken burger called “Tokyo Drift”. It's very flavourful.

a. Kevin: Oh, I forgot the cinnamon. Thanks for telling me!

b. Kevin: Yes, I'm following the recipe I found on YouTube. What do you think?

c. Mai: It smells great. Did you add onions, cinnamon and ginger?

d. Mai: No problem. If you need any help, let me know.

e. Mai: Are you making phở right now, Kevin?

a. Eric: I had ratatouille, a vegan dish and escargot, a famous dish made from snails.

b. Joe: Did you try any French dishes when you were in France?

c. Eric: I had some croissants, crepes and macarons. They were sweet and delicious

d. Joe: Snails? That sounds strange, but somehow I really want to try that dish.

e. Joe: I see. What about savory dishes?