- Hi Carmen, how are you?
- Very well, I'm very glad to see you, how are you?
- Super well, in a few weeks I'm going to London to work, I'm very nervous.
- Sounds interesting, what is your job going to be?
- I am going to work in a fashion company. By the way, what about you?
-I'm happy for your job, I really like fashion. I'm going to live in Germany.
-Wow, I am very happy for you, but do you know how to speak German?
-The truth is that I don't have a very good level of German, but I found a job as a waitress in a bar.
- Ahh, well, your English is very good, I don't think you'll have any problems.
Being a native speaker I hope that nothing will happen, although the pronunciation there is different
from Florida.
- I'm sure you won't have any problems, they will give you a good position. Where are you going to live?
In an apartment in Florida?
- I am going to live in London, in an apartment with a friend, his name is Adam. The apartment is 20
minutes away from my work. And you?
-Ohh, sounds interesting. I'm going to live in Germany, in an apartment where my aunt and uncle are,
although it's an hour away from my work.
-And do you know when you'll be flying to Germany?
- I'm flying out in a week. And you?
- Wow, I'm taking it on October 13.
- We're almost there!
- Yes! By the way, is it very expensive to go to Germany? It costs me 600 dollars for the flight alone.
- For me a direct flight costs $800.
- It is very expensive!
- Yes, but it's worth it, I'll be able to improve my German there.
- That's true. What will you do there in your free time?
- I'll go shopping with my cousins and visit some museums. And you?
- I'll go to a lot of parties with my colleagues, hahaha.
- Hahaha. Well, I'm really glad to have talked to you again, I hope you'll do well and have good luck.
- We'll keep in touch anyway, won't we?
- Of course, I will call you when I get there.
- I will do the same. Bye bye!
- Bye bye!