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Welcome to an English

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practice conversation about

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Frog. I really wanna plan a trip.

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It's been a very long time

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since I've traveled anywhere.

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Oh yeah? How long? Oh man. Must be like three

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or four years at least.

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That's rough. Yeah, it is. So, I've been kinda

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thinkin' about where it is I wanna go.

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Oh yeah? I really wanna travel internationally,

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but I feel like it'd be

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cheaper to travel domestic.

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That's true. It's not quite

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as adventurous though.

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Oh, I don't know. You can have lots

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of different kinds of adventures.

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There's different trips,

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right, for different people.

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You could go to the ocean or you could

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go up to the mountains. Do hiking.

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Or you could go to one of the big

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cities and go to a bunch of museums.

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There's actually, I kind of wanna go to

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there's this bookstore I wanna visit,

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um, in Chicago. So, I'm kind of playing around with

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this idea of maybe going to Chicago,

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going to the bookstore, seeing

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some of the famous sites.

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And there's also some

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famous restaurants there.

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Oh yeah. Yeah. Deep dish pizza.

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No, not actually pizza.

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Funny enough. There's uh,

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some famous chefs have

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some restaurants there,

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so there's like some specialty

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restaurants that I wanna visit.

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Aha. I think I would die if I

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had a Chicago style pizza.

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It's like two inches of solid cheese.

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How can you not like that? It could kill you!

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What a way to go though. What a way to go.

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This has been another practice English

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