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W: Hello James.
M: Deborah! Hello! Enjoying yourself?
W: Yes, thank you. I don’t know many of Shirley’s friends, though.
M: Nor do I.
W: Are you here on business?
M: Oh dear. Do I look that old? It must be the jet lag! No, I’m still a student. I’m just here on holiday.
W: Oh, that’s good. How do you like our city so far?
M: So far, I love it. There are so many things to do here, and so many things to see!
W: How do you like the food?
M: Very much. It makes Western food seem quite dull by comparison. I especially like the "dim sum" here. Shirley and I went to a "dim sum" restaurant this morning and it was excellent. I’m a great fan of Asian cuisine.
W: Really? Such as...?
M: Oh, Korean food, Malaysian, Indonesian, Japanese, and Thai.
W: You know, sometimes tourists are a little hesitant about trying the local food.
M: I think that’s a shame really. I mean, why bother going to another country if you’re not prepared to try new things?
W: I agree. When you are traveling, you ought to try all kinds of things.
M: You should really.