A1.Conversation.Pronunciation

A group of friends are chatting and one of them mentions finding a job at an animal foundation. However, they are allergic to cats so they decide to keep looking. They discuss their reasons for needing a job, such as buying a dress for graduation and paying for an expensive English course. They come up with a solution where one friend lends a dress and another friend's sister can teach English. They agree to meet later to talk and celebrate at a new coffee shop. Hello, friends. Hi, Dani. Hello, what's up? Hi, dear. I'm fine, thanks. What are you doing? We are working a job. Anything interesting? Nothing yet. We are wondering if you could help us. Sure. Today I found a stronger job. I can talk to my boss about you. That's great. What is your job about? My job is at an animal foundation, working with documents on the computer. It's a problem. I am allergic to cats. I'll continue looking for another job. It's a big problem. On the other hand, it's a perfect environment for me. I love working with pets. Me too, but I prefer graphic design. When do you start working? I start on Monday and my free day is on Sunday. Why do you need a job? I want to buy a new dress for graduation. What about you? I need an English course and it's expensive. Really? My dad owns a clothing store. I can lend you a dress for graduation. That's a good idea. Thanks a million. I accept. My sister can teach you English. She's studying to be a teacher. That would be great. Thank you. I think we found a solution to our problem. Yes, it's amazing. Once the problem is solved, let's go to the restaurant for something to eat. Let's go. I'd like to, but I have to go. See you later. I forgot. I have classes. Can we meet 7 p.m. to talk? Sure. It's okay. I'm really happy. It's okay. I'm happy too. Let's meet at 7 p.m. at the new coffee shop in the center. Sound good? Sounds good. See you then. See you.