18. A …who really needs (need) help and she has this, um, sympathetic feelings, and I really look up to her. I don’t think, even though we have those kind (kinds) of thought and spirit, I don’t think we could really, um, actually do it. You know…
19. B Yeah.
20. A …taking it into action. So, I really admire her. Um, I heard that you are really interested in fashion and that type of thing... Does Van Gogh have some kind of influence?
21. B Mm, no, just he, he is, he I, I, like his painting and that, that doesn’t, it doesn’t influence my fashion concept.
22. A Do you have, like, a specific painting that you like, that like, when you see you say, “This is what I really like?”
23. B Mm. I like his... Do you know his painting that he painted the room, his room? You know?
24. A Is it popular?
25. B Uh-huh, yes. I really like that painting because of the colors and the touch are beautiful.
26. A Oh.
27. B Yeah. But I said that he is a little bit crazy, (his) personality and, and, I have another hero that I admire his, her personality, that is my mother.
28. A Um-hm.
29. B And she is, I think she is a perfect mother to (for) me, you know, to (for) me, and I have, of course I have some things that I don’t like, but she, she is kind of (a) very busy mother, like she has a lot of work to do.
30. A Oh, she works?
31. B Yeah.
32. A What kind of job does she…?
33. B Well actually he, my, not, my dad has a job and…
34. A She helps.
35. B Yeah, yeah. And she is very busy, but she never let us out of the, you know, her view. She, she read to us. She always (took) care of the children.
36. A Mm-hm.
37. B Like she (would) talk to me and she never, um, let us out like, “Shut up!” or something, you know, “Just go out and play.” She never say (said) that. And, yeah, and she cooked some sweets for us and I think she...yeah…
38. A So, that’s like the type of person you want to be when you grow up and become a mother? asking for clarification
39. B Um-hm. offering clarification
40. A Yeah, mothers tend to be like a, you know, heroes, but I personally like music, and I also admire Michael Jackson. You know, there’s, like, a lot of rumors about his personality and how, there’s, like, a lot of critics that don’t like him. But when you listen to his songs, his lyrics, it really comes to your heart. You know, it’s like…
41. B Really?
42. A Yeah. For example, like, um, everybody knows, I think, um, Heal the World.
43. B Um-hum, um-hum. showing interest
44. A You know that? And what else do we have? What else are there? There’s like, uh, Black and White. It was, it was really famous. And I think his lyrics comes (come) from his bottom from his, from the bottom of his heart.
45. B Um-hum.
46. A And it really touches everybody, even though you have, like a different person, personality, your culture (cultural) background is different. You know, his, he just comes to the deepest part of your, um…
47. B Heart.
48. A …human heart, so you know I really like him. And I really admire him. So, I think a lot of experience, his experience made him the way he is right now, so I, I, um, looking at Michael Jackson makes me think, like, you can’t judge people…
49. B Um-hum.
50. A …by the way he looks or how other people think of him. You just have to have your personal (own) opinion towards that.
51. B Oh, I didn’t know that about the Michael Jackson. I just, uh, I just thought he is, um, you know, there’s a lot of gossip about him.
52. A Yeah, there, there is.
53. B I have been believe (believed) that but... Yeah, I should, I should listen (to) his music more time. showing interest
54. A Yeah!
— the teacher interrupts —
V. Finishing
55. B Nice talking to you.
56. A Nice talking to you too.
57. B Thank you.
58. A Bye.
