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Marina–Ben, you have visited a lot of countries. Of all the countries that you have visited, which (one) is the most interesting?
Marina–Tu Ben, has visitado muchos países, de todos los países que has visitado ¿cuál es el más interesante?
Ben–Umm, well, one of the most interesting that I have visited is without doubt Mexico, which I
really liked.
Ben–Eh…pues uno de los más interesantes que he visitado, es sin duda México, que me gustó mucho.
Marina–So, have you listened to the mariachis?
Marina–Entonces ¿has escuchado a los mariachis?
Ben–Yes, I’ve listened to the mariachis a lot, they sing very well.
Ben–Sí, he escuchado mucho a los mariachis, que cantan muy bien.
Ben–And you Marina, which is the most interesting country that you have visited?
Ben–Y tu Marina ¿cuál es el país más interesante que has visitado?
Marina–Well, I think it has to be Vietnam.
Marina–Pues yo creo que tiene que ser Vietnam.
Ben–Vietnam! You’ve been to Vietnam!
Ben–¡Vietnam! ¡Has estado en Vietnam!
Ben–And how was it?
Ben–¿Y qué tal?
Marina–Very, very interesting.
Marina–Muy, muy interesante.
Ben–If you’ve been to Vietnam, I suppose that you’ve eaten dog.
Ben–Si has estado en Vietnam supongo que has comido perro.
Marina–No! I’ve seen dog in the markets, because in Vietnam they eat dog, they even eat dog's head .
Marina–Noooo. He visto el perro en los mercados, porque en Vietnam comen perro, incluso comen cabeza de perro.
Ben–But you haven’t eaten dog... because , I have a friend who has lived in Vietnam, and she
told me that they eat dog salad.
Ben–Pero tú no has comido perro… porque yo tengo una amiga que ha vivido en Vietnam, y me ha dicho que comen ensalada de perro.
Marina–Dog soup.
Marina–Sopa de perro.
Ben–Yes, horrible! Well, I’ve been to France many times, and in France you know what they eat…
Ben–Sí. ¡Horrible! Bueno, yo he estado muchas veces en Francia, y en Francia sabes que comen…
Marina–Horse.
Marina–Caballo.
Marina–Mhmm. Have you eaten horse?
Marina–Mhmm. ¿Has comido caballo?
Ben–I’ve never eaten horse.
Ben–Yo nunca he comido caballo.
Marina–My brother tried it once.
Marina–Mi hermano lo probó una vez.
Ben–And Marina, in all these countries that you have visited, what is the most crazy thing that you have done?
Ben–Y Marina, en todos estos países que has visitado, ¿qué es la cosa más loca que has hecho?
Marina–The craziest thing?
Marina–¿La locura?
Ben–The craziest thing that you have done.
Ben–La locura más grande que has hecho.
Marina–Driving a motorbike in Thailand.
Marina–Conducir una moto en Tailandia.
Ben–Have you driven in Thailand?
Ben–¿Has conducido en Tailandia?
Marina–To be specific, in Chiang Mai, and the traffic in Chiang Mai is crazy.
Marina–En concreto en Chiang Mai, y el tráfico en Chiang Mai es una locura.
Ben–But you’ve survived.
Ben–Pero has sobrevivido.
Marina–And in fact I really enjoyed driving the motorbike.
Marina–Y de hecho me gustó mucho conducir la moto.
Ben–Well mine’s worse, I’ve driven in Thailand as well, but I have also driven a motorbike in India.
And driving in India is the craziest thing I’ve done in my life.
Ben–Pues yo peor, yo he conducido en Tailandia también, pero también he conducido una moto
en La India. Y conducir en La India es la locura más grande que he hecho en mi vida.
Marina–More than driving in Thailand?
Marina–¿Más que conducir en Tailandia?
Ben–Much more, yes. But I have an even (not incluso) crazier thing.
Ben–Mucho más, sí. Pero tengo una cosa aun más loca.
Marina–Yes, is it possible?
Marina–Sí ¿es posible?
Ben–I’ve flown a helicopter.
Ben–He pilotado un helicóptero.
Marina–I don’t believe it!
Marina–No me lo creo.
Ben–In England, ten years ago.
Ben–En Inglaterra, hace diez años.
Marina–But did you fly it (perfect) the whole time? (not tiempo)
Marina–¿Pero lo pilotaste tu todo el rato?
Ben–Well, the truth is that my cousin was flying (imperfecto)the helicopter, and I only had (imperfecto) two minutes. But I
have flown a helicopter.
Ben–Bueno, la verdad es que mi primo volaba el helicóptero, y yo solo tenía dos minutos. Pero he pilotado un helicóptero.
Ben–And have you ever flown a helicopter?
Ben–¿Y tú alguna vez has pilotado un helicóptero?
Marina–Not me, but my brother is a helicopter pilot, and I’ve been up in the helicopter with him.
Marina–Yo no, pero mi hermano es piloto de helicópteros y he subido en el helicóptero con él.