Todd: OK, we'll talk about movies.
Katie: OK.
Todd: Have you ever seen a German movie?
Katie: I haven't seen a German movie. I haven't seen very many movies.
Todd: Oh, OK.
Katie: Even in English movies, I haven't seen very many.
Todd: Well, have you seen a Canadian movie?
Katie: Uh, I don't know. Have I?
Todd: Well, the thing is, in Hollywood in America, all the famous actors are Canadian, so I think everybody's seen a Canadian movie.
Katie: I've definitely seen a Canadian actor.
Todd: Yeah, all actors in America are Canadian it seems like.
Katie: I think so.
Todd: OK, have you ever bought something from Italy?
Katie: From Italy. I have. I have bought - not for me - but I bought my mother a bag from Italy one time.
Todd: OK, what was the brand?
Katie: I have no idea. She asked me to buy a brand and I bought it, but I don't know which one it was.
Todd: OK, have you bought something from Japan?
Katie: I've bought lots of things from Japan. I've lived in Japan for a few years, so I've bought all kinds of things from Japan.
Todd: OK, and now we'll move on to countries.
Katie: OK.
Todd: Have you ever been to France?
Katie: I have. Actually, I have been to France a couple of times. My high school has a house in France, so for our school trips we would go to France every year.
Todd: Ooh, how nice.
Katie: Yeah, how about you? Have you been to France?
Todd: You know, I haven't really. I took a bus from England to Prague, so the bus drove through France, but it never stopped.
Katie: I see.
Todd: What other countries have you been to?
Katie: I've been to Germany, I've been to Hong Kong, I've been to South Korea, and I've been to China.
Todd: Wow, you've been to a lot of places.
Katie: Yeah. How about you? What countries have you been to?
Todd: Ah, I've been to countries in Europe. I've been to Israel. I've been to Cambodia and Laos. I worked in Thailand, and I've been to Taiwan and Korea.
Katie: Wow. Which country did you like the best?
Todd: Oh boy! That's impossible. I will say this, I love ... I love Seoul. I love Seoul, Korea. It's a great city. OK, anyway, thanks, Katie.
Katie: Thank you.
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