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Hana: So, you’re from Chile?
Daniel: Yeah, that’s right.
Hana: If I ever travel to Chile, do you have any tips?
Daniel: Well yeah, there are a lot of things that you should do in Chile and also a lot of things that you shouldn’t do in Chile.
Hana: Oh! For example?
Daniel: Well I would definitely1 recommend to try Chilean food, especially in the small shops that we have, like in every street. If you go to like big restaurants, it’s not going to be really authentic2. So I think you should try small shops, in every street. Also if you’re interested in nature, well you know, Chile has really long mountains, right. And they’re beautiful, especially if you go in winter, you can go skiing and it’s not far, it’s about like two hours from like anywhere. So that’s really cool. You should definitely do that. Also one thing, remember that it’s Latin3 America, so you have to take care of your belongings4. A lot of my friends have lost stuff5 there. But if you pay attention, it’s going to be fine, just don’t be too obvious that you’re a tourist, and that’s going to be alright. And probably lastly, I think you can see a lot of history there, our history, like the Indians we had before the Spanish came, and also the mix between the Spanish and those Indians.
Hana: Is there anything I shouldn’t do?
Daniel: Well, I wouldn’t really recommend you to take public buses, they’re not very safe, so don’t do it. Metro6 is much better, it’s cleaner, it’s faster and you can get pretty much anywhere in the city, so you shouldn’t take buses. And also you should avoid downtown during night, night time, it’s quite dangerous I think as any other big city. It is like any other city in the world, it’s kind of dangerous when you go downtown at night time. So I think those would be my tips for you.
Hana: I see, I’ll keep that in mind, thank you.
Daniel: You’re welcome.
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like
notesDon't go to like big restaurants.
Here, 'like' means 'for example' or 'similar to'. Notice the following:
I really enjoy eating, like Italian food.
He has, like three cars.
right
notesChile has really long mountains, right.
The train fare is three dollars, right?
You said you were busy tomorrow, right?
take care of your belongings
notes You have to take care of your belongings.
Here, this phrase means you must watch your bags and wallet so thst no one steals them. Notice the following:
Take care of your belongings or they might get stolen.
If you don't take care of your belongings, you could lose them.
pretty much
notesYou can get pretty much anywhere in the city
I've been pretty much everywhere in the country.
He knows pretty much everyone in the school.
kind of
notesIt’s kind of dangerous.
The modifier 'kind' means 'a little bit' or 'sort of'. Notice the following:
It's kind of difficult to ski.
It's getting kind of late. We should go home.
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1 definitely | |
adv.一定地,肯定地;明确地,确切地 | |
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2 authentic | |
a.真的,真正的;可靠的,可信的,有根据的 | |
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adj.拉丁的,拉丁语的,拉丁人的;n.拉丁语 | |
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4 belongings | |
n.私人物品,私人财物 | |
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n.原料,材料,东西;vt.填满;吃饱 | |
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n.地铁;adj.大都市的;(METRO)麦德隆(财富500强公司之一总部所在地德国,主要经营零售) | |
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