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Let's start off by talking about celebrities.
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Let's start off by talking about celebrities.
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Who is your favourite celebrity?
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My favourite is an actor called Shahrukh Khan.
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He works in the Hindi film industry.
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He's been making movies since I was three years old and I am slightly obsessed with him.
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Would you like to be a celebrity?
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It would depend.
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I'm somebody that likes my privacy and anonymity quite a bit.
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so I wouldn't want to be so famous that I wasn't able to do the things that I like to do, normal, everyday things.
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But I would like to be so good in my field that I build a reputation for myself.
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Are there any celebrities that you do not like?
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There's quite a few.
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Can I say Donald Trump?
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I mean, there are certain things about him that I can respect, But overall, I would not find him likable in any way.
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He's a bad representation, I guess, for Americans or worst president, I think.
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American president.
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Now let's talk about fashion.
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What is your favorite item of clothing?
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Jeans.
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I'm a jeans light wash or mid to light wash denim jeans kind of girl.
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It's something that you can wear in the day.
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It's something you can wear at night.
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It can be chic.
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It can be casual.
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You don't have to think about it.
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It's just easy.
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Are there any traditional clothes in your country?
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Yes.
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India.
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India is, I mean, I may be biased when I say this, but I think we have the best traditional clothing.
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I mean, my favorite thing that the women wear is this piece of garment called a sari, which is, I think it's five meters long.
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It's a piece of fabric that you drape around yourself and then over your shoulder.
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And I think it's so beautiful and elegant and classy.
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I may be biased, like I said, but I think it's the most stunning outfit a woman can wear.
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Do you ever buy clothes online?
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All the time.
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It's very rare that I purchase something in store.
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I mean, for the last maybe five years, I buy everything online.
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Now let's talk about colors.
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What colors do you like?
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I'm quite a bright again, maybe because I'm Indian.
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I gravitate to almost every color, red, blues, greens, purples, pinks, white.
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I mean, other than black, unless it's a car, cars look great in black.
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But other than that, I would say every color of the rainbow I like.
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What's the most popular color in your country?
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That's tough.
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What's the most popular color?
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I guess it depends on the season.
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Or like it depends on the event.
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If we're talking about weddings, it's usually red.
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If we talk about, I mean, a Hindu wedding is usually red.
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If it's a Christian wedding, then it's usually whites and blacks.
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if it's, oh my God, it's every color.
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We try to wear as many colors as we can.
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Saffron, oranges, blues, greens.
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It depends on the occasion.
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It depends on, I wouldn't say there's one color that is supreme amongst the others.
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Do colors affect your mood?
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I think so.
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I think they do.
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I guess when I'm feeling gloomy and I put on a dark color,
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perhaps subconsciously to reflect my internal gloominess it makes me feel probably more gloomy but if I
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force myself to wear something bright when I'm not feeling so good I think I'm able to absorb some
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of the energy of that color and feel perhaps a little better food that I learned to
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prepare I'm pescatarian so I don't eat meat but I love food and I have gluten intolerance so I can't eat a lot of the Indian food.
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So this is a little recipe that I learned how to make which is basically paneer.
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We call it cottage cheese in English.
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It's like a it's like a spiced tomato base with cottage cheese with paratha,
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roti but it's made out of ragi flour, which is gluten free and super rich in calcium and very good for people with diabetes, although I don't have diabetes.
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It's very nutritious, basically.
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Together, it's the perfect meal.
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It keeps you full.
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I love being healthy.
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I try to be as healthy as I can.
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So, yeah, that's probably my go-to meal in the evening because I don't have to think about...
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I have all the ingredients.
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I don't have to think about how to make it.
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It's kind of automatic.
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And it's delicious, which is the most important part.
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It's not compromising on the taste because I can't eat salmon and rice every day.
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I want to eat something that's more flavorful and nutritious.
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Sometimes when I'm feeling adventurous, I like to eat it with yogurt, either Greek yogurt or regular yogurt, and add a couple Indian spices into it and mix it up.
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So the spiciness of the paneer, cottage cheese,
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the texture, like a drier, stiffer texture of the ragi roti and the creaminess and coldness of the yogurt is match made in heaven.
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So we've been talking about a dish that you like to prepare and we're going to continue to talk about cooking and young people and cooking.
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What kind of things can children learn to cook?
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I'm trying to think about what's safe with the parents there.
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Obviously, we're assuming so if a child's going to be around the stove or an oven, let's say the parents are there.
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I think baking is very fun, especially little things like cookies that you can make shapes out of.
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It's like a fun activity for parents and children to do together.
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Baking is good on the stove, too, but I think that requires a little bit more precision.
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So kids should bake like Christmas cookies, probably.
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Do you think it's important for children to learn how to cook?
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Absolutely.
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It's a survival skill, in my opinion.
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I personally think that you shouldn't treat it like a chore or treat it like something that you were forced to do because you have to do it forever.
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You don't know where you're going to be or what kind of situation.
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Even if you are surrounded by people that are good cooks and you perhaps don't feel like you need to cook yourself, it's always important to teach children from a young age to be able to kind of put a meal together because it's basic, it's survival.
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Now let's talk about working as a chef.
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What skills does a person need to be a great chef?
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Interesting.
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I think, I mean, from what I've heard, I've never worked as a chef or worked in a kitchen before, but I think it takes a lot of trial and error.
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So for that reason, I would imagine that the person would have to be very patient.
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And with that patience, you need to have an inherent passion for the food that you're making.
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I think chefs usually specialize in one or more cuisines.
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So just having an understanding of the background of the spices, where it comes from, of the meat, where it comes from.
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If you're not passionate about that, it can probably tire you out to be that invested in learning.
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So patience, passion and a good environment like access to good teachers, access to good books, access to good produce would probably help you hone your craft a lot more.
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How enjoyable do you think it would be to work as a professional chef?
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I think that would be completely dependent on the environment that you're in.
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I imagine it would be a very stressful job if you worked in a Michelin star restaurant, for instance.
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But then if you had a food truck and you sold tacos and you had a bunch of happy children and happy families coming around, I guess the environment would be completely different.
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Again, I would say it wouldn't be the same across the board.
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It would depend on where you worked, what kind of restaurant, how many people come there, what kind of food do you make on a daily basis, what kind of preparation.
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So I think it would be different for everybody.
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That's the end of the speaking test.
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Well done.
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Thank you.
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