Oh, I’m really into Vietnamese food, especially noodle dishes and grilled food. I tend to go for things that are full of flavour but not too heavy. If I’m eating out with my friends, we usually try out a new restaurant instead of going to the same place.
USEFUL VOCABULARY
be really intorất thích
Vietnamese foodđồ ăn Việt Nam
full of flavourđậm đà, nhiều hương vị
go for somethingchọn món gì
try outthử
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What is your favourite food?
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Definitely phở. I mean, it’s probably one of the first Vietnamese dishes I’d go for if I had to choose just one. I love the rich broth and tender beef, and somehow it always cheers me up, especially on a rainy day.
USEFUL VOCABULARY
rich brothnước dùng đậm đà
tender beefthịt bò mềm
go forchọn
cheer me uplàm tôi vui lên
on a rainy dayvào ngày mưa
3
Do you prefer eating at home or eating out?
SAMPLE ANSWER
Hmm, probably eating at home most of the time. It’s more convenient and affordable, and I know exactly what’s going into my food. But at weekends, I sometimes eat out with my friends just to try something different.
USEFUL VOCABULARY
convenient and affordabletiện lợi và hợp túi tiền
eat at homeăn ở nhà
eat outăn ngoài
try something differentthử điều gì đó khác
at weekendsvào cuối tuần
4
Is there any food you don’t like?
SAMPLE ANSWER
Yeah, I’m not a big fan of bitter vegetables. I’ve tried to get used to them, but I still find the taste a bit too strong. I’d much rather stick to something simple like carrots or cucumbers.
USEFUL VOCABULARY
not be a big fan ofkhông quá thích
bitter vegetablesrau đắng
get used tolàm quen với
stick totrung thành với/chọn
taste too strongvị quá mạnh
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