A: Hi, how are you, Alejandro? How's your university going?
B: Hi, Jhonny! I'm fine, thank you. Everything's going well here at the university.
And you? How's your campus?
A: Good too, thank you. Tell me, what's your university like? Is it big?
B: Yes, it's quite big. There are many buildings and the facilities are modern. And
yours?
A: Mine isn't that big, but it has lots of green areas. It's very nice for studying
outdoors. What subjects are you taking this semester?
B: I'm taking Math 2 because I had to take math remedial classes. I also take
classical mechanics and statistics. I also have a couple of online classes. And you?
A: I'm taking philosophy, art history, and literature. I also have an excellent English
class. Do you like your teachers?
B: Most of them are very good; they explain things well and are accessible to
answer questions. Although there's one who's a bit strict. And yours?
A: Most of my teachers are quite passionate about their subjects, which makes the
classes more interesting. There's only one who teaches in a somewhat boring way.
What do you do in your free time?
B: I usually go to the park and sometimes I hang out with my family. There are
also many learning clubs; I'm in a mechanics club. What do you do when you're
not studying?
A: I really like listening to music, and I go out and play soccer with my friends. Do
you have many friends at university?
B: Yes, I've made many friends, especially in my classes and in the mechanics club.
And you?
A: I have some good friends; I met most of them in literature classes. Are there
many activities on your campus?
B: Yes, there are many activities. There's always some event, like concerts, fairs, or
workshops. And yours?
A: There are also many activities, especially cultural or sporting ones. Do you like
the cafeteria food?
B: Not much; most of the time, it's pretty basic and repetitive.
A: Well, I'm glad I talked to you. We should keep in touch!
B: Definitely! It was great.
A: Anyway, take care of yourself! See you soon!
