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Nam: OK, we've arrived at the International Cultural Festival! It's a very popular event in Ha Noi. It brings cultures from all over the world to one location!
Mai: Yes, it's a way to learn about cultural diversity, particularly by tasting food from different countries.
Linda: I'd really love to try Korean kimchi or traditional Japanese sushi. Japanese cuisine is world-famous, as well as very healthy!
Mai: Can you show us around, Nam?
Nam: Sure. Let's go to the Korean booth to try some kimchi and spicy rice cakes, called tteokbokki. I also heard that a famous K-pop group will be at their booth.
Linda: That'll be amazing! I might meet my favourite group there and get their autographs.
Mai: Well, I'm not really interested in K-pop. Can we first go to the British booth? I'd love to try some fish and chips.
Nam: The British booth is on the corner. They serve delicious British dishes and sell souvenirs of famous tourist attractions in Britain.
Linda: But where's the Vietnamese booth?
Nam: I can see it on the map. It's an open booth and it looks huge! Visitors can play Vietnamese traditional games such as tug of war and bamboo dancing.
Linda: They all sound fun. I'll try to join all of them if I can.
Nam: And we can also have spring rolls and bun cha - grilled pork meatballs with noodles, which is probably Ha Noi's most popular dish.
Linda: I suggest that we go to the Vietnamese booth first. I love Vietnamese spring rolls and would like to try bun cha.
Mai: Great. That's a nice idea.
