You're listening to an English conversation about So, Emma, what are your plans? Well, thank you for asking. I actually have plans today. That's exciting. Yeah! So, Rachel and I are going to go out for lunch at a nice French restaurant. That sounds really tasty. It's that one we went to before. Mm hm. All of us. Oh. Yeah. It's so good. I'm excited. I should've not had breakfast, actually. Now that I'm thinking about it. I should've saved all Yeah.
And then after that, after we have lunch, we'll probably get coffee and we might catch a movie. That's exciting. Yeah. I just realized I haven't been to a movie theater in maybe five or six years. Wow. Um, for me today, I'm, I'm not sure what I'm doing. I'm mostly doing music stuff. Surprise. I'm so surprised. Um, I have some rehearsals I need to prepare for. How long does a rehearsal take? Um, it just depends on what the music is and, and, uh, how well you rehearse for the rehearsal.
Does the number of people in the band change, too? Like if there's more people, it takes more time? Um, sometimes 'cause you have to kind of isolate each part and go over it individually. Um, but sometimes it's the same. Interesting. Well, this has been a English conversation about plans with Dialogue Frog. For transcripts and vocabulary lists, please visit our website at dialoguefrog.com.