John: Hey, Leonard.
Leonard: Hey, John.
John: How are you?
Leonard: I'm good, thanks. And you?
John: I'm good too.
Luisa: (Entering) Hi guys!
Leonard: Hey, Luisa.
John: Hi, Luisa.
Luisa: Where are you from?
John: I'm from Brazil, but my parents are American.
Leonard: You're Brazilian? That's cool. I'm Brazilian too.
Luisa: Really? Where are you from?
Leonard: I'm from Rio de Janeiro.
Luisa: I'm from São Paulo.
John: That's a coincidence. I'm from São Paulo too.
Luisa: What a small world.
Leonard: So, what are you guys doing here?
John: We're just hanging out.
Luisa: Me too. I'm just here visiting my friends.
Leonard: That's great.
John: So, what do you guys want to do?
Luisa: I don't know. What do you guys want to do?
John: We could go for a walk around the city.
Leonard: That sounds like fun.
Luisa: I'm in.
John: Great. Let's go.
Veja uma cena dos restaurante no Estados Unidos e como é sistema no Estado de Nova York
Waitress: Hi, welcome to Eleven Madison Park. Can I start you off with something to drink?(The waitress walks away.)
Leonard: So, Luisa, what do you think of New York so far?
Luisa: I'm loving it! It's such a big and vibrant city.
Leonard: I know, right? It's so different from Brazil.
Luisa: Yes, it is. But it's very interesting.
(The waitress returns with the food and drinks.)
Waitress: Here you go.
Leonard: Thank you.
Luisa: Thank you.
(They start eating.)
Leonard: So, are you here on vacation?
Luisa: Yes, I'm visiting my friends. They've been living here for a few years.
Leonard: That's great. I'm here visiting my friends too. They've been living here for a few months.
Luisa: What a coincidence!
Leonard: It is.
(They continue eating and talking.)
Waitress: (Approaching the table) Here's your check.
Leonard: Thank you.
Luisa: Thank you.
(They pay the check and leave the restaurant.)
Leonard: It was nice meeting you, Luisa.
Luisa: It was nice meeting you too, Leonard.
Leonard: We should get together again sometime.
Luisa: I'd love that.
Leonard: Okay, then. See you around.
Luisa: See you around.
Veja uma cena romântica entre um casal e aprenda como dever em chega numa garota americana só falando inglês:
Alice: What a beautiful dog!
John: Thanks. His name is Rex.
Alice: (Pets the dog) He's so friendly.
John: He is. He's a great dog.
Alice: Are you his owner?
John: Yes, I am.
Alice: I have a dog too.
John: That's cool! What breed is he?
Alice: He's a mutt.
John: Mutts are the best.
Alice: (Laughing) I agree.
(They continue talking about dogs. John is becoming more and more attracted to Alice.)
John: Are you on vacation in Brazil?
Alice: Yes, I am. I'm visiting my family. They live in Tijuca, but I came to Rio to see a soccer game in day.
John: That's cool! Are you a fan of any team?
Alice:. I think so. I've always liked soccer, but I don't know if I'm a real fan.
John: That's great! I play for Flamengo.
Alice: Really? That's so cool! I'm not a Flamengo fan, but I've always admired the team. I'm actually a student of nuclear biology at Berkeley.
John: That's amazing! I've always been interested in science.
(They exchange glances.)
John: (Approaching) Hi, Alice.
Alice: (Looking at him) Hi, John.
John: Would you like to go out sometime?
Alice: (Blushing) I... I think so.
John: Great! Let's make plans.
Alice: (Giving John her phone number) Here's my number.
John: I'll call you tomorrow.
Alice:25 55 5164948 Until tomorrow, John.
John: Until tomorrow, Alice.
Veja uma cena quando você depois é chamado para trabalhar em um banco tem lá no USA
Luisa: Hello, Ana Carla. It's a pleasure to meet you too.
Ana Carla: Let's get started. Why are you interested in working at an American bank?
Luisa: I've always had an interest in business and finance. I think it's an exciting and challenging field, and I want to be a part of it. Additionally, I believe that my skills and experience would be a good fit for your bank. I'm moving to the United States to pursue a career in finance, and I think a bank would be a great opportunity for me.
Ana Carla: Can you give me an example of your skills and experience?
Luisa: Sure. In my undergraduate degree, I was an intern at a financial consulting firm. In that role, I was responsible for conducting financial analyses, preparing reports, and presenting results to clients. These skills gave me a solid foundation in finance and analysis, which are essential for working at a bank.
Ana Carla: Do you have any experience with finance?
Luisa: Yes. I took two finance courses in my undergraduate degree, one in accounting and one in financial administration. I also participated in a summer program at a bank, where I learned about the different types of financial products, such as stocks, bonds, and derivatives. Additionally, I have experience with balance sheet and cash flow analysis.
Ana Carla: Are you familiar with the American financial market?
Luisa: Yes. I regularly follow the American financial market and am aware of the latest trends. I also have a good understanding of the major American economic indicators.
Ana Carla: Are you a motivated person?
Luisa: Yes, I am. I am an ambitious person and I'm always looking for challenges. I am also a resilient person and I don't give up on my goals easily.
Ana Carla: Are you able to work under pressure?
Luisa: Yes, I am. I am an organized and efficient person, and I know how to manage my time effectively. Additionally, I am a calm and centered person, which allows me to remain calm even in stressful situations.
Ana Carla: Do you have any questions for me?
Luisa: Yes. I would like to know more about the professional development opportunities that the bank offers.
Ana Carla: Our culture is based on a strong team spirit and collaboration. We value the professional development of our employees and offer a variety of growth opportunities, including training, certifications, and internal promotions.
Luisa: That sounds very interesting.
Ana Carla: Thank you for your time, Luisa. We'll be in touch with you soon.
Luisa: Thank you for the opportunity.
Veja como acontecer ao entrar no Aeroporto de Nova York
neste exemplo temos o John chega ao balcão da imigração.
Immigration officer: Good afternoon, sir. What is your name?
John: My name is John.
Immigration officer: And your country of origin?
John: Brazil.
Immigration officer: What is the purpose of your visit to the United States?
John: I'm here to visit my family.
Immigration officer: Do you have a visa for the United States?
John: Yes, I do.
Immigration officer: May I see it, please?
John procura o visto em sua bolsa, mas não consegue encontrá-lo.
John: I'm sorry, but I can't find my visa.
Immigration officer: That's a problem. Without a visa, I cannot allow you to enter the United States.
John fica nervoso.
John: I know, but I'm sure I have it with me. I just need to look a little more.
The immigration officer sighs.
Immigration officer: Fine, but don't take too long.
John continua procurando o visto em sua bolsa. Depois de alguns minutos, ele finalmente o encontra.
John: Here it is!
The immigration Officer examina o visto.
Immigration officer: Okay, it looks to be in order.
John respira aliviado.
Immigration officer: Welcome to the United States, sir.
John agradece ao agente da imigração e passa pela fronteira.
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