Key Concepts:
- International cooking (Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian)
- Japanese cooking course (duration, activities)
- Music technology course (recording music, setting up microphones)
- Musical instruments (violin, guitar, drums)
- Concerts (frequency, cost)
Ella's Cooking Hobby and Japanese Cooking Course
Ella enjoys cooking international food, including Indian, Chinese, Japanese, and Italian cuisine. She learns through library books, television programs, and a Japanese cooking course she took at the college. The Japanese cooking course was held every Monday from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM and lasted for eight weeks. The course culminated in a large party where the students cooked various Japanese dishes and invited their family and friends.
Music Technology Course and Musical Instruments
The interviewer is currently taking a music technology course at the college, learning how to record music and set up microphones at concerts. He used to play the violin and was quite good, but he doesn't like classical music, preferring rock music. He attempted to learn the guitar but was unsuccessful. He also tried playing the drums and was quite good, but his parents objected due to the noise. This led him to pursue music technology, allowing him to enjoy rock music without playing an instrument.
Concert Attendance
The interviewer enjoys attending concerts and went to six concerts last year. This year, he already has tickets for four concerts, with two scheduled for the current month. He expresses a desire to attend more concerts but acknowledges their high cost.
Conclusion
The conversation highlights Ella's passion for cooking and her experience with a Japanese cooking course, contrasting it with the interviewer's interest in music technology and his past experiences with musical instruments. The discussion also touches on the enjoyment of attending concerts, albeit constrained by their expense.
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