Casual Conversation About Chengdu and Music

Hello.

Hello.

Where are you from?

China.

Like what city?

What?

Like a

city.

Ah.

You can speak Chinese?

No, just, just that word. That's all I know.

City, city, right?

Okay. It's Chengdu,

yeah.

Are they famous for, like, pandas, right? A lot of pandas there?

Yeah, a lot of pandas and hot pot.

Hot pot.

I think maybe you can speak Chinese.

Why is your English... Your English is actually really good.

Yeah, of course. Not really.

No, it is. You don't have an accent.

Why is your English so good?

See? I told you, you can speak.

No, no, no, I don't, I don't speak a lot. A little bit.

Stop pretending. Stop pretending.

Really. If I go to China, like, where, what city do you suggest I

go to?

Chengdu?

Chengdu. Yeah.

Why?

You haven't been there?

Not yet.

I haven't been to China.

Oh, that's pretty good. You, you, you don't have an accent either.

No, no, I have an accent.

I can speak two dialects. One is my nationality, my nationality's, uh,

one is my

nationality's language, and then the other one

is,

uh, my, this city's dialect.

So what is it? What is the dialect called in Chengdu?

Sichuan. Sichuan.

Oh, Sichuan. Sichuan dialect. I'm not working tomorrow. Understand?

You understand?

You're scaring me. I'm not working

tomorrow.

What does that mean?

No, no, no. I'm not working tomorrow.

That is, that is, uh, tomorrow don't go work.

Yeah. Tomorrow I-

Yeah

... I'm not working.

You, eh, you, you like Daniel Caesar?

What?

You like Daniel Caesar?

Sister?

Daniel Caesar.

Oh, Daniel Caesar.

I don't know him. You know him?

You like him?

I don't like him.

I definitely know him.

I don't like him.

Okay. Okay.

Okay.

You like him?

You have an opinion. You have an opinion.