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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 13th October
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
PART – 1 INTRO
What is your name?
My name is Gueruhfnd Jsdkmskf.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Gueruhfnd.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
Do people in your city like to go to parks?
Oh yes, they do. Being a part of modern world everybody wants to become fit as a fiddle. So to rejuvenate themselves masses like to visit parks.
Do you like to go to parks?
Ahaa, I love to. Initially because of academics, I wasn’t able to pay such a visit, however, after the completion of my 12th standard board exams, I often visit park which is at a stone’s throw from my home.
What do you do there?
Parks assists me to break my monotonous regime. To exemplify, I perform multifarious recreational activities such as playing badminton, hide and seek so on. Apart from this, whenever I feel gloomy, I usually walk on grass with bare feet, which relaxes me.
Did you use to go to parks as a child?
Of course, I live in a joint family so my grandmother always entices us to pay visit to the parks, therefore, my siblings and all cousins were habitual of visiting it every evening. This was the best part of my childhood too.
What is your favorite park?
Umm, even though the park of my locality is so prevalent, however, it is often said that grass is always greener on other side. As a result, I like Nehru Park which is located in my friend’s locality
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a foreign culture that you like.
You should say:
what culture it is
how you know about it
what differences there are between that culture and your own
and explain why you like that foreign culture.
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SAMPLE ANSWER
It is mesmerising to realise that the globe has diverse cultures and traditions, some known and some kept private to their communities. Out of all, I am pretty drawn toward the traditional Lion Dance of China.
Back in my school days, I was assigned a project to research and write about the most famous traditions worldwide. During my thorough research, I stumbled upon this traditional dance of China. Herein, performers impersonate the movements of a lion while wearing an explicit costume. Apparently, this lion dance intends to bring good fortune and luck.
Usually, it is performed during the Chinese New Year and other local traditional, religious and cultural festivals. Apart from that, it can also be performed on imperative occasions, like a business opening, wedding ceremony, etc.
One of the significant differences between this Chinese culture and the one India follows is that of the procedure to embark on a new journey, be it getting married or opening a business. From where I come – the land of diversity – we either break coconuts or perform pooja to mark the commencement of something prosperous.
The entire organization of this dance is nothing but fascinating. Their moves are outstanding, and the performers manage to strike a balance, despite wearing such flamboyant costumes.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
How important it is to learn about other people’s cultures?
Answer: Learning about other people’s cultures is very important in today’s globalized world. Cultural knowledge is required everywhere, be it business or travel or work. If we are familiar with the culture of a place, we can understand people better. This will make our work and life easier in a new place.
Q. 2: What difficulties can people living in a foreign country experience?
Answer A: In my view, the biggest problem which face is understanding the local language and culture. Loneliness, finding schools for their children, not getting the food of their choice and the weather are some other common difficulties which people experience in a new country..
Q. 3: What benefits can there be for people working in a foreign country?
Answer: Working in a foreign country offers both personal and economic benefits to people. At a personal level, they can enjoy a higher standard of living. Their knowledge about cultural differences and languages also develops. Professionally, the work environment gives them greater exposure which improves their professional skills. More importantly, international work experience which people gain is highly valued by employers.
Q. 4: Do you believe in [simple tooltip content=’a set idea that people have about what someone or something is like, especially an idea that is wrong’]stereotypes[/simple tooltip] about different nationalities?
Answer: It’s is a difficult question. In my view, the nationality and character of a person are two different things. Stereotypes about different nationalities are just based on people’s observations. They may or may not be accurate. I think that stereotypes don’t reflect reality. So, I don’t believe in them.
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW