Stacey:                  Stacey.

Interviewee:           Stacey? Nice to meet you.

Stacey:                  We are students ahÉ at language school.

Interviewee:           Language school just here?

All:                         Yes.

Interviewee:           And where are you all from?

All:                         Korea, Colombia, Japanese, Korea. Yeah.

Saya:                     Nice to meet you. Could I have a somethingÉ a question?

Interviewee:           MmmHmm, MmmHmm.

Saya:                     How 'bout thinkÉ How 'bout thinkÉ AhÉ Do you know your neighbour?

Interviewee:           My neighbour?

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           Not very well.

Saya:                     Not very well. OK.

Interviewee:           Not very well. It's not very well.

All:                         (Laugh)

Saya:                     How 'bout think ahÉ what ahÉ what make a good neighbour?

Interviewee:           A good neighbour?

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           UmÉ Oh, someone you can talk to.

Saya:                     MmmHmm

Interviewee:           Someone you can visit.

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           Someone whose dog does not jump into your backyard.

All:                         (laugh)

Saya:                     Yeah. Next question is: How 'bout think what make bad neighbour?

Interviewee:           AhÉBad neighbour?

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           Let's sayÉ lots of yelling. Maybe the husband and wife are notÉ 

All:                         (laugh)

Interviewee:           a bad time together. Maybe lots of yelling or lots of children fighting. AhÉ children fighting like children. Children (I DON'T UNDERSTAND)

Saya:                     Yeah. And ahÉ how 'bout think whoÉ who is the best neighbour you've ever had?

Interviewee:           My best neighbour?

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           OhÉ When I was a small child,

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           I lived on a farm.

Saya:                     MmmHmmm.

Interviewee:           And next door, ahÉthe nÉ the next farm, best neighbours ever. They used to run a big company that does farm fertiliser, called Pivot Fertiliser.

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           UmÉ middle of nowhere. But I rÉ I was very very small

Saya:                     Yeah

Interviewee:           and my friend Éwas my best friend alsoÉ was the neighbour.

Saya:                     OK.

Interviewee:           So that was very good. Best neighbour ever.

Saya:                     OK

Stacey:                  You missed them.

Interviewee:           I do a little bit. But we all grow up and explore the world and times change.

Saya:                     And (I DON'T UNDERSTAND) about who is the worst neighbour?

Interviewee:           The..

Saya:                     worstÉ worstÉ worst neighbour.

Interviewee:           My worst neighbour. In my current house,

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           on theÉ If you're looking at the house from the street.

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           The neighbours on the leftÉ fight all the time.

Saya:                     Oh.

Interviewee:           And the dad yells at the mum and the dad yells at the kids.

Saya:                     Yeah.

Interviewee:           But then the kids now yell at the pets and they yell at each other. And so they learn. And they learn from their environment. I think maybeÉ not the best neighbour.

Saya:                     Oh.

Interviewee:           ButÉ not my job to raise their children.

All:                         (laugh)

Saya:                     Oh, thank you very much!

Interviewee:           No problem. Good luck everyone. And I hope the rest of your day goes well.

All:                         Thankyou!

Interviewee:           No problem.

Saya:                     Yeah, very kind. Thank you very much