Speaking Part 1

Q1: Can you describe one of your childhood memories?

Certainly, one childhood memory that sticks out in my mind is the time when I first learned how to ride a bicycle. My father spent an entire afternoon teaching me and, despite several falls and scrapes, I refused to give up. Finally, when I managed to bike a few meters without falling, the look of pride on my father’s face was priceless.

• Sticks out in my mind → Nổi bật trong tâm trí tôi

• Refused to give up → Từ chối bỏ cuộc

• Priceless → Vô giá

Q2: How often do you recall your childhood memories?

I don’t consciously dwell on them regularly, but certain triggers, like old songs or photographs, can instantly transport me back to my younger days. I believe memories are the architecture of our identity, so I cherish them.

• Consciously dwell on → Cố ý suy nghĩ về

• Instantly transport me back → Ngay lập tức đưa tôi trở lại

• Architecture of our identity → Kiến trúc của bản sắc của chúng ta

Q3: What do you miss most about your childhood?

What I miss most about my childhood is the sense of freedom and the lack of responsibilities. Back then, my only concern was doing well in school and enjoying my spare time. I miss being able to spend hours playing games without worrying about bills or work deadlines.

• Sense of freedom → Cảm giác tự do

• Lack of responsibilities → Thiếu trách nhiệm

• Spare time → Thời gian rảnh rỗi