My name is Jeff. I study law. I live in Chicago. I enjoy tennis. I have visited France. I love mystery novels. I like law and mystery books. I like Geography.
My name is Bob. I am 35, unmarried. I am a a professor teaching Japanese and drawing class. I have been teaching for 10 years. I have an accent. I do not like tennis. I have a dog. My dog has a japanese name. My dog stinks. I love reading historical biographies about American and French revolutions. I love  mystery novels. I also visited France. I love French gardens.
I just got a new Japanese novel.  I wonder if you have read it? What is the name; chances are i have read it. It's a mystery by a man named Ranpo. Called Hell's Clown. The detective is Kogoro Akechi. I have read it; I bought it on Amazon two years ago. Very interesting. Do you work for a law firm in Chicago? Not yet, I'm still a student at the University of Chicago. I hope to have a law job are next year. Oh the University of Chicago is a prestigious university; I'm sure it will be easy to get a law job after you graduate It is a good school and it's tough work. But yeah, Chicago Law grads tend to get jobs pretty easily. How's teaching with you? I am very passionate about teaching; I have been teaching Japanese now at UC Berkeley for 10 years Berkley is pretty prestigious as well. Are there a lot of American students interested in learning Japanese? Yes its one of the best universities in the US. 90% of my students are American actually and we provide a field trip for them to Japan every year That's great. I went to France as an undergrad with other French students. There's nothing like that kind of immersion, even if it's only a couple weeks. I agree with you. Tell me; will you like to go back to France again sometime? I always ask my students this same question about Japan.