Answer these questions about you:

7. Do you have a pet?

   //Yes.

   
   

8. Have you been to another country? Where? (if not, where would you like to go?)

   //No, I would to go to Irlanda and London.

   
   

9. Do you like pizza? What are your favorite pizza toppings?

   // Yes, and my favorite is mushroom pizza.

   
   

10. Is your house big? Where do you live?

    // No is small my house , I live in Jucuapa

today I’d like to talk about my favorite food…

but more than the food itself,

it’s about a special memory connected to it.

It all happened

on the day of my father’s wedding.

I had told him

I was going to leave with my aunt,

but he didn’t hear me.

So when they couldn’t find me,

he went looking for me—

and because of that,

the bride ended up walking alone

to the celebration.

It wasn’t my intention

to cause any trouble.

I just felt overwhelmed,

and thankfully,

my aunt and my cousins

offered to take me somewhere

to clear my head.

We went to a small restaurant

by a lake.

It was peaceful,

with wooden tables,

birds chirping,

and a soft breeze—

it felt like exactly what I needed

in that moment.

I was very hungry,

so I ordered a hamburger

(which I always like to have

before eating seafood),

a large shrimp ceviche,

and some breaded shrimp with rice.

I also ordered a strong drink,

though I couldn’t finish it

because it was stronger than I expected.

The ceviche was delicious—

cold, fresh,

full of lime juice, onion, and cilantro.

The breaded shrimp with rice

was warm, crispy, and full of flavor.

While we ate,

my aunt and cousins couldn’t stop laughing

about what had happened at the wedding.

They kept saying:

“I can’t believe the bride had to walk alone

because you left with us!”

We all laughed a lot,

not out of disrespect,

but because sometimes

unexpected moments

create the best memories.

Since then,

every time I go to the beach

or to a seafood restaurant,

I always order a burger first,

and then something with shrimp.

Not just because I love the taste,

but because it reminds me

of that very unique day—

a moment of escape,

of family,

and of laughter.

It wasn’t a perfect day,

but it was a meaningful one.

And that’s why

shrimp ceviche is not just my favorite food—

it’s a memory

I will always carry with me.

Thank you for listening.

followed by some K-pop idols, including the famous singer IU.

In the highly competitive world of K-pop,

many idols follow strict diets to maintain a slim figure.

IU once revealed that she followed a diet

where she ate very small portions (portions) of food.

For example, she would eat only one or two meals a day , sometimes just a bowl of rice and some vegetables.

She avoided any sugary snacks and fried foods completely.

In this diet, most of the food she consumed was uncountable—

like rice , water , and vegetables—

but she also ate countable items such as a few pieces of fruit

or a couple of eggs occasionally.

Because the portions were so small,

IU said she often felt tired and had low energy,but she was determined to keep her weight down for her career.

Many other idols follow similar diets,

eating some grilled chicken ,

some steamed vegetables ,

and a small portion of fruit .

They avoid any processed foods ,

any sugary drinks (countable),

and try to drink plenty of water .

Sometimes, these diets include only

a small amount of protein

and very few carbohydrates ,

which can be dangerous if done for a long time. Nutritionists warn that eating such small portions

and avoiding entire food groups

can lead to deficiencies in important vitamins and minerals.

It’s important to remember that while idols

often have strict diets,

their routines also include intense workouts and professional health monitoring.

Still, these extreme diets show the pressure idols face to look a certain way.

If you ever try to diet, remember to eat

some balanced meals

with a variety of foods,

including proteins ,

vegetables fruits , and

whole grains .

Thank you for listening!