[speaker001:] Eric, how long will you be in China?
[speaker002:] I don't know. Well, my contract here is for one year, and I don't know what I should do after that. Maybe going around for a while.
[speaker001:] Well, have you ever thought about learning some Chinese?
[speaker002:] Actually, I am learning that now. But it's too hard for me. You know the four tones and the stuff. It really freaks me out.
[speaker001:] Don't worry. All things are difficult before they are easy.
[speaker002:] You hit the nail right on the head.
[speaker001:] Well, are you invested in some language-exchange program?
[speaker002:] What is it?
[speaker001:] It's where I teach you Chinese, and in exchange you teach me English.
[speaker002:] Awesome. I've been giving this a lot of thought. When can we do this?
[speaker001:] How about this sunday?
[speaker002:] Ok, cool.
[speaker001:] Good. I'll give you a call tonight.
[speaker002:] No problem.
[speaker001:] Bye.