A: A friend of mine just returned from Vietnam, it’s his third holiday there in less than one year.
B: Wow, sounds like he’s been well and truly bitten by the travel bug.
A: Yep, he’s fallen in love with the scenery, the food and its people. It’s his favorite country in the world.
B: Well then, I’m sold. I really must find the time to go.
A: 我有個朋友剛從越南回來，這是他一年內第三次去越南玩了。
B: 哇，他還真是熱衷旅遊。
A: 對啊，他已經徹底愛上越南的食物和人文自然風景了。全世界他最喜歡的國家就是越南了。
B: 是喔，我聽了也心動了。我一定要找個機會去越南玩。
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