Ravi: Hello, this is Ravi.
Ravi: I'm just testing whether this meeting will be good.
Ravi: Uh, hello, hello. Good to go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm ready.
Ravi: Sollu, adhu maari edhaavadhu.
Ravi: Suma edhaavadhu pesu.
Ravi: Ippa yaaraavadhu unna pudikkiraangala?
Ravi: Pesu.
Speaker 2: I like to draw, I like to play badminton.
Ravi: Okay.
Ravi: Uh, how was your exams?
Speaker 2: It was good. It was pretty easy. Expected it to be hard.
Ravi: Okay, very good. Where you like to travel?
Speaker 2: I'd like to travel to Japan.
Ravi: Why, what do you like in Japan?
Speaker 2: It's clean there and there's a lot of stuff I'm interested there.
Ravi: I didn't understand the last one. A lot of stuff, what?
Speaker 2: I like to watch anime and Japan's basically created anime, so I want to visit there.
Ravi: Anime, you can create online. Why would you go there?
Speaker 2: I'm not going there to watch anime. I'm going there for the fandom.
Ravi: What is fandom?
Speaker 2: Other people who like anime.
Ravi: Oh. Those people who like anime is called fandom. If I like anime, I become fandom.
Speaker 2: It's fandom, not fandom.
Ravi: Fandom, okay, fandom.
Ravi: What does it mean?
Speaker 2: So basically, if you like a particular anime and um, you're part of the anime's fandom, like you're a fan of the anime.
Ravi: Before you are liking Korea, what happened to Korea?
Speaker 2: I don't like Korea.
Ravi: Suddenly what happened?
Speaker 2: They're racist.
Ravi: Yeah, I finally understand.
Ravi: Japanese also racist.
Speaker 2: They're not that racist.
Ravi: Yeah, not that much like Korea.
Ravi: Okay, thank you.
Ravi: Bye.