IELTS Speaking Part 1: Public Transport and Getting Lost

Good morning. Can I have your full name, please?

Selamat pagi. Boleh saya tahu nama lengkap Anda?

Good morning! My name is Minjun Park.

Selamat pagi! Nama saya Minjun Park.

Thank you. Let's talk about public transport.

Terima kasih. Mari kita bicara tentang transportasi umum.

How do you usually travel around your city?

Bagaimana Anda biasanya bepergian di kota Anda?

Mostly by underground, because it's fast and cheap.

Kebanyakan naik kereta bawah tanah, karena cepat dan murah.

I also cycle when the weather is nice.

Saya juga bersepeda kalau cuacanya bagus.

Is public transport good where you live?

Apakah transportasi umum di tempat tinggal Anda bagus?

Yes, it's excellent. Trains come every three minutes.

Ya, sangat bagus. Keretanya datang setiap tiga menit.

The only problem is the rush hour. It gets so crowded!

Satu-satunya masalah adalah jam sibuk. Penuh sesak sekali!

Do you prefer buses or trains?

Anda lebih suka bus atau kereta?

Trains, because they're never stuck in traffic.

Kereta, karena tidak pernah terjebak macet.

But buses have better views, I must admit.

Tapi harus saya akui, pemandangan dari bus lebih bagus.

Would you like to own a car one day?

Apakah Anda ingin punya mobil suatu hari nanti?

Maybe when I have children, but not now.

Mungkin kalau sudah punya anak, tapi sekarang belum.

Parking in my city is a nightmare.

Parkir di kota saya benar-benar mimpi buruk.

Now, let's talk about getting lost.

Sekarang kita bicara tentang tersesat.

Do you have a good sense of direction?

Apakah Anda punya kemampuan arah yang baik?

Honestly, no! I get lost all the time.

Jujur, tidak! Saya sering sekali tersesat.

Have you ever got lost in a new place?

Pernahkah Anda tersesat di tempat baru?

Oh, many times! Once in Lisbon, for three hours!

Oh, sering sekali! Pernah di Lisbon, sampai tiga jam!

My phone battery died, and every street looked the same.

Baterai ponsel saya habis, dan semua jalan terlihat sama.

In the end, a kind old man walked me back to my hotel.

Akhirnya, seorang kakek yang baik hati mengantar saya kembali ke hotel.

What do you do when you get lost?

Apa yang Anda lakukan saat tersesat?

First, I check the map on my phone.

Pertama, saya cek peta di ponsel.

If that doesn't work, I just ask someone.

Kalau tidak berhasil, saya tanya orang saja.

Getting lost is the best way to find a nice café!

Tersesat adalah cara terbaik menemukan kafe yang enak!

Thank you. That's the end of Part One.

Terima kasih. Bagian satu selesai sampai di sini.