F.T: Japanese students are well-mannered, aren't they?
J.T: Really? I don't think they are particularly good.
FT: There aren't any students who chew gum or smoke during class, are there?
J.P: They don't usually do much things in Japanese schools.
F.S: In my country, some students smoke while listening to lectures, and bring coffee into the
classroom.
JP. Is that right? Don't their teachers tell them not to?
FT: No, not especially.
JP: Are there many students who talk during class?
FT: No, everyone listens attentively to the lecture.
JT: Well, it's all right then.
FT: However, it would be more pleasant to have well-mannered students.
