Spanish Conversation in Two Parts | Problems with A Friend

The transcript involves a conversation between two friends discussing issues with a mutual friend, Alice. One friend seeks advice on how to handle Alice's dominant behavior in choosing activities. Despite attempts to address the issue, complications arise, leading to a realization that enjoying the company is more important than the activities themselves.

What is the main issue the narrator faces with Alicia?

• Alicia often chooses activities without consulting the narrator.

• Alicia is not a good friend at work.

• Alicia never wants to meet up.

• Alicia is always late to meetings.

What advice does the narrator receive to address the issue with Alicia?

• Confront Alicia aggressively.

• Ignore Alicia's choices completely.

• Invite Alicia to activities the narrator enjoys.

• Stop meeting Alicia altogether.

What happens when the narrator tries to invite Alicia to a new café?

• Alicia agrees to try the new café.

• Alicia is excited about the new café.

• Alicia suggests going to their usual café instead.

• Alicia cancels the meeting.

Why does Alicia refuse to watch the 'storm at sea' movie?

• She has already seen it.

• She had a traumatic experience related to storms.

• She prefers comedies.

• She dislikes the genre.

How does the narrator feel about Alicia's company at work?

• The narrator finds Alicia unprofessional.

• The narrator wants to avoid Alicia at work.

• The narrator dislikes working with Alicia.

• The narrator enjoys Alicia's company at work.

What conclusion does the narrator reach about making plans with Alicia?

• The narrator plans to discuss the issue with Alicia's manager.

• The narrator insists on making all future plans.

• The narrator decides to stop making plans with Alicia.

• The narrator chooses to enjoy Alicia's company regardless of who makes the plans.

What is the narrator's final opinion about their favorite café?

• The narrator dislikes the café.

• The narrator realizes they actually enjoy the café.

• The narrator finds the café too expensive.

• The narrator wants to find a new favorite café.