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Hello, I'm Yang Chen, and welcome to American Cafe.

J: Hello, my name is Jody! Welcome to American Cafe. American Cafe is a place where you can improve your spoken English by meeting people who really live and work in America. You will learn more than English. I promise.

Yes, our program is very colorful. Here you can not only learn authentic American English, but also meet many Americans.

J: Today, Yang Chen and I went to a famous gathering place in Washington, D.C. on Sunday. This place has been very successful since 1976. It's called Kramer's book & Cafe Afterwards.

Yes, in today's program, we will take you to a very interesting place. This is a favorite place for local residents in Washington. We will explain this word later.

J: It's a combination of cafes, bookstores, restaurants and bars.

Y: This place was opened by 1976. This is not only a bookstore, but also a cafe and restaurant.

J: Great! Let's introduce Mark who has worked in Kramer for 20 years.

When Record 1... 1976 opened, it was a unique idea, combining restaurants, bars and bookstores.

Y: I think it is more appropriate for us to use hangout to describe Kramer here. We really had a pleasant afternoon here, buying books and eating, very, very relaxing. This is why people go to cafes.

J: exactly. This is exactly why a customer named Peter explains why people come to Kramer's shop and why it is such a popular destination.

Record 2: Peter: This is a great meeting place. This is a very diverse bookstore. This is a good place to come. Well, this bookstore has been here for a long time, I don't know how long, maybe about 20 years. It's always been successful. It's always been lively. It is located in a very busy part of town, probably the most international place in Washington.

Y: This Peter has an English accent. But he has lived in Washington for more than 30 years, so we can say that he is a native of Washington.

I think 30 years has made you a resident of this area.

Y: Yes, if Jody has lived in Beijing for 30 years, I can also say that you are a Beijinger to the core.

Ok, thank you.

Y: We didn't ask Peter what he does, but I think he sounds like a professor. You see, these words he uses are all very good. He used "cosmopolitan"

I really like this word. "Four seas are home." You are very fashionable. You're with it. Modern. City.

Y: The word "cosmopolitan" has the meaning of becoming a cosmopolitan and seeing the world. We can say that we visited China, Beijing and Shanghai. These cities are very international.

J: I think Washington, DC, the capital of the United States, is a very international city. You know, Mark mentioned a very good word, and I want to review it.

Record 3: Mark: position, position, position. Dupont roundabout is a pedestrian area. From morning till midnight, the streets are full of pedestrians. We are the kind of place where you stop to browse books and have a cocktail. This is a relaxing and interesting place.

Y: I think Mark has a good business sense. He said why Kramer's is so successful, first of all, its area. This area is called Dupont Circle, which is a very prosperous area in Washington. Many young people live here.

J: It's not just young people who make it successful. This is customer diversity. All kinds of people came ... professional or diplomat, famous writer. Everyone will stop at Kramer's shop. This is a joke. When someone asks what are the three important factors for the success of an enterprise. The answer is "location, location, location."

Y: Be sure to say it three times.

J: So I think we should include this. This is an interesting English expression.

Y: Yes, if you choose the right place, you may be rich even if you can't run.

J: Right, right. Mark, an employee, and Peter, a frequent visitor to the bookstore, both talked about the importance of having diversified and international customers for success.

Y: Peter is a customer. Let's listen to the customer's point of view and see why Kramer's shop is so popular.

Record 4: Peter: The location of the bookstore is very important. There are a group of cosmopolitan people around this area. If you put it in the middle of this country, it will be a complete failure.

Yang: Jody, time flies. Five minutes will be here soon.

I know. It goes too fast.

Y: I know. It is obviously not enough to talk about what coffee culture means to Americans for five minutes.

J: Really, five minutes is not enough. So, I think you should continue to listen to our American Cafe.

Y: Then I hope to see you next time.

Come on, Yang Chen, let's have a cup of coffee!