IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Happy Things
IELTS Speaking Part 1 (Happy Things)
Topic: Happy Things
Difficulty: Easy
IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Happy Things
- Do you think people are happy when buying new things?
- Do you feel happy when buying new things?
- When do you feel happy at work? Why?
- What do you think will make you feel happy in the future?
- What made you happy when you were little?
- Is there anything that has made you feel happy lately?
Do you think people are happy when buying new things?
Aya (High School Student)
Yes, I think people feel happy when they buy new things, especially things they’ve wanted for a long time. For example, my friends and I feel happy when we buy new clothes or anime merchandise. It’s exciting to get something new.
Minho (University Student)
Yes, people often feel happy when they buy something new. It gives a sense of excitement, and for a while, you feel like you’ve gained something valuable. But I think the happiness is temporary and might fade after some time.
Linh (Office Worker)
Yes, many people feel happy when buying new items, especially if it’s something they’ve saved up for or really need. However, I think it’s temporary happiness because, after some time, the excitement wears off. True happiness comes from experiences, I believe.
Mr. Wong (Retired English Teacher)
Yes, I think buying new things can bring a sense of happiness, but it’s often short-lived. Material things can satisfy us temporarily, but lasting happiness usually comes from relationships, purpose, or personal achievements.
Do you feel happy when buying new things?
Aya (High School Student)
Yes, I feel happy when I buy new things, especially when it’s something I’ve wanted, like a new book or clothes. It’s fun to have something fresh and new, and it makes me excited to use it or show it to friends.
Minho (University Student)
Yes, I feel happy, especially if it’s something I saved up for, like new gadgets or clothes. It’s satisfying, but I know the feeling doesn’t last forever. I enjoy the moment but try not to depend on it for happiness.
Linh (Office Worker)
Yes, I feel a bit happy when I buy something I really want or need, especially if it’s for work or a hobby. It’s nice to treat myself sometimes, but I don’t rely on it for happiness. I value experiences more.
Mr. Wong (Retired English Teacher)
Yes, I feel a certain joy, especially if it’s something useful. However, I don’t put much weight on it. I try to find happiness in other areas of life. Buying things is enjoyable, but it’s not my main source of joy.
When do you feel happy at work? Why?
Aya (High School Student)
I don’t have a job yet, but I think I would feel happy if I could do something I like or if I get compliments from others. It would make me feel proud and excited to keep working hard.
Minho (University Student)
I feel happy at work when I complete a task well or get positive feedback. It’s nice to feel like my effort is appreciated. I also enjoy working in a team, as it makes the job more fun and rewarding.
Linh (Office Worker)
I feel happy when I see the results of a successful project or when clients are satisfied. It feels good to know my work has made a difference. I also enjoy collaborating with my team, as it makes the workday more enjoyable.
Mr. Wong (Retired English Teacher)
When I was teaching, I felt happiest when I saw my students improve and enjoy learning. Watching them grow and succeed was very fulfilling. Knowing I had a positive impact on their lives brought me joy.
What do you think will make you feel happy in the future?
Aya (High School Student)
I think getting into a good university or achieving my goals will make me happy in the future. I also want to travel and see new places, so that would make me excited and happy too.
Minho (University Student)
Starting my own business and seeing it succeed would make me happy. I hope to create something valuable that can help others. I also want a balanced life, with enough time for family and friends.
Linh (Office Worker)
For me, achieving a stable career and having a happy family would make me feel fulfilled. I also want to travel and see the world, learning about different cultures. Personal growth is very important to me.
Mr. Wong (Retired English Teacher)
In the future, I’ll be happy if I can continue learning, staying active, and spending time with loved ones. Happiness comes from simple things, like staying healthy and connected to family and friends.
What made you happy when you were little?
Aya (High School Student)
When I was little, I was happy playing with friends and watching cartoons. I also loved going to festivals and eating snacks. Small things like these made me really happy back then.
Minho (University Student)
Playing soccer with my friends made me happy when I was a kid. I enjoyed spending time outdoors and having fun without any worries. Simple things, like having my favorite food, also made me happy.
Linh (Office Worker)
I was happy spending time with my family, especially during holidays. We would travel or visit relatives, and those moments brought me joy. I also loved reading books and playing with my friends.
Mr. Wong (Retired English Teacher)
As a child, I enjoyed reading and exploring nature. I felt happy when learning new things, even as a young boy. Simple pleasures, like time with family or a good book, were what made me happy.
Is there anything that has made you feel happy lately?
Aya (High School Student)
Yes, I recently got a good grade in English, and it made me feel happy. I worked hard, so it was nice to see my efforts pay off. Spending time with my friends also makes me feel happy.
Minho (University Student)
Yes, I just finished a project at university, and getting good feedback made me happy. I also enjoyed spending time with friends after a long study period. Little breaks like that keep me going.
Linh (Office Worker)
Lately, a successful project at work made me happy, as well as catching up with friends over the weekend. Having a balanced life between work and personal time brings me a lot of joy.
Mr. Wong (Retired English Teacher)
Recently, I felt happy reconnecting with an old friend over a phone call. It’s nice to remember shared memories and see how people are doing. Simple conversations like these bring me joy.
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