Describe a traditional product in your country.

You should say:

• What it is
• When you tried this product for the first time
• What it is made of
• And explain how important this product is

One traditional product in my country is "handmade pottery." I first tried this product when I was a child, around the age of 10, during a family trip to a small village famous for its pottery. The potter there showed me how to shape clay into a small bowl, and I was amazed by the process. This pottery is made of natural clay, which is dug from the ground, mixed with water, and then shaped by hand or on a wheel. After shaping, it is dried and baked in a kiln to make it strong and durable. Sometimes, it is painted with colorful designs before baking. Handmade pottery is very important in my country because it represents our culture and history. For centuries, people have used it for cooking, storing food, and even as decorations. It also supports local artisans who keep this tradition alive. Whenever I see pottery, it reminds me of that special trip with my family and the beauty of our traditions.

Alright, let’s break this down! For the question "Describe a traditional product in your country," here’s how you can structure your answer. First, introduce the product—what it is and maybe a bit about its history or cultural background. Then, share when you first tried it—was it at a family gathering, a festival, or just randomly? Next, describe what it’s made of—ingredients or materials, and how it’s prepared or crafted. Finally, explain why it’s important—is it a symbol of your culture, something people cherish, or maybe even a big part of celebrations? Keep it natural, like you’re telling a story. Don’t rush, and use simple words you’re comfortable with. Focus on fluency and coherence, and don’t forget to include all the points: what it is, when you tried it, what it’s made of, and its importance. Practice timing yourself to fit within 2 minutes. You got this!

Part 3 Example Question

1. Do young people admire traditional products?

2. Why is it important for children to learn about traditional products?

3. Does the government have responsibility to protect traditional products?

4. Do you think traditional products have better quality that modern products?