Giulia
online · Bologna
Ciao, tu che fai di bello? 23:22
Giulia
online · 23:22 in Bologna
Lunedì, giorno libero. Monday, my day off.
Com'è andata la cena di sabato? How did Saturday's dinner go?
Mi hai lasciata sulle spine. You left me on tenterhooks.
Una cliente cercava un libro blu. A customer was looking for a blue book.
Senza titolo. L'abbiamo trovato lo stesso. No title. We found it anyway.
E la tua prima lezione di yoga? And your first yoga class?
Questa settimana ho comprato molto libri.
Molti libri, addirittura? Lots of books, even?
Ti capisco, ne compro troppi anch'io. I get it, I buy too many too.
Quale leggi per primo? Which one are you reading first?
Questa settimana, quattro giorni su sette. This week, four days out of seven.
Giovedì, passato prossimo senza esitare. On Thursday, the passato prossimo without hesitating.
Due cose da sistemare, poi ti lascio in pace. Two things to work on, then I'll leave you in peace.
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Lunedì, giorno libero. Monday, my day off.
Com'è andata la cena di sabato? How did Saturday's dinner go?
Mi hai lasciata sulle spine. You left me on tenterhooks.
Una cliente cercava un libro blu. A customer was looking for a blue book.
Senza titolo. L'abbiamo trovato lo stesso. No title. We found it anyway.
E la tua prima lezione di yoga? And your first yoga class?
Questa settimana ho comprato molto libri.
Molti libri, addirittura? Lots of books, even?
Ti capisco, ne compro troppi anch'io. I get it, I buy too many too.
Quale leggi per primo? Which one are you reading first?
Questa settimana, quattro giorni su sette. This week, four days out of seven.
Giovedì, passato prossimo senza esitare. On Thursday, the passato prossimo without hesitating.
Due cose da sistemare, poi ti lascio in pace. Two things to work on, then I'll leave you in peace.
7 to 13 September · B1, since 24 August
An example from a week of Italian, not a real learner's week
Ho guardato la tua settimana. Quattro giorni insieme, e martedì mi hai raccontato del mercato con frasi più lunghe del solito. Le melanzane te le ricordi ancora? Le hai usate giovedì senza chiedere. Due cose su cui lavorare, poi ti lascio in pace.
4 days · 38 min
Questa settimana ho comprato molto libri.
Molti libri, addirittura? Lots of books, even?
Ti capisco, ne compro troppi anch'io. I get it, I buy too many too.
Quale leggi per primo? Which one are you reading first?
Una cliente cercava un libro blu. A customer was looking for a blue book.
Senza titolo. L'abbiamo trovato lo stesso. No title. We found it anyway.
E la tua prima lezione di yoga? And your first yoga class?
Lunedì, giorno libero. Monday, my day off.
Com'è andata la cena di sabato? How did Saturday's dinner go?
Mi hai lasciata sulle spine. You left me on tenterhooks.
Questa settimana, quattro giorni su sette. This week, four days out of seven.
Giovedì, passato prossimo senza esitare. On Thursday, the passato prossimo without hesitating.
Due cose da sistemare, poi ti lascio in pace. Two things to work on, then I'll leave you in peace.
The same message from Giulia, written for three levels.
Stasera vado al cinema. Vado da sola. Il martedì il biglietto costa poco. Ti piace il cinema?
Tonight I'm going to the cinema. I'm going on my own. On Tuesdays the ticket is cheap. Do you like the cinema?
Stasera vado al cinema da sola, come ogni martedì: il biglietto costa meno e la sala è mezza vuota. Tu che film hai visto ultimamente?
Tonight I'm going to the cinema on my own, like every Tuesday: the ticket is cheaper and the room is half empty. What film have you seen lately?
Stasera mi concedo il solito cinema del martedì, da sola, che a dirla tutta è il modo migliore: nessuno che commenta, nessuno che fa rumore con i popcorn. Tu sei da prima fila o da ultima?
Tonight I'm treating myself to the usual Tuesday cinema, on my own, which, truth be told, is the best way: nobody commenting, nobody rustling popcorn. Are you a front-row or a back-row person?
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