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Ep1 Ничего не говори

In questo episodio, parliamo di 5 fatti su Firenze

Facts about Italy in slow italian

Facts about Italy in slow italian - #4 Firenze

We'll go deeper on these 4 questions:

1. Is family important in your country?
2. How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country?
3. How do you think the family will change in the future?
4. What role do grandparents play in the family in your country?

Let me know your answers too.

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IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Family.

Trixia Valle es comunicóloga con maestría en educación para la paz, autora de los best-sellers “La vida en el reventón”, 2002-2018, Timón Editores y “Sufro bullying y… ¡Ya no quiero ir a la escuela!”, 2009-2018 Timón Editores

Mucho que decir

Coarse & unrefined language (EXTRACT)

Se siete delle buone forchette venite ad ascoltare questo episodio !!!! 

🍕🥪🌮🥙🥘🫕🥖🧀🍳🥞🍤🍙🍚🍢🍧🍨🥧🍮🍿🍝

Anche voi avete gli occhi più grandi della bocca?? 👀

Venite a scoprire che significa!! Forza 🧐

#CapoInB🤌 

Essere una buona forchetta 🍴😋🍝

Customer: Excuse me, can you help me, please?
Staff: I’ll try!
Customer: I’m looking for some apples.
Staff: The produce section is in aisle 1, at the front of the store, near the door where you came in.
Customer: Sorry, can you repeat that?
Staff: Of course. Go to the front of the store, and near the door, where you came in, you’ll see the fruit and vegetables.
Customer: Right. Got it. Thanks so much.

English Conversation/Dialogue

At a Supermarket

LAYLA: Thanks for meeting with me during your lunch hour. I 
appreciate it.
MONICA: No problem. I’m happy to help. What’s going on?
LAYLA: Oh you know, the usual. Should I take this new job? Or do I 
stick with my current one?
MONICA: Well, I think it’s time for a change, don’t you? They pay you late 
and you are unhappy.
LAYLA: Do you really think so?
MONICA: I know so. And I’ve been listening to you complain for over a 
year now. Trust me. Take the job. What do you have to lose?



LANGUAGE NOTES
• In formal conversation, giving advice is often suggested through modals: ought to/ 
should / could / If I were you. In informal conversations people tend to use words such 
as I think that/ I feel that/ in my opinion.
• Listen for the emphasis on I know so and Trust me. These common phrases can be 
used to convey both positive and negative emotions. “I know so” conveys a deep belief 
or certainty. “To know” shows more certainty than “to think.”
• Notice the use of command forms: Take the job. /Trust me./ Go for it! The command 
form can be used to gently persuade someone

English Conversation practice (30-day challenge)

Day 30 (final) : Giving advice

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pCAsVMytGg2IJtVN9SomHM6m-H-T2h0c/view?usp=drivesdk