Learn Italian with ItalianPod101.com! Today is your big Italian exam at the university in Italy. To say you are nervous would not do justice to the million little butterflies flying frantically around in your stomach! You hesitantly know on your professor’s door and you hear him rumble in Italian, “Please, come in!” As you enter his office of doom, he tells you in Italian, “Please, don’t be nervous (why do they always say that?). Have a seat.” Trembling from the tips of your toes to the tip of your properly placed thinking cap, you shakily reply in Italian, “Please, tell me where you would like me to begin.” Laughing as if he enjoys the torture, he leans back in his oversized leather chair and replies in Italian, “Just talk to me in Italian about your favorite subject!” Hmm, should you start with skipping school or making fun of professors in Italian?

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