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August 13th, 2008
In today’s lesson Marcella and Giulia have met for breakfast at an Italian café before going to work. They are sitting at a table when Marcella realizes that it’s late.
Today we are going to cover how to ask for the time in Italian and we will start seeing comparativo di maggioranza “comparative of majority” and superlativo relativo “comparative superlative”.
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July 8th, 2008
It’s Saturday night and Elena and Anna are attending a friend’s party! Elena is really tired and she would like to go back home but Anna doesn’t seem to agree… Will Elena just fall asleep on a sofa???
Today we are going to study ho sonno, I am sleepy. But you’d better not be sleepy while listening to us! What am I saying no one can as today we have Cinzia doing not one but two voices!
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Grammar: che ora è?, che ore sono?, comparativo di maggioranza, superlativo relativo | Function: using comparatives and superlatives | Topic: at the cafè | Politeness Level: informal
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