Learn how to describe the most memorable parts of a past experience in Italian
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| Do you know how to talk about the highlights and qualities of a past experience in Italian? |
| You'll learn how in just a moment. |
| Hi, my name is Felice, and this is Three Step Italian by ItalianPod101.com. |
| In this lesson, you'll learn how to describe the most memorable parts of a past experience in Italian through a quick conversation. |
| Let's look at the dialogue. |
| As you listen, pay attention to how they ask about the topic and how the other person responds. |
| Il viaggio a Firenze è stato divertente. Grazie, nonna. |
| Di niente. Cosa ti è piaciuto di più? |
| Il tramonto sul fiume. E a te, nonna? |
| I funghi porcini. |
| Sì, anche a me sono piaciuti i funghi porcini. |
| Let's hear it with the English translation. |
| Il viaggio a Firenze è stato divertente. Grazie, nonna. |
| "The trip to Florence was fun. Thank you, Grandma." |
| Pay attention to the next line. Part of it follows the key speaking pattern you'll learn later in this lesson. |
| Di niente. Cosa ti è piaciuto di più? |
| "You're welcome. What did you like the most?" |
| Il tramonto sul fiume. E a te, nonna? |
| "The sunset over the river. And you, Grandma?" |
| I funghi porcini. |
| "The porcini mushrooms." |
| Pay attention to the next line as well. Part of it follows the key speaking pattern you'll learn later in this lesson. |
| Sì, anche a me sono piaciuti i funghi porcini. |
| "Yes, I liked the porcini mushrooms too." |
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