Archive for March, 2006
11. In Bocca Al Lupo! (Intermediate)
March 30th, 2006

When someone is taking a trip, one way to wish that person off is to say, “in bocca al lupo,” which means, “in the mouth of the wolf”. Let’s wish “in bocca al lupo” to Giovanna (aka Jane), who is taking a trip to… the kitchen, ready to cook dinner for everybody. Some say she cannot cook, she says everything’s under control. Dinner’s served!
Intermediate Level - Lesson Nr. 11
32. What A Beautiful Morning
March 27th, 2006

Giovanna (aka Jane) is definitely a daytime person. She likes early morning best, and the earlier, the better. Massimo, ehm… the opposite. In today’s lesson, we are going to learn and conjugate verbs ending in “ire”, like “dormire” (to sleep) and some useful expression we can use to describe people’s habits. Are you a nighttime or daytime person?
10. What Is The Weather Like? (Intermediate)
March 23rd, 2006

What is the most talked about subject in the world - THE real conversation opener? That’s right, the weather! So let’s learn some handy expressions you can use when you desperately need to keep a conversation going, but you run out of ideas. “Nice weather tonight, uh?”
Intermediate Level - Lesson Nr. 10
31. Home Sweet Home
March 20th, 2006

Some says “There’s nothing like home sweet home”. We agree. In today’s lesson, we are going to learn some very useful words and expressions you can use when describing a house or an apartment.
9. What A Party! (Intermediate)
March 16th, 2006

In today’s episode, we are going to hear about a fun birthday party, and a lucky girl that received some very nice presents. We’ll learn and practice more verbs and useful expressions using the past tense.
Intermediate Level - Lesson Nr. 9
30. Let’s Get Lost In Rome
March 13th, 2006

We are spending a nice afternoon in Rome, first trying to find the Colosseum and then finding our way to the Bar Roma, where we’ll be tasting some delicious Chianti wine while facing the sunset. After learning how to ask for and understand directions, it’s finally time for us to… get lost! Ah, Rome, city of the soul!
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