37. Talking On The Phone
May 7th, 2006

Who doesn’t know how hard it is to speak a foreign language over the phone? Not anymore so after this lesson! In today’s episode we will learn and practice some useful informal expressions you can use while making a phone call to a friend.
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3 Responses to "37. Talking On The Phone"
Rudi Santos Says:
May 8th, 2006 at 7:08 pmCiao
Io sono brasiliano i volio imparare italiano.
I was realy glad to have you Maximo, Jane and Monica to teach so beautifull language.
I have a lot of difficult with the conjugation of the verbs, but, day to day i’m learnig how to do it with you.
I hope yo continue with this beautifull work wich provides the chance of everyone in the world to learn Italian.
grazie mille per tuo lavoro
I feel a lot of dificult in writing. I would like to have italian friends to write. Can i write to you?
Any time you come to Brasil, count on me to show you São Paulo , the place I live.
Ciao
ci vejiamo
Davina Says:
November 10th, 2008 at 3:13 pm Ciao Jane and Massimo,
I am finding your podcasts a great way to learn Italian. Most enjoyable. I am a little confused with the translation of one of the sentences in the supplemantary vocubulary - “Ci sentiamo piu tardi” - I will talk to you later.
Should this not translate as “I will listen to you later” as the verb sentire means to listen?
I look forward to your reply.
Ciao, Ciao, Davina
LearnItalianPod.com Says:
November 10th, 2008 at 11:50 pmDavina, the expression “ci sentiamo piu’ tardi” means literally “we will hear from each other later” - it’s actually an idiomatic expression equivalent to the English “I will talk to you later”, or “we’ll talk later”.
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