45. At The Village Fair
Level: Beginner

Fall is almost here, leaves turn red and yellow… the village fair begins! Every year it brings “caldarroste” (roasted chestnuts), “torrone” (nougat), and “mandorlato” (almond candies), delicious treaties that makes autumn warm and enjoyable. Let’s take a ride on a merry-go-round while celebrating the end of summer!
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6 Responses to "45. At The Village Fair"
Marcus Says:
October 8th, 2006 at 9:41 pmIs it true, as a friend of mine (Italian) says, that nougat was invented in Italy?
LearnItalianPod.com Says:
October 8th, 2006 at 9:48 pmCremona, Italy, is considered the torrone (nougat) capital of the world.
Every year in October, Cremona celebrates the Torrone Festival – an entire festival dedicated to nougat, which Cremona claims originated in the town.
A Visconti family wedding in 1441 called for a new dessert, and the family chefs came up with “torrone” (nougat).
keith graeve Says:
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thomas Says:
January 7th, 2007 at 9:13 amHi,
I’m frensh and i’m going to offer to my wife a trip to Firrenze next holidays (in one month). I didn’t no one word in italian 2 weeks ago ; i’ve been podcasting all your lessons and i’m listenning to them all day long with my MP3. I’m hiding from my wife because the journey is a secret. I’ve been improving a lot and say a BIG THANK YOU to massimo et jane. If i could give an advise : would it be possible you speak a little bit more italian for instance when you introduce yourself ?! so we can hear more italian for one single podcast…
Grazzie anyway. A bientôt
Thomas
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