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2. An Unusual Soccer Game (Culture Shot)

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An Unusual Soccer Game - Una Strana Partita Di Calcio

Welcome to the second episode of a new series called “Culture Shot” (“Colpo di Cultura”, in Italian), a weekly small bite of culture coming from Italy. You do know Italians love soccer as much as they hate traffic (well, everybody hates traffic, right?), so they just found a colorful way to have a little fun with the game they love while stuck on the freeway. That’s the Italian way, ladies and gentleman!

Culture Shot – Episode Nr. 2

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7 Responses to "2. An Unusual Soccer Game (Culture Shot)"

Jaylo Says:

December 18th, 2006 at 12:54 pm

Grazie per questa lezione , e’ molto interesante. la cultura Italiana e’ molto bella.

Dante Says:

December 26th, 2006 at 1:00 pm

Ciao Massimo e Jane! Come va?!..Questa lezione è interesante e molto divertente, ma non penso che è strano giocare al calcio in mezzo della strada!.

Ciao e a presto!!

p.s. Forza Juve!!!

LearnItalianPod.com Says:

December 26th, 2006 at 11:15 pm

Dante, it’s not strange at all to play soccer on the street – in Italy everybody does that… What’s unusual is to play soccer in the middle of the… “autostrada”!

Dante Says:

January 6th, 2007 at 11:23 pm

strada, autostrada, ogni luogo è un campo di calcio (sono un propio calciatore ). comunque…Grazie mille per il suo podcast perché è un grade aiuto per me!. E’ vero!, cinque minuti al giorno fare la differenza!

ciao e a presto!
il tuo amico
-dante-

p.s. sorry!, il mio italiano è ancora mallissimo. sai, ho imparato l’italiano da solo, con l’aiuto dei miei amici italiani e Learnitalianpod.com .

Gabor Says:

January 30th, 2007 at 7:22 am

Ciao

Ho una domanda.
Quando Massimo legge la storia, io odo: “…danno vita a una partita di calcio” ma quando Jane legge, io odo: “…danno vita d’ una partita di calcio”. C’e differenza infatti o devo andare a medico di orecchio?

LearnItalianPod.com Says:

January 30th, 2007 at 9:35 am

Gabor, It’s actually both “danno vita a una partita” and “danno vita ad una partita”. Both sentences are correct.

The letter”d” between “a” and “u” (both vowels) it’s a common way to make a better connection between two vowels.

Other example:
“ho chiesto a un amico” – I asked to a friend
“ho chiesto ad un amico” – I asked to a friend

Susana Says:

October 8th, 2007 at 9:02 pm

I enjoy the Culture Shots very much.

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