PART 1 · LESSON 2 OF 30 · 33 MINUTES Free
Where Are You From?
On Sunday morning Laura meets Signora Ada, who runs the pasta school, rolls pasta even on a Sunday, and speaks much too fast. Ada notices the black notebook. At nine o'clock Laura's grandmother calls, and asks her to open it. Say good morning and where you're from, say you speak a little Italian, and ask someone to slow down when you don't understand.
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THE STORY
It's Sunday morning. In the big kitchen of the school, Signora Ada, who runs it, is rolling out a sheet of pasta as wide as the table. She wants to know who her new student is, and then she explains the timetable, much too fast. She notices the black notebook. At nine o'clock, Laura's grandmother calls, and asks about the notebook. This is the conversation you'll be able to say by the end of the lesson.
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