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Talking About Weekend Plans
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Asking for Street Directions
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Trying on Clothes
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Eating at a Restaurant
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Checking Into a Hotel Room
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Talking About Weekend Plans
You meet everyday words and short phrases for weekend plans. One friend talks with Mia and Ben about movies, dinner, and time together. The examples reuse familiar activities as the friends choose what to do.
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Asking for Street Directions
Basic questions and street directions guide a walk to the library. You ask a woman for help, follow her directions, and find the entrance. Short questions and directions appear alongside words for places you pass.
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Trying on Clothes
Common words and short phrases for trying on clothes appear in a shopping story. A shopper chooses a shirt and pants, tries them on, and asks for different sizes. Size words and short phrases show what feels wrong and what fits well.
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Eating at a Restaurant
You meet common restaurant words and polite requests. Two friends find a table, choose drinks, and order food. The examples reuse familiar words in short questions and requests.
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Checking Into a Hotel Room
Hotel check-in includes names, room details, and a room key. A guest gives reservation details and asks about the room and breakfast. Short questions reuse words like room and key.
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Getting Coffee With a Friend
Meet a friend at a café and order a drink. Follow the visit from finding a table to drinking coffee and tea. Short requests repeat familiar words for drink choices and payment.
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Checking In for a Flight
This set covers checking in for a flight and dropping off a bag. The cards follow a traveler from the check-in counter to the bag drop. Short requests and repeated words connect each step.
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Meeting Someone New
This set covers greetings and simple personal details when you meet someone new.Two people say hello, talk about home, family, work, and interests, and then say goodbye. Short questions and answers repeat familiar words.
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Finding Your Way in Town
Ask for and understand directions in the street when you are looking for a place in an Italian town.Polite openings: address strangers with the polite Lei form, such as Scusi, and understand polite commands like vada (go) and giri (turn).Everyday places: ask for a square, the station, a pharmacy or a bus stop.Clear directions: catch the common phrases for straight ahead, left, right, nearby and a few minutes on foot.
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At the Bar: Coffee and Breakfast
Step into an Italian bar for morning coffee and breakfast, from ordering at the counter to paying at the till.How the bar works: standing at the counter (al banco), sitting at a table (al tavolo), or paying first at the till (la cassa)Polite questions from the barista using the formal Lei formOrdering coffee, filled or plain pastries, and a glass of water
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Meeting Someone New
First conversations in Italian when meeting people your own age at a language course, a hostel, or a party, alongside a few polite phrases for a host or an older neighbor.Greeting someone and asking their name with informal tu and polite LeiSaying where you come from and where you live with essere di, venire da, abitare, and vivereTalking about work, studies, why you are in Italy, and how much Italian you speak
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My Phone in Everyday Use
Talk about your phone in everyday situations in France: calling someone, sending messages, getting online and dealing with a dead battery or a broken phone.Everyday words: le portable, le message, le réseau, la batterie, le chargeurKey verbs: appeler, répondre, envoyer, charger, marcherNotes on French usage: regional words for mobile phones and natural expressions like avoir du réseau and je n'ai plus de batterie.
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How I Spend My Free Time
Talk about what you enjoy doing outside of work or study, from quiet evenings at home to staying active and going out with friends.Everyday activities: common words for music, reading, cooking, sports and relaxing.Likes and preferences: natural ways to say what you like, love or prefer doing.Your weekly routine: pay attention to how frequency words like souvent and time phrases like le soir or le week-end connect hobbies to real life.As you listen, picture your own week and try swapping the activities in the examples for the things you actually do.
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Stories Behind My Photos
Talk about the photos on your phone or in an album. In this set, you meet everyday words to point out where people are in the frame, say what they are doing and wearing, and share simple memories.Notice how French uses sur la photo (on the photo) rather than 'in'.Learn position words in pairs like à gauche and à droite, or devant and derrière.Practice by opening your own camera roll and describing two or three pictures out loud.
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Quiet Study Between Classes
Talk about reading, writing and studying on your own at home or in a library.Everyday objects: books, notebooks, pens and dictionaries.Core study actions: reading texts, looking up words, taking notes and doing exercises.Natural flow: follow a quiet study session from opening a book to reviewing before the next class.
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Reading and Saying Clock Times
Ask and tell the time in French, talk about daily schedules, and understand shop opening hours.Telling the time: expressions with Il est..., quarters, halves, noon, and midnight.Parts of the day: how to specify morning, afternoon, and evening, plus the 24-hour clock used in France for schedules.Opening hours: essential words for when places open and close.Notice how French puts the hour first and adds minutes, et quart, or et demie right after heures.
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Reacting in Conversation
Short expressions and spoken fillers Italians use to react in everyday conversation with friends:Surprise, joy and relief: Davvero?, Ma dai!, Che bello!, Meno male!Sympathy, agreement and reassurance: Che peccato!, Appunto!, Figurati!, Ci mancherebbe!Doubt, impatience and spoken fillers: Macché!, Uffa!, Boh!, cioè, insommaListen closely to the intonation in the examples, since tone of voice gives these short reactions much of their meaning.
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Museums, Sights and Guided Tours
Follow a visit to an Italian museum, exhibition or historic church from the ticket desk to the exit.Buying full-price or reduced tickets, checking opening hours and picking up an audio guideUnderstanding museum and church rules about bags, photos and dress codesJoining a guided tour, asking the guide questions with polite Lei and talking about what was worth seeing
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Cooking at Home
Cook a meal in Italian from prepping vegetables to bringing the pan to the table, using the everyday words friends say in the kitchen.Cooking steps: verbs for cutting, heating oil, sautéing, boiling, stirring, draining and tastingIn the kitchen: the pot and the pan, cooking heat, and everyday measures like un filo d'olio and un pizzico di saleNatural remarks: short sentences using tu that follow the order of making a meal together
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Making Plans With Friends
Informal phrases and verbs for making, changing and cancelling plans with friends in Italian, using tu.Suggesting an aperitivo, a dinner or a weekend trip, and accepting with enthusiasmFixing a time and place, booking a table and picking someone upSaying you cannot make it, moving a plan to another day or texting that you are running lateNotice how verbs for meeting and keeping in touch use ci for 'each other': ci vediamo, ci troviamo, ci sentiamo.
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At the Pharmacy on a Trip
If you feel unwell or have a minor accident while traveling in Italy, your first stop is usually a farmacia, where a pharmacist can give advice and sell most everyday remedies over the counter.Explain what is wrong: say where it hurts and describe common problems like a fever, a cold, a stomach ache, sunburn, or an insect bite.Ask for what you need: polite phrases with formal Lei to ask for a remedy and tell the pharmacist how long you have had your symptoms.Understand the advice: follow simple instructions on how and when to take a medicine, and know when you need a prescription or a doctor.
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Free Time and Hobbies
Talk with friends about what you enjoy doing in your free time, how often you do it, and invite someone to join you.Pay attention to the verb that goes with each activity: Italians use fare for general exercise, walks and photography, giocare a for games and ball sports, suonare for musical instruments, and andare for places like the gym or the mountains.Listen to how frequency expressions like nel fine settimana and due volte alla settimana fit naturally into everyday sentences.
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At the Market and in Shops
Phrases and words you hear and use at an Italian food market and in small shops, from buying cheese by weight to trying on clothes and paying at the till.Order quantities at the counter with un etto di and mezzo chilo, ask for a taste, and check the price.Browse in a shop, ask to try something on, and ask for another size or a gift wrap.Notice how shopkeepers and customers speak to each other using polite Lei forms such as Desidera?, Mi dà…? and Ecco a Lei.
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At a Hotel or B&B
Words and phrases for staying at a hotel or B&B in Italy, from arriving late for check-in to leaving your bags on the last day.Follows the order of a real stay: getting your key, sorting out the wrong room, reporting things that do not work, checking breakfast times and paying the tourist tax.Notice how guests and staff address each other politely using the formal Lei form, with phrases like Scusi, Mi può dare and Preferisce.
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