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Anna in Panetteria

Anna at the Bakery

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Situation: you are explaining a problem in first person.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Non so le parole.”?
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2 / 15
Situation: you are describing the next action in first person.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Entro nel negozio.”?
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3 / 15
Situation: you are naming an item in the bakery.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Questa è focaccia.”?
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Situation: you are using another common expression with avere.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Hai sete.”?
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5 / 15
Situation: you are describing the baker’s polite reply.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Il fornaio dice prego.”?
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6 / 15
Situation: you are asking the price in a shop.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Quanto costa?”?
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7 / 15
Situation: you are pointing at focaccia in the shop.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Questa è buona.”?
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8 / 15
Situation: you are saying how you feel before lunch.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Ho fame.”?
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9 / 15
Situation: you are saying what Anna eats outside the shop.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Mangia il cornetto.”?
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10 / 15
Situation: you are saying how Anna feels before she buys food.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Ha fame.”?
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11 / 15
Situation: you are describing the baker in one short line.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Il fornaio sorride e parla lentamente.”?
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12 / 15
Situation: you are talking to a friend about them.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Sei olandese.”?
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13 / 15
Situation: you are showing the baker what you want.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Indico il pane.”?
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14 / 15
Situation: you are pointing at bread in the shop.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Questo è buono.”?
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15 / 15
Situation: you are practising a new bakery word.
How would you translate the Italian sentence “Ripeto focaccia.”?
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