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Lesson Introduction
Today's lesson takes place in a supermarket. We'll be following a conversation between two people who are having that sometimes frustrating conversation about what to do for dinner. And it's decision time: what will they be eating?
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saeedhassanpoor says
October 10, 2008
how much can i pay?
hermessarmiento says
October 10, 2008
Mi piacce la classe.
chapo says
October 13, 2008
Molto bene Catherine e Marco!
marcod says
October 16, 2008
grazie mille amici italianpodini,
la domanda è:
vi piace il pesto? [do you guys like pesto?]
catherinem says
October 16, 2008
Mi piace il pesto. Mi piace da morire!!
jaandlu says
October 16, 2008
Mi piace cosi cosi il pesto.
ire_ne says
October 16, 2008
Mi piace un sacco il pesto!!!
shirinmehrabi says
November 1, 2008
mi piace un grande gelato
azzurro083 says
April 12, 2009
grazie per carne macinata
blueschaeffer says
August 11, 2009
Bonjourno! I am brand new to Italian pod. I am American and love gnocci - so glad to know I was pronouncing it correctly. I, too, love pesto. Americans just have food envy of Italians. Your food is so much better!
annaa says
August 11, 2009
Buongiorno blueschaeffer! Benvenuto a Italianpod! Welcome, I also loooove gnocchi (we spell it with the h!!) ...yes definitely we have really good food, have you ever been to Italy to get the authentic italian food experience? ;-)
blueschaeffer says
August 12, 2009
I've been once, just for a day. I was staying in the French Alps and took a day trip from St. Bernard across the border to Saint Bernardo (Italian side). I had a lovely meal there. We are traveling to Italy in the spring, and I look forward to the delicious food, and hope I can pick up a bit of Italian for our trip.
annaa says
August 12, 2009
Blueshaffer, the landscape near Passo San Bernardo is beautiful and I'm sure that the meal was lovely!
Hope we can help you with Italianpod to learn as much as you can during these months... If you have any questions or suggestion feel free to write here in the discussion section!
fairhsa1 says
May 16, 2010
Why is carne machinata translated as "ground meat" - isn't it just mince?
catherinem says
May 24, 2010
@fairhsa1 The two mean the same thing (ground/minced meat) and can be translated as carne macinata.