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Why this episode is unique
This episode is a little different from anything else I’ve done before in that I go through some phrases that I learned/reviewed while reading the novel Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter.
Le frasi
— La mamma – Mom
— Mia mamma – My mom
— La zia– Aunt
— Mia zia – My aunt
— Il zio – Uncle
— Mio zio – My uncle
— Il nipote– nephew/niece
— Mio nipote – My nephew
— Mia nipote – My niece
— I nonni – Grandparents
— I miei nonni – My grandparents
L’esempio: “E smettila di mostrare le gambe a mio nipote.”
— L’attimo che dura per sempre – The moment that lasts forever.
— L’inizio – the beginning
Resources mentioned:
— Podcast Episode 18: How to Learn Italian from Novels about Italy Pt.1
