ITL. 3 Where you come from

- Come stai oggi?
- Io sto bene.

- Come ti chiami?
- Io mi chiamo Lisa.

- Boungiorno!
- Ciao! Come stai?
- Io sto bene. E tu?
- Nonce male. Come te chiami?
- Mi chiamo Mark.
- Piacere. Io mi chiamo Giovanna.
- Di dove sei, Mark?
- Sono scozzese. E tu, di dove sei?
- Io sono italiana. Sono di Milano.

Scozzese, inglese, irlandese, canadese
Italiano/a, americano/a, australiano/a

- E  lei? Di dove e?
- Io sono di Firenze/Napoli/Venezia/Roma

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