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I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Casa e oggetti

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Home & Objects)

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On hot days I go up to the shared terrace and I breathe fresh air.
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After dinner I put back every object in its place and the kitchen it seems already more tidy.
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If a room it is cold, I open a little the radiator (the radiator) and I wait a few minutes.
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In the apartment we have moved chairs and boxes from one room to another.
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When I enter into the new house, I open the boxes and I look at each room calmly.
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If I need something frozen, I open the freezer, I take and I close again right away.
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In winter I turn on the stove and I turn on also the heater only when it is needed.
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In the living room I turn off the lamp, I tidy the sofa and I put away a few things left on the table.
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in the evening I come back and I look for the key in the bag, because I do not want make noise.
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When I open a drawer, I find always something that I was looking for for days.
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I put the clothes in the washing machine, I start and then I go back to tidy the house.
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We have assembled the wardrobe, then we have checked drawers and shelves.
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From the glass door I see the balcony, and on the balcony I put some plants.
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I enter into the shower, I adjust the tap and I wash calmly.
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To close I turn the key in the lock and I check twice.
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each time we were opening the door, we were passing and then we were closing again right away, so as not to block the way.
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I choose a light colour for the walls and I compare it in the light of the day.
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I check the toilet (the restroom) and I leave it always clean.
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I put two pillows and I put them always in the same way, because it relaxes me.
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When it arrives spring I use often the balcony and I make it more welcoming.
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From there you can see also the roof, and the building it seems even big.
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Finally I turn on the hair dryer, I dry well and I turn off.
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On Saturday I do the cleaning and I do everything with a list.
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In the end we have breathed: the house was a mess, but a mess we can handle.
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I go in, I close the door and I check again the lock, because I like to feel safe.
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