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I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Luoghi, viaggi e trasporti

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Places, Travel & Transport)

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Rome is a big city, but it manages always to offer a quiet corner.
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This way I get around better and I arrive without stress.
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In a big nation, the capital has a special energy, but also the small towns have character.
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I cross a bridge and I arrive near a park, where the air is lighter.
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In some areas you find markets and busy streets, in other areas you find silence and open landscapes.
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With a good ticket and a bit of attention, public transport they become easy.
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If I have time I go in into a garden and I walk slowly among the trees.
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I check the engine before leaving and I listen if it makes strange noises.
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If I have to reach an island, the boat is often the most comfortable choice, especially to arrive in a village by the sea.
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I walk along a main street and then I turn into a small street, just out of curiosity.
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I check to have the documents and the ticket, then I check again.
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If I have to change, I get off at the right stop and I wait calmly.
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In a region you find landscapes open, in another one you find hills and villages.
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I go in into a shop to buy water, then I stop by to the supermarket for something to eat.
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If I am tired, I take a taxi without thinking about it too much.
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I book a hotel or a hostel, it depends on the type of trip.
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If I have hunger, I choose a pizzeria or a restaurant simple near the main road.
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I have always with me the ticket and, when it is needed, also the pass for public transport in the city.
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When I travel in Italy I like to start from the centre of a city, because there I understand right away the atmosphere.
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I use the bicycle, or more simply the bike, when the weather it is good, because it is fast and practical.
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Italy is part of a continent full of nearby cultures, and the borders tell different stories.
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Other times I look for a nearby city, so I can move around easily.
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If a tire it loses pressure, I stop and I check right away.
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Every nation has rules different and every border is felt, even when you do not see it.
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Then I move towards a neighbourhood quieter, where there are fewer tourists.
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