I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Persone e relazioni

The judge reads the documents. She listens again. She decides calmly. An employee brings the files. The secretary arranges them on the table. In the end, the lawyer thanks the judge and talks again with the client outside the courtroom.

In the square, the policeman checks the area and also checks the traffic. The carabinieri officer talks with the policeman and with some citizens. A driver stops badly, and the policeman asks him to move the car. Soon after, a soldier in uniform salutes and goes towards the barracks.

A lady says thank you, and a man says that he feels safer. The policeman listens, nods, and checks the street again.

At the restaurant, the male cook prepares the pasta and the female cook prepares the sauce, and they do it with care. The waiter brings the dishes and the waitress brings the water, and they bring everything quickly. At the counter, the barista prepares two coffees and speaks with a customer who is waiting.

The barista makes a cappuccino and talks with the lady who orders a dessert. At the back of the room, a boy and a girl talk quietly, and a friend waits for them outside. When they go out, they thank the waiter and the baristas, and they greet everyone.

In a shop, the salesman shows a jacket to a customer and makes him try the size. The saleswoman shows a dress to the customer and tells her how to match it. The manager walks by, looks at the shop windows, and asks to fix the prices.

An assistant helps the salesman: he carries a box, takes it to the counter, and then comes back right away. At the cash desk, the secretary prints the invoice and the secretary checks the data. The customer thanks, the customer smiles, and everyone works calmly.

In the morning, the farmer goes to the fields and works until the sun is high. The fisherman goes to the port and works with patience, even when the sea is rough. The farmer’s son helps his father and learns, while the daughter prepares lunch.