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Let’s review the key vocabulary.
"Italian."
Italiano. Italiano.
Italiana. Italiana.
"American."
Americano. Americano.
Americana. Americana.
"Australian."
Australiano. Australiano.
Australiana. Australiana.
Inglese. "British." Inglese. Inglese.
Note in Italian this word in a strict sense means "English," but it's widely used to mean "British."
Let's review.
Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud.
Then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation.
Ready?
Do you remember how to say "yes?"
Sì.
Sì.
Do you remember the word for an "Italian" woman?
Italiana.
Italiana.
And how Ms. Palmieri says,
"Yes, I'm Italian."
Sì, sono italiana.
Sì, sono italiana.
Do you remember how Ms. Erba asks,
"Are you Italian?"
Sei italiana?
Sei italiana?
Do you remember the word for a British man?
Inglese.
Inglese.
And the word for an Australian woman?
Australiana.
Australiana.
Do you remember the word for an American woman?
Americana.
Americana.
And how to say "no?"
No.
No.

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