Jennifer: Scusa, per andare in centro? Saverio: In centro? Eh……… prendi il 12 e scendi dopo quattro o cinque fermate..... Jennifer: Grazie! Saverio: Prego! Sei straniera, vero? Jennifer: Si, sono americana, di Chicago. Saverio: Chicago.... e sei per lavoro? Jennifer: No, per studiare. Sono qui da due giorni. Saverio: Allora, ben arrivata! Io mi chiamo Saverio. Jennifer: Io sono Jennifer, piacere. Saverio: Piacere. Complimenti, parli bene l’italiano! Jannifer: Grazie! Saverio: Ah........e abiti qui vicino? Jennifer: Si in via Verdi. Saverio: Davvero? Anch’io! Jennifer Allora...... a presto! Saverio: A presto! Ciao! READ THIS……

CAN YOU FIND NUMBERS? HOW’S THE PLURAL FORMED IN ITALIAN? HOW DO YOU GREET? FIND THE EQUIVALENT TO ‘I AM…’

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             Space invaders Falling in love Life begins at forty                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Â

Missing you Forgive and forget

a flower shop a banana split hAve you ever seen…..

a salad dressing a strawberry shake hAve you ever seen…..

ADS GRAND PIANO FOR SALE BY A LADY WITH VERY FINE LEGS LEATHER COAT FOR LADY IN VERY GOOD CONDITION

BIB TOOT KAYAK NOON POOP SOLOS POP TOT MOM DAD RACECAR DEED LEVEL PIP ROTOR CIVIC POP MADAM EYE NUN RADAR What can you see in these words? YES! THEY START AND END WITH THE SAME LETTER

PALINDROME A WORD OR SENTENCE THAT READS IN BOTH DIRECTIONS: BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS WAS IT A RAT I ……..? MADAM, I AM …….. BORROW OR ………? SAW ADAM ROB

A PLASTIC GLASS ORIGINAL COPY LIQUID GAS A SMALL FORTUNE CIVIL WAR AN INDUSTRIAL PARK OXYMORON – ( pl. oxymora)

CAN YOU THINK OF MORE EXAMPLES OF OXYMORA IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH ? WHAT ABOUT? Secreto a voces Una trucha legítima Una copia auténtica Policía Científica (ironic) Militar Intelligence (ironic, too!)

PUNNY RIDDLES WHAT DO YOU CALL A VERY SMALL MOTHER? WHEN A LEMON ASKS FOR HELP, WHAT DOES HE WANT? WHY IS SIX AFRAID OF SEVEN?

PUNNY RIDDLES A MIMIMUM A LEMONADE= LEMON AID BECAUSE SEVEN EIGHT NINE (EIGHT= ATE)

What five letters can you add "und" to - at the beginning and end - to create a common English word? (und_____und) UNDERGROUND

Just about three hours in a plane. (Okay, or 100 days walking, but the riddle didn't specify that he was walking - just that he can walk two miles per hour.) If a man can walk 2 miles per hour, and needs nine hours of sleep each day, what is the fastest he could travel the 3000 miles from New York to Los Angeles?