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ittra dwar safra
- 2. Ikteb ittra lill-ħabib jew ħabiba tiegħek biex tirrakkuntalu jew tirrakkuntalha fejn mort, x’rajt u x’ħadt gost tagħmel l-aktar.
- 3. • Fejn mort? • Ma’ min mort? • Fejn mort toqgħod? • Kemm domt? • X’rajt? • Ma’ min iltqajt? • X’ħadt gost tagħmel l-aktar? • Ġibt xi ħaġa miegħek? • Tixtieq il-ħabib jew ħabiba tiegħek kien/kienet miegħek?
- 4. Fejn mort? X’pajjiż jew belt żort? L-Italja – Ruma, Venezja, Pisa, Napli, Milan, Sqallija... L-Ingilterra – Londra, Manchester, Liverpool... Spanja – Madrid, Barcelona, Costa Brava, Sevilja... Franza – Pariġi, Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse...
- 5. L-Italja
- 6. L-Ingilterra
- 7. Spanja
- 8. Franza
- 9. Ma’ min mort? waħdi mal-familja ma’ tur ta’ aġenzija tal-ivjaġġar ma’ xi ħbieb
- 11. Kemm domt? ġimgħa ħmistax erbat ijiem ftit ġranet
- 12. X’rajt? Palazz Forti Kastell Monument Statwa Funtana Mużew tal-arti Katidral Knisja Pont Muntanja Xmara Għadira Park tal-attrazzjonijiet Zu Ġnien kbir Restorant Ħotel Ħwienet tas-suvenirs Żfin u ikel tradizzjonali
- 13. Ma’ min iltqajt? nies tal-post familjari tiegħek li joqgħodu hemm nies Maltin oħra li kienu vaganza
- 14. X’ħadt gost tagħmel l-aktar? tara l-veduti jew monumenti iżżur xi mużewijiet tirkeb ir-rajds tal-park tad- divertiment tiekol l-ikel ta’ dan il-pajjiż tgħum fil-pul tal-ħotel
- 15. Ġibt xi ħaġa miegħek? Ħadt ħafna ritratti Ġbidt vidjo Xtrajt xi ħwejjeġ, logħob... Ġibt xi suvenir għall-familjari jew ħbieb Ġibt tifkira
- 16. Tixtieq li l-ħabib jew ħabiba tiegħek kien/kienet miegħek? Kemm konna nieħdu gost kieku ... Tgħidx kemm immissjajtek ... Kemm xtaqt li ... Kieku ġejt magħna konna ... Il-ħin kollu niftakar fik, l-aktar xħin ...
- 17. Ejja niktbu l-ittra mela... Ikteb ittra lill-ħabib jew ħabiba tiegħek biex tirrakkuntalu jew tirrakkuntalha fejn mort, x’rajt u x’ħadt gost tagħmel l-aktar.
- 18. Pinġi l-envelopp bil-bolla u ikteb l- indirizz tal-ħabib jew ħabiba tiegħek fuqu. Isem tal-ħabib jew ħabib Numru u isem tad-dar Isem tat-triq Lokalita’ u kodiċi postali
- 19. Kif tibda ittra? Data ta’ meta qed tikteb Numru u isem tad-dar tiegħek Isem tat-triq Lokalita’ u kodiċi postali Għażiż ___________,
- 20. Kif tispiċċa ittra? Dejjem tiegħek, Ismek
- 21. • Fejn mort? • Ma’ min mort? • Fejn mort toqgħod? • Kemm domt? • X’rajt? • Ma’ min iltqajt? • X’ħadt gost tagħmel l-aktar? • Ġibt xi ħaġa miegħek? • Tixtieq il-ħabib jew ħabiba tiegħek kien/kienet miegħek?