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J: Hello I'm Jody and welcome to the American Cafe.

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J: Yes and I can't wait! I just bought some new clothes for the trip but more importantly I'm learning a little Italian. Piacere!

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J: Um, just a minute, (flipping through a book) hold on...

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J: You're absolutely right. I'll try harder.

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J: Yes, I am of Italian heritage H-E-R-I-T-A-G-E, and most of my family comes from Italy.

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J: I know, unfortunately, my father's mother and father...

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J: ...right. only spoke English in the home.

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J: I think during that era, that time period, it was very common for European immigrants to speak English.

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J: But you know the best way to broaden your horizons is to learn a foreign language.

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J: Oh right, Dianne.

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¹ê¿ý1: Diane: I'm Diane Adleberg and I live in Falls Church, Virginia. I'm on my second Italian class and I am not of Italian heritage but I love languages. And I think it's nice for Americans to broaden their horizons and learn a foreign language.

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J: Exactly. And also, Yang Chen, traveling is another way to broaden your horizons and it's fun.

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J: I hope so. (Speaking Italian), what do you think?

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J: I don't think so, but thanks any way.

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J: Maybe because it's so romantic!

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J: And Diane speaks French already. But she said that she has always wanted to learn Italian because of an opera that she loves very much!

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J: Diane gave us an example of her favorite aria in the opera La Traviata ...

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J: Again here is Diane.

¹ê¿ý3: Diane: I'll tell you how the aria to my favorite opera goes. It's: "Di provenze il mar il suol" And I've just always loved that aria.

J: "Di provenze il mar il suol" !!

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J: I asked her to translate and she wouldn't. She said we would have to investigate.

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J: Very poetic.

J: If we need to investigate, I guess we have to listen to it first. Here's the aria from La Traviata!

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J: Understand? No, not word. But it's so beautiful!

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J: Thanks for joining us on American Cafe.

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