Do you often find youself struggling with English words that sound similar in Italian?

Here are some useful examples in context.

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In this episode of #MustWatch TV Series/Movies, I'd like to recommend a thriller which also has a little bit of adventure and mystery 'Those Who Wish Me Dead' is a fairly good movie that deserves a watch. Watch it and let me know what you think of it. Enjoy!

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Nell'episodio di oggi vi parlerò dei pro e contro del Natale in Italia. Buon ascolto e soprattutto buon natale!

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Turista: Buongiorno, mi scusi, posso chiederle delle indicazioni? Vorrei sapere come arrivare dalla Fontana di Trevi a Piazza di Spagna.

Passante: Certamente! Per raggiungere Piazza di Spagna dalla Fontana di Trevi, proceda in direzione est su Piazza di Trevi, verso Via della Stamperia.

 Dopo, svolti a sinistra e prenda Via della Stamperia.

Turista: Buongiorno, mi scusi, posso chiederle delle indicazioni? Vorrei sapere come arrivare dalla Fontana di Trevi a Piazza di Spagna.

Passante: Certamente! Allora, proceda in direzione est su Piazza di Trevi, verso Via della Stamperia.

 Da lì, continui sempre dritto per Via della Panetteria.

Poi prosegua su Via del Nazareno, quindi giri a sinistra in Largo del Nazareno.

Dopo, svolti a destra e prenda Via di Sant'Andrea delle Fratte.

Poi, continui su Via di Propaganda.

Da qui, prosegua dritto su Via di Propaganda, e arriverà a Piazza di Spagna. È una breve passeggiata da qui.

Turista: Quanto tempo ci vuole?

Passante: circa 8-10 minuti.

Turista: La ringrazio tantissimo per le indicazioni! È stata davvero gentile.

Passante: Di niente, Buona giornata!


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We all want our friends and relatives to be happy, but who is responsible for their care?
Today we read a story about a 95 year old woman in the UK.

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h_1HX3Bsi1CMHmMKQoPT0G36CwgMdNBS0uekz6NK7EE/edit?usp=drivesdk


Extract: 
We're going to go through a new story today and it begins with anger as a 95 year old (is)  told to take out her bins. Now, I just want to give you some background to this first of all. So, here in the UK, we have to put our bins on the streets for them to be collected and emptied.
So we have large bins, which are referred to as wheelie bins, And we must put those on the street. Depending on your relationship with your neighbours if you live in an apartment block, someone may do this for you. But the council employees, the people who come to empty the bins, will not come upon your property to collect them. They used to. But they don't any more. Depending on the council and depending on their funding, You may be able to request them to help you if you're old or infirm. As money is tight  these days for everyone, more and more councils are refusing to do this. A council is simply a local area government.
 Now we're going to read through a story here about what's happened to a 95 year old. Now, bearing in mind that here in the UK, we don't generally mix with our neighbours unless we know them very well or are related to them.
As I’ve often told you, we view  the Government almost like a mother or father, we expect them to do the things, which perhaps in your country is done by a community.



