Tafadhali sikiliza hadithi ya leo ambayo inazungumzia hakimu asiye na busara. Hadithi hii ni tamu sana. 😄 Furahia! Itakusaidia ujifunze kuzungumza Kiswahili na itakuburudisha pia.

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Level: Intermediate
Source and transcription: https://www.italia.it/it/milano


🗺   CITTÀ ITALIANE #QuickItalianWithMara

⛪️  MILANO

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Episode 45 is here with verbs that bring action and engagement into your daily life! From helping out in tricky situations to tackling chores, these verbs are essential for expressing everyday moments.

🔹 Involve – 涉及 (Shèjí) 🤝
🔹 Iron – 熨烫 (Yùn tàng) 👔
🔹 Jail – 入狱 (Rù yù) 🚓
🔹 Jerk – 搐动 (Chù dòng) 🐕
🔹 Jog – 慢跑 (Mànpǎo) 🏃

For more practice, check out:
📘 C(45) Vocabulary Flash Cards: Visualize and Memorize – Quick reminders to help these verbs stick!
🎯 C(45) Verbs Quiz: Test Your Knowledge – Challenge yourself to master today’s verbs!





5 Verbs a Day. 每天学习五个动词。

C (45) Verbs Set : Involve Iron Jail Jerk Jog

HOTEL RECEPTIONIST: Hi, there. How can I help you?
CLAIRE: Well, I’m in town visiting for a few days, and I 
need to get some things done while I’m here.
HOTEL RECEPTIONIST: Sure. What do you need?
CLAIRE: I need to get my hair cut. I also need to have my
new pants hemmed.
HOTEL RECEPTIONIST: OK. Here’s a map of the city. There’s a good hair 
salon here, which is just a block away. And there’s 
a tailor right here. Is there anything else?
CLAIRE: Yes. I’ll need to have my car serviced before my
long drive home!
HOTEL RECEPTIONIST: No problem. There’s a good mechanic a few 
blocks away.


LANGUAGE NOTES
• Hi, there. Notice the intonation in this greeting. It rises after “Hi” and falls after “there.”
• Sure is a friendly expression to mean “OK.”
• Get my hair cut / have my new pants hemmed / have my car serviced. Notice get/
have + object + participle. This structure is used to describe actions that someone else 
does for us. “Get” and “have” are interchangeable here.
• Is there anything else? here means “Do you need more information?”
• Before my long drive home! Notice the emphasis and intonation on “home.” The 
speaker wants to show humor here. If she doesn’t get her car checked, she might not get 
home! She wants to be friendly and light with the receptionist.
• No problem here means “Don’t worry.” Notice the stress on “No.” The receptionist 
laughs first, then puts emphasis on “No” by lengthening the word. This shows that she 
understands the car could break down if it doesn’t get serviced