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 \nGIORGIO(looking at his watch)Sono le dieci.  \nSIG.Le dieci soltanto?  \nGIORGIO(looking at his watch again)No,no,mi scusi.L'orologionon va.  \nSIG.Anche il mio non va.(seeing the clock above Giorgio'shead)Ah,ecco un orologio.Sono le dieci e trenta.  \nGIORGIO Già le diecie trenta!  \nSIG.Aspetta qualcuno?  \nGIORGI0 Aspetto una signorina.  \nSIG.Anch'io aspetto una signorina.  \nGIORGIO (shaking his head)Le donne sono tutte cosi.Sempre inritardo.  \nSIG.Già.Per che ora aspetta la signorina?  \nGIORGIO Per le nove e trenta.  \nSIG.(surprised)Ma sono le dieci e trenta!  \nGIORGIO Dieci e trentatre.(points to clock)E lei per che ora aspettala signorina?  \nSIG.Per le diecie trenta.  \nGIORGIO Per lei va bene,allora.Sono soltanto (looks at cl","cbCaitEuTSj6iR7d","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitEuTSj6iR7d","pdf",2759902,68,"English","# In ritardo\n## personaggi\n# Contents\n## 11. In ritardo\n## 12. In banca\n## 13. Lungo la strada\n## 14. Il pic-nic\n## 15. Guasto alla machina\n## 16. La sosta\n## 17. Alla posta\n## 18. Dal fotografo\n## 19. In famiglia\n## 20. L'appartamento\n# Key to exercises\n# Glossary\n# Songs","[{\"question\":\"What does Book 2 of the Parliamo Italiano course contain?\",\"answer\":\"Book 2 contains the basic dialogue for each programme, a list of words and expressions with meanings, explanations of usage, pronunciation hints, and practice material. It also includes a key to exercises, a glossary, and the words of songs heard in the programmes.\"},{\"question\":\"How should learners use the programme and record according to the book?\",\"answer\":\"Learners are advised to first look and listen to the programmes, then read the explanation part after broadcast. 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