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Jan 2022
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18. Le festività italiane

Barbara Bassi
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Ciao! Sono Barbara, insegno italiano come lingua straniera e da novembre 2020 ti racconto l’Italia dal mio punto di vista. Ora che è gennaio 2022 vorrei parlarti delle festività che ogni anno si celebrano in Italia... Pronti? Via!

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