Hi my friends! Vincent Italian teacher here, how are you? Let’s talk about conjunctive today! This is not easy, even for Italian people. I decided to share with you nine sentences that people usually say. I’ll read the sentences a couple of times trying to make the correct intonation and then I will give you the meaning of the phrase. As usual I’m going to share in the description of the episode the transcription of what I’m going to say in Italian. Don’t forget to keep an eye on that just for the sake of exercise not only your listening but both your pronunciation and reading. 😎👉🏼 FOR YOUR PRACTICE: conjunctive - 9 phrases 1 Credo che non venga con noi in vacanza (I think she won’t come with us on vacation) 2 Speravo che vincessero i nostri. (I hoped our team could be able to win) 3 Dovunque andasse si divertiva. (Whenever she went she had fun) 4 Se cambiassi idea, fammelo sapere. (If you changed your mind please let me know) 5 Penso che valga la pena di tentare. (I think it’s worth it to give it a shot) 6 Desidero che partecipiate alle gare di atletica della scuola della città. (I hope you will take part to the athletic city’s race) 7 Dubitavamo che ripulissi così bene il salone. (we didn’t think you were able to thoroughly clean up the living room) 8 Sospettiamo che il testimone non dica la verità. (We think the witness is not saying the truth) 9 Eravate convinti che non raccogliessimo tante adesioni. (You thought we didn’t get so many consents) Okay we did it! Remember that I’m used to sharing an episode every Friday so that you can improve your level! So thank you so much for tuning in to my podcast guys! See you next time, bye!