Italy By: Caprice
Italy is a nice place for almost every thing and I am going to tell you some stuff about Italy so you may not want to leave because Italy's the way to go.
Italy Food
In northern Italy, they eat Risotto [ri-sot-toh] and Polenta [po-len-tah] . Risotto is a creamy rice dish. Polenta is cornmeal pudding. Italy’s ice cream and coffee is famous. Italy coffee is creamy and super strong. People in Italy buy Gelato [jeh-la-to] at shops and motorcycle carts it’s. Gelato is like sherbet and icecream. Italians eat fresh crusty bread with a cured meat or fish then salad or vegetables and ends with fruit or cheese. Italy pasta can come in many shaps and sizes. Crops are grapes,olives,wheat.
Animals From Italy
Brown bears and hawks make homes in the mountains. Otter, foxes and wild cats live in Apennine Mountains. Wolves live in southern Italy. Small birds and animals are common everywhere. Italians can see squirrels, rabbits, swallows, pigeons, and songbirds. Animals once lived in Italy but people lived in the areas where animals used to live. Italians used to hunt inbex the chamois. Sharks and octopuses swim in deep waters. Tuna and swordfish swim in the Mediterranean Sea. Today wild goats and antelope, live in Italy’s national parks.
Sports And Music
Soccer is Italy’s favorite sport. Soccer is fun. Italians watch soccer games on Sunday afternoons. Italians enjoy riding bikes and car racing. Children collect pictures of soccer ball players.The best known car race is Toure Of Italy. Racers peddle around Italy for three weeks. Italians enjoy more sports too. People ski year around the moutains. Italy has really good weather for tennis. Italians like alot of water sports. Italians made opera in the 1600s. Opera songs are in Italy.
Some Italian Words
Father: papa [pa-pa]
Good bye: arrivederci [ah-ree-vuh-dur-chee]
Hi or bye: ciro [chow]
Mother: mama [mah-mah]
Yes: se [see]
Please: perfavore [per-fav-vah-ray]
Thank you: grazie [grah-zee-uh]
No: no [noh]
Good bye: arrivederci [ah-ree-vuh-dur-chee]
Hi or bye: ciro [chow]
Mother: mama [mah-mah]
Yes: se [see]
Please: perfavore [per-fav-vah-ray]
Thank you: grazie [grah-zee-uh]
No: no [noh]
Fast Facts By: Kristin Thoennes
Name: Italin Republic
Capital: Rome
Population: More than 57 millon
Language: Italian
Religion: Most Romen Catholic
Size: 116,341 square miles [301,323 square miles kilome] Italy is about the size of U.S. state of Arizona. Italy lives in areas with few people.
Flag:The Italian flag has three equal vertical strips. The strips are green white and red. Green means hope. The white strip stands for faith. The red strip represent help given to people in need. Italy adopted it’s flag in the 1870s.
Currency: The unit of Italys currency is the lira. In the late 1990s about 1,773 lira equaled 1 Canadian dollar.
Capital: Rome
Population: More than 57 millon
Language: Italian
Religion: Most Romen Catholic
Size: 116,341 square miles [301,323 square miles kilome] Italy is about the size of U.S. state of Arizona. Italy lives in areas with few people.
Flag:The Italian flag has three equal vertical strips. The strips are green white and red. Green means hope. The white strip stands for faith. The red strip represent help given to people in need. Italy adopted it’s flag in the 1870s.
Currency: The unit of Italys currency is the lira. In the late 1990s about 1,773 lira equaled 1 Canadian dollar.
Vocabulary
Italy: It is a country
Italians: People that live in Italy or is from Italy
Capital: A town or city that is the official seat of government in a political entity, such as a state or nation
Population: The number of inhabitants (either the total number or the number of a particular race or class) in a given place (country or city etc)
Language: communication by word of mouth
Religion: Having or showing belief in and reverence for God or a deity
Currency: Money in any form when in actual use as a medium of exchange, especially circulating paper money
Italians: People that live in Italy or is from Italy
Capital: A town or city that is the official seat of government in a political entity, such as a state or nation
Population: The number of inhabitants (either the total number or the number of a particular race or class) in a given place (country or city etc)
Language: communication by word of mouth
Religion: Having or showing belief in and reverence for God or a deity
Currency: Money in any form when in actual use as a medium of exchange, especially circulating paper money
Italy is the way to go
So you see Italy is a perfect place to go to and is so cool I hope you liked this and remimber Italy is the way to go.