Dialogo presente continuo.

John.- Hi, Mary.

-- Mary.- Hi John. Have you been waiting for a long time?

-- John.- Oh, no. I’ve just arrived a few minutes ago.

-- Mary.- Great.

-- John.- Have you been to this place before?

-- Mary.- No, I haven't.

-- John.- You've to try the boneless ribs then.

-- Mary.- Are those good? I'm starving.

-- John.- Hell yeah! I've heard those ribs are the best in the whole word.

-- Mary.- Amazing. I haven't been that hungry before, hehe.

-- John.- How you've been?

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─ Hi, Carlos. Where are you going?

─ Hi Yoli, I'm going (I am going) to school.

─ On saturday? What are you studying?

─ I'm studying the Italian language.

─ Really? Why? will Youl travel to Italy?

─ Yes Yoli, my family will travel to Rome in summer. We'll (We will) going to
visit my grandparents.

─ Thats so nice. Your family is from Italy?

─ Yes, They come America around 30 years ago.

─ And where your grandparents are living?

─ They are living in Spinaceto, near Rome.

─ Thats lovely. Will you take me some photos?

─ Of course, I'll take you a lot of pictures, also I'll send it to you by email.

─ OK, Carlos, thanks. Now run, you're going late.

─ Bye, Yoli. See you later.

─ Bye.

-- Mary.- Not bad. Can't complain. How about you?

-- John.- My uncle died a few days ago, so I've been sad.

-- Mary.- I'm so sorry. Have you talked to someone about it?

-- John.- Not yet. I would like to.

-- Mary.- I'm all ears.

-- John.- Have you ever felt breaking down? That's where I am.

-- Mary.- Keep talking. I'm here for you.