American girl answers your questions in Italian for the first time (NO SCRIPT)

Ciao! My name is Bailey, I'm American, I live in Italy for 4 years and today I decided to answer your questions.

I asked on my Instagram, on... ... ... I already missed it!

So, I wanted to explain before I start. I'm going to explain that I always mistake.

I don't speak Italian in a perfect way because I'm still learning.

And I'll have to talk a lot better than that after 4 years, but... Ehhh... What can I do?

Let me see! Let's start with the questions. Do you like Torino as a city?

Would you like to live in a different Italian city?

I swear, I'm super happy to be in Torino because it's a very enjoyable city.

I know that all of the Torino's say Oh my god, the public means that they don't work for anything, oh my god, blah blah blah.

But I, who comes from America, where there are no Pullman, in America you need a car.

So for me, Torino is top. What were the best ways to make friends in a new country?

All right, I've already talked about this in the last video. It was really difficult to find Italian friends.

For international friends, it's easier because we all need friendships.

But Italians, here in Italy, already have their own groups.

You have to go to school, you have to work, you have to find a way to pass a lot of time together with many Italians.

You have to suffer together, like colleagues when you work together. There is a bond. But also school.

I finally found an Italian friendship at the musical theater school. If you don't want to work, if you don't want to study...

In the mouth of the mouth, I don't know. Can you think of Italian? No...

I'm not so fluent yet. In my head, in my heart, I'm an American.

Excuse me, it's a really sad thing. In 10 years you think you will still live in Italy?

I think so Because I can't imagine a world where we put family without your parents

It would be an incubo I have two questions If I could choose another city where I live, what would it be?

If I could choose...

...conjunctivo If I had to choose another city, I would live in Rome, obviously. Congiuntivo. Se dovessi scegliere un'altra città, io vivrei a Roma.

Ovviamente Roma è una città enorme, con tanta opportunità, ma anche è bellissima. Ma anche Milano.

Milano può essere un po' brutta come città, ma anche ci sono tanti mezzi pubblici, tante opportunità.

Qual è il tuo film horror preferito per restare in tema Halloween?

Domanda bella, ma in realtà la mia preferita roba Halloween non è tecnicamente un film e la serie cartone si chiama Over the Garden Wall.

Ogni Halloween guardiamo tutta la serie in un giorno. È davvero bello, è un capolavoro.

Se non avete visto, andate pure. Andate pure, guardate pure. I'm gonna...

Questa sarà una domanda un po' hot. Hot, what do you call it?

Hot, oh my god, sto dimenticando l'inglese. Hot take, that's the word. Quale preferisci?

Il cibo del nord o del sud? Ok, allora, ragazzi del nord mi dispiace.

Vi adoro, io sono molto contenta di stare qui, ma ci sono tanti piatti tipici del nord che non mi piacciono per nulla.

Pollenta mi fa cagare, scusami. There's a taste of nothing with consistency of...

I don't know. When I went to the South, I didn't eat anything that I didn't like. So...

What specialist does Carlo do? What do you think about the life of the doctor's style? So, Carlo is doing his specialization...

I hate that word. Specialization is a orthopedic surgeon. What do you think about the life of the doctor's style?

It's a shit. It's a shit. He's never at home. He's never at home. He's never at home. He's destroyed.

He's not earning even a cent. It's a shit.

If you're the professor of Carlo... I don't have said anything.

Look at something else. What are your favorite slang Italian? Ok.

Ah, so, I'm a bit strange because I like to say a bit instead of a lot.

Also, like a brother, top, super, but those are English, so I'm a little biased.

Do you think the Italians or the Americans are more friendly?