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Course: FRIT-M 101, Spring 2008School: Indiana
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University Indiana Department of French and Italian 1st annual Torneo di Calcetto Vocabolario Utile per il Gioco di Calcio o Calcetto Vestiti: La maglietta shirt I pantaloncini- shorts I calzini socks Le scarpe da ginnastica sneakers I guanti gloves Le ginocchiere knee pads Posizioni: Il/la portiere La difesa (il difensore) L'attacco (l'attaccante) Persone: Il Giocatore / La giocatrice Il/La Capitano/a della...
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University Indiana Department of French and Italian 1st annual Torneo di Calcetto Vocabolario Utile per il Gioco di Calcio o Calcetto Vestiti: La maglietta shirt I pantaloncini- shorts I calzini socks Le scarpe da ginnastica sneakers I guanti gloves Le ginocchiere knee pads Posizioni: Il/la portiere La difesa (il difensore) L'attacco (l'attaccante) Persone: Il Giocatore / La giocatrice Il/La Capitano/a della squadra Il/La Compagno/a di squadra La L'avversario squadra avversaria L'arbitro I tifosi Frasi utili per giocatori: Il gol La rete Segnare un gol Tirare un calcio / Calciare il pallone Il Fallo Fare un fallo Passare la palla/il Pallone Vai! Fermati! Passa Tira Calcio d'angolo Calcio di rigore Il fischio (dell'arbitro) Frasi utili per tifosi: Dai dai dai! Forza! Forza + nome della squadra Forza + name del giocatore Gol! Bello! Bel tiro! Bellissimo! Peccato! Mannaggia! Prova ancora!
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