Luca: Hey! I'm sorry, but I have to back home for the weekend - family matters. It's difficult to live in two places at the same time. :(
Mia: Hey. it's okay - I totally understand (hope it's nothing too serious).
Luca: We will meet on Tuesday, okay?
Mia: Sure, that's not a problem - I'll see what I can do :)
Luca: Thanks :) I have a huge request - can we talk about travelling during our next several lessons? In February I am flying to Italy and I would like to practise phrases connected with travels and try to talk with the locals during my tirp. ;) What do you think about that?
Mia: I think that's a great idea! Where abouts in Italy? :D
Luca: I am flying with my two friedns to Florence!
Mia: Lucky you! :) Hope you have a great time!!
Luca: Thanks :) And how was your driving test? Are you a driver, or not yet? ;)
Mia: I appreciate that you're asking, but unfortunately I didn't pass :(
Mia: I won't lie - it sucks, but there's always a next time, right? :)
Luca: In relation to your driving test- dont give up!
Luca: I have passed my exams in small town with two roundabout, and without any congestions. ;)
Luca: I keep my fingers crossed and wish you good luck during your next attempt!
Mia: Thanks Luca :) Enjoy Florence!! Do you know what you wanna see?
Luca: I am hoping to see the state of David because I love art and museums. Maybe I'll get to see Rome too.
Luca: Have you ever been to Italy?
Mia: I have actually :D I went to Rome for a weekend and went to mass at the Vatican when the Pope was there :) That was pretty cool
Luca: Which Pope? Pope Francis?
Mia: No, Pope Benedict. It was a while ago :) Guess I'm gonna have to come back to Italy, right?
Luca is travelling to Italy in February, so he wants to revise some travelling-related phrases during next Italian lessons with Mia. He has been in Italy, specifically in Vatican, before. This time he wants to see the statue of David in Florence and Rome. Mia failed her driving test.