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To: Carlota                                                   From: Berta Crous
Subject: Your visit to Banyoles
Sent: Wednesday 25/11 11:20

Hi Carlota,
How are you? I haven't written for ages because i've had exams, but i've finished exams now.

It was great to hear that you are coming to Banyoles to practise your Catalan. I know you've never been to Catalonia before. There are some things you might fins confusing! Have you ever had a conversation with a catalan person? Catalan has some different vocabulary. What do you think 'petit', 'bonic', and 'estic be' mean? The answer is 'small', 'pretty', and 'fine' (and they're just a few examples!) I'll teach you more when you arrive. You will also notice that the catalan people say thanks a lot.

Anyway, who is comming with you? Everybody fromj the school exchange to Edinburgh las year wants to meet you, so text me when you arrive.

Give my love to your family,

Take car,

Berta xx
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