Hello everyone. Welcome to a new episode of Coffee Break Italian To Go!
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Today's question is:
What is the strangest thing you've ever eaten? (Qual è la cosa più strana che hai mai mangiato?)
Or, formally:
What is the strangest thing you've ever eaten? (Qual è la cosa più strana che ha mai mangiato?)
The strangest thing that I've ever eaten is maybe haggis!
But anyway, let's listen to people's answers.
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Wow! How interesting.
And now let's watch all of these answers, with subtitles.
Liver.
The strangest thing I've eaten is goulash.
The strangest thing I've ever eaten... insects.
I've tried them deep-fried, they weren't good.
Very strange, very strange... snails!
Puffer fish. It has a very strange, gelatinous consistency.
So, the strangest thing I've ever eaten...
maybe jackfruit, which is this tropical fruit, which you can have both raw or cooked.
So yes, I'd say so.
The strangest thing? I think... I haven't eaten many strange things.
Maybe the strangest thing was reindeer meat, I think it was, yes.
I had it in Tallinn.
The strangest thing I've ever eaten...
Haggis?
We've had haggis once in Scotland, do you remember?
Ah, that's right. Haggis!
I haven't eaten strange things, but I'd like to eat strange things,
like I wouldn't say no to eating a grasshopper.
I had the strangest thing I've ever eaten in Colombia, and it's called arepa.
It's a bit like our flatbread, but it's a lot thicker and a lot stringier,
a very strange thing, the consistency in the mouth is very strange,
but all in all I have to say it's good.
And now it's your turn!
I have a question for you:
What is the strangest thing you've ever eaten?
Great!
Well that's all for today, and we'll see you soon in the next episode of Coffee Break Italian To Go!
Ciao!
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