Finding restaurants in Italy

3:43

But if I'm in Italy, for example,

3:45

and I don't speak Italian, it would be really difficult, I think,

3:50

for me to find a good restaurant because I wouldn't know where to go.

3:55

Sometimes it's the locals

3:58

in the countryside that are able to tell you this.

4:00

It might not even be on the internet.

4:03

Yep. That's very true.

4:11

Let's recap the language we used in this conversation,

4:14

starting with 'countryside' – land outside of towns and cities

4:18

where there are not many buildings.

4:20

We can also describe this with the adjective 'rural'.

4:24

And 'hustle and bustle', the busyness and noise that you find in the city.

4:30

We had 'picturesque', which means pretty or beautiful.

4:33

We often use this to describe a place.

4:36

And 'visit' – to go somewhere for a short time.

4:40

That's it for this episode of Real Easy English.

4:43

Go to our website to find a worksheet to test what you've learned.

4:47

bbclearningenglish.com.

4:49

See you then!

4:50

Goodbye.