【明報專訊】Q: What do you do in your free time?
A: I love music. I have been playing the flute since I was six and now I'm studying at the Conservatory of Castelfranco. Twice a week I'd have to take a three-hour train ride to get to the school. Studying at the conservatory also gives me the opportunity to play abroad. When I'm not playing, I will be surfing the Internet or reading books. I usually read romance, but I read fantasy and thriller too.
Q: What do you want to do in the future?
A: I think little about the future, because I'd rather concentrate on the present. But I will probably go to the university, maybe in Milan. Medicine and Biology look interesting to me.
Q: How would you describe teenagers in your country in general?
A: All Italians love to enjoy life and have fun.
Q: Where do you go for holidays?
A: I love travelling with my family. Whenever we have three or four days of holiday we would travel to other European countries. I've been to Paris, Edinburgh, Munich, Salzburg and so on. I love sailing with my family and friends during summer. We sailed to Balearics, Greece, Corsica and Croatia.
Q: What do you eat for dinner? Do you have to cook?
A: Sometimes I have to cook but I'm not very good at it. We eat everything-pasta, fish, meat and a lot of vegetables. We rarely go outside for dinner because it is really expensive, and if we do go, we prefer pizza.
Q: What kind of clothes do you wear? And do you buy your own clothes?
A: For school I wear casual clothes like jeans and sweatshirts, but I also wear smarter stuff like shirts, cardigans, dresses and so on. I never wear skirts because I don't like them! I don't pay for my own clothes, though. I pick out what I want and my parents pay for them.
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