Concetti Chiave
- The author's first visit to London at age 9 left an indelible impression, associating the city with enchanting and magical feelings.
- London is perceived as a city of dreams where the author feels at home, capable of exploring independently and full of self-assurance.
- The city's diversity and acceptance, exemplified by places like Camden Town, allow individuals to express themselves freely without judgment.
- The author envisions a future in London, aspiring to study at Oxford and work for a prominent newspaper, fueling their passion for England.
- Despite the current inability to live there permanently, regular visits to London reinforce the author's strong desire to eventually call it home.
I’ve been in London four times, but the first time was unforgettable. The things which I can remember about my childhood are not many, indeed my memories are tied closely to events or things which surprised me or made me happy, one of these is about my first time in London. Although I was just 9, I can remember everything! The sheeny sunshine, the traditional streets, the kind of magic that flutters in the air.
I was travelling with my family and one of the laps of my voyage was London, we walked around the city and we visited some monuments.
Everyday I think about my future, who will I be , what will I do , but one thing is sure : I will live in London. Since my first time there, I’ve been dreaming every single moment, I’ve been hoping to study at Oxford University and then to work for an important newspaper in London such as Time, Sun, Daily Telegraph ext. These are the reasons why I attend the British school, for my future.
It’s so strange to see a 9-year old who thinks about her future, but I was so. My parents ask me why I love England, and why I want to spend the rest of my life there and not here, I simply tell them that London is where I want to live, and that I am sorry for their projects on me but I know what I want. I had already started to dream my life there, now I’m so excited just thinking to get up with the Big Ben’s tolling or to run around the parks, to give food to squirrels in Hyde Park, to have a cup of tea at 5.00 p.m. at Harrods, or to buy some clothes in Camden Town, in other words, I’m looking forward to living there! If I had been a London girl, I’d have been the happiest girl of the world, but one day I will be.
Domande da interrogazione
- Qual è stato l'evento che ha reso indimenticabile il primo viaggio a Londra?
- Come si sente l'autore quando è a Londra?
- Quali sono i sogni futuri dell'autore riguardo a Londra?
- Perché l'autore ama particolarmente Camden Town?
- Quali attività l'autore non vede l'ora di fare a Londra?
Il primo viaggio a Londra è stato indimenticabile per l'autore perché, nonostante avesse solo 9 anni, ricorda vividamente la magia della città, il sole splendente e le strade tradizionali.
L'autore si sente sicuro e a casa quando è a Londra, provando una serie di emozioni positive e sentendosi libero di essere se stesso.
L'autore sogna di vivere a Londra, studiare all'Università di Oxford e lavorare per un importante giornale londinese come il Times o il Daily Telegraph.
L'autore ama Camden Town perché è un luogo dove le persone possono vestirsi come vogliono senza preoccuparsi del giudizio altrui, esprimendo liberamente la propria individualità.
L'autore non vede l'ora di svegliarsi con il rintocco del Big Ben, correre nei parchi, dare da mangiare agli scoiattoli a Hyde Park, prendere il tè da Harrods e fare shopping a Camden Town.