Born and raised in Malaysia between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Educated at Wycliffe College in Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, England. Living in the foothills of Mount Etna since 1982 and teaching English at Catania University since 1987.
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“Clumsy” is not the right word here, Roberta. “Clumsy” is very “physical” – maldestro.
You need to use what we call in English “lateral thinking”.
Why the shoe? What kind of shoe is it? What make is it?
Why the man? Who is he? What region is he from?
Ingliando 
Conversation?
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Ssssshhhhh! Don’t let the others know! 😉
(P.S. Well done!!!)
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prof ….” chatshow”
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No, Roberta. I’m afraid you’re a long way off…
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:(……it’s not for me prof …I’m clumsy!!!!!!
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“Clumsy” is not the right word here, Roberta. “Clumsy” is very “physical” – maldestro.
You need to use what we call in English “lateral thinking”.
Why the shoe? What kind of shoe is it? What make is it?
Why the man? Who is he? What region is he from?
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I wanted to say “imbranata” what’s the right word?
no no no too many questions whose answers I don’t know lol I QUIT!!
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Ahah! I thought you used “banana head” in these circumstances. Eh? Chiquita!
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lol lol lol
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😂 😂 😂
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Chinese? Cinese?
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No Dino, you’re looking for ONE English word which is connected to the sentence and also in some way to the two images…
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