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СРОЧНО НУЖЕН ПРАВИЛЬНЫЙ ПЕРЕВОД НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ! БЕЗ ОШИБОК! После объединения Италии в 1860 годах кухни регионов начали перемешиваться и традиционный завтрак почти повсеместно стал означать: капучино (кофе с молоком или эспрессо), рогалик или хлебный тост с джемом, свежевыжатый сок (spremuta). Дети обычно пьют горячий шоколад или горячее молоко.Типичный итальянский обед состоит с первого- блюда на основе пасты, второго - блюдо на основе рыбы или мяса с гарниром из овощей, и в заключение кофе которое подают уже после сладкого или фруктов. Несмотря на это в последние годы распространилась привычка заказывать только первое или сладкое Классический итальянский ужин гораздо легче обеда, и часто состоит из похлебки. второе на базе овощей, и сыр или фрукты конечно же с бокалом вина.​

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After the unification of Italy in the 1860s, the cuisine of the regions began to mix and the traditional breakfast almost everywhere began to mean: cappuccino (coffee with milk or espresso), bagel or bread toast with jam, fresh juice (spremuta). Children usually drink hot chocolate or hot milk.

A typical Italian lunch consists of a pasta-based first course, a fish-based or meat-based dish with a side dish of vegetables, and finally a coffee served after a sweet or fruit meal. Despite this, in recent years, the habit of ordering only the first or sweet has spread

A classic Italian dinner is much lighter than lunch, and often consists of chowder. the second is based on vegetables, and cheese or fruit, of course, with a glass of wine.

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After the unification of Italy in the 1860s, the cuisines of the regions began to blend, and the traditional breakfast became nearly universal, consisting of cappuccino (coffee with milk or espresso), a croissant or toast with jam, and freshly squeezed juice (spremuta). Children usually drink hot chocolate or warm milk. A typical Italian lunch includes a first course of pasta, a second course of fish or meat with a side of vegetables, and, to conclude, coffee served after dessert or fruit. Despite this, in recent years, the habit of ordering only the first course or dessert has become widespread. A classic Italian dinner is much lighter than lunch and often consists of a soup, a vegetable-based second course, cheese or fruit, and, of course, a glass of wine.