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Teddy: So, Monica, you are from New Zealand.

Francesca: Yes, that's right.

Teddy: So, for people going to New Zealand, what would you recommend? What are three or four places that you must see in New Zealand?

Francesca: Oh, OK, three or four places you must see. Well, it depends what you're looking for really. I think a lot of people that come to New Zealand enjoy an outdoor lifestyle, so there's lots of outdoor activities and places you can go to to enjoy in New Zealand. Personally, I find the South Island of New Zealand very scenic in comparison to the North Island, so for me, a must-do is the West Coast of the South Island. It's very pretty.

Teddy: The West Coast.

Francesca: Yeah. In particular, there's two glaciers. Franz Joseph and Fox Glaciers, which are very stunnig to look at, and you can either have a look at them by foot, or you can pay for a helicopter ride that takes you up and shows you an ariel view of them.

Teddy: Now, do people ever walk across the glaciers?

Francesca: There are guides that can walk you across. Yeah, I haven't done it personally, but it is possible.

Teddy: So what else would you recommend for New Zealand? What other places should people see?

Francesca: I think if you want to see ... let me think ... rural New Zealand. It's quite a nice idea to drive the length of the country and then you can see the interesting farming that is taking place, in particular in the South Island. The lower part of the South Island, and a lot of the North Island as well. There's a lot of sheep in New Zealand and there's a lot of cattle as well, so I think it's interesting to go for a drive to see that firsthand.

Teddy: So, you just start up in Auckland in the north and drive all the way down south?

Francesca: Yeah, well, there's many ways you can do it, but I recommend one way of doing it is too arrive in Auckland and to have an experience of a big city, well a big city for New Zealand, and then drive down the center of the North Island and maybe have a farming experience somewhere. There's a lot of farm stay opportunities available for tourists who come to New Zealand, so depending on how you do it. You might want to stay two or three days with a family and experience a farming lifestyle. So that's, yeah, one thing I'd recommend. And another is to maybe go to a city like Rotorua which is really in the center of the North Island, and experience Maori culture. There's a Maori village there near the Whakarewarewa forest which hosts a lot of tourists, and you get to experience Maori waiata which is Maori songs and you get to see the hot springs in New Zealand and thermal mud pool, so, yeah, Rotorua is a nice city to go and visit, and then work you way down to the capital of New Zealand which is Wellington, and I think if you want to experience the cafe lifestyle of New Zealand that's a good place to go.

Fratelli d'itaila:

Fratelli d'Italia
L'Italia s'è desta
Dell'elmo di Scipio
S'è cinta la testa.
Dov'è la Vittoria?
Le porga la chioma
Ché schiava di Roma
Iddio la creò

Fratelli d'Italia
L'Italia s'è desta,
Dell'elmo di Scipio
S'è cinta la testa.
Dov'è la Vittoria?
Le porga la chioma
Ché schiava di Roma
Iddio la creò

Stringiamci a coorte
Siam pronti alla morte
Siam pronti alla morte
L'Italia chiamò
Stringiamci a coorte
Siam pronti alla morte
Siam pronti alla morte
L'Italia chiamò Si!

My team prefer  is ITALY ( Pool C)

She will face in the first Ireland to dunedin at stage the Dunedin TBA the Sunday October 2th at 20.30

then she will face in the second Australia to Christchurch at stadium Christchurch the Sungay September 11th at 15.30

then she will face in the third Russia to Nelson at stadium Trafalgar Park the Tuesday September 20th at 19.30

and finally she will face USA at Nelson at stadium Trafalgar Park the Tuesday September 27th at 19.30

For the quarter final the Pool C will face the Pool D to Wellington at Wellington Regional Stadium the Saturday October 8th at 18.00

For the semi-final the winner QF1 will face the winner QF2 to Auckland at Stadium Eden Park the Saturday October 15th at 21.00

For the Bronze Final will play to Auckland at stadium Eden Park the friday october 21st at 20.30

For finally the Final will play to Auckanld at stadium Eden Park the Sunday October 23rd at 21.00

In this article I'll introduce the various rugby teams and their pool

Pool A : New zealand

              France

              Tonga

              Canada

              Japan

Pool B : Argentina

                England

                Scotland

                Georgia

                  Play-off winner

Pool C :  Australia

               Ireland

              Italy

              Russia

             USA

Pool D :   South Africa

             Wales

            Fiji

             Samoa

              Namibia

There seven or fifteen players on a rugby team

The start of rugby begins : a coin toss, a kick, a referee, a whistle

The types of rugby penalites are : off side, 22 meter, drop out, free kick

The difference between a maul and a ruck is : a maul -> mélé debout

a ruck -> mélé a terre

Maori culture :

Their living tribal elder, who continues to Generet generation.
Maori were great warriors who spent their time to compete, there are now dances and songs sung by their descendants during the show.

Tatoo : 

The practice most surprising range Maori, these are amazing tattoos that cover the entire head of men and women of the chin.

These tattoos are called "Moko" or "Ta Moko". They were made by filling pigment soot deep cuts made 

on the skin.

few words in Maori

Kia ora —> Hello
Kia ora tatou —> Hello everyone
Tena koe —> Greetings to you (said to one person)
Tena koutou —> Greeting to you all
Haere mai —> Welcome
Nau mai —> Welcome
Kei te pehea koe? —> How’s it going?
Kei te pai —> Good
Tino pai —> Really good
Haere ra —> Farewell
Ka kite ano —> Until I see you again (Bye)
Hei konei ra —> See you later

Tories and Legends: 

Maori is an oral culture rich with stories and legends. The Maori creation story describes the world being formed by the violent separation of Ranginui, the Sky Father, and Papatuanuku, the Earth Mother, by their children. Many Maori carvings and artworks graphically depict this struggle. 

On this blog there will be: 

Cultural aspect adults,

The route of stays,

The testimony of an inhabitant,

The schedule of my favorite team of rugby as well as information concerning her.