Ethnographic Interview
My name is Alex, I come from Como, Italy. It's right on the border with Switzerland, near Milan. I speak Italian, German, English and some French.
I have lived in the U.S. For two years now. My family is still back in Italy. I'm the only one over here. I moved here because this is where my wife lives. We used to work for the same company in Singapore, and that's where we met. I've actually been coming here for quite a few years, but only a couple of years ago did we get married and I moved here.
I return to Italy every year, and I would go more if I could. I would say that most of my memories are quite fond. Como is a very beautiful place, and wealthy. I haven't ever worked there since I was in school, I always had to work somewhere else, but I think fondly about my home a lot. I miss the food, especially. It's just not the same here. As far as worst memory, I don't really have one, but there are definitely things I like better over here. I don't miss our government.
4) I think you probably know about Italy. We are a fairly young country, younger than America, but of course all of our towns are old, only the country is new. So depends how you look at it. Julius Caesar is a leader you've probably heard of. Popes. Lots of popes were Italian. More recently it was Garibaldi who brought our country together, and of course everybody has heard of the fascist dictator Mussolini and that clown Berlusconi. The most beautiful place is of course Como. Everybody knows that, but it's okay that Americans prefer to go to Venezia and Firenze....
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