Dozza si trova a 30 km da Bologna, in Emilia Romagna, ed è un paese davvero speciale: in questo piccolo borgo, infatti, ci sono più di 100 murales.
queste opere hanno grandezze e stili diversi, e si trovano proprio sulle case e i negozi del paese.
Dal 1960, a Dozza si celebra la “Biennale del muro dipinto”. Finora oltre 200 artisti hanno partecipato alla manifestazione e hanno cambiato il paese con la loro arte.
che ne pensate? Vorreste fare una gita a Dozza?
Emilia Romagna: Emilia Romagna (Italian Region) – 艾米利亚–罗马涅大区
il paese: village, town – 村庄, 小镇
speciale: special – 特别的
il borgo: village, hamlet – 村庄, 小城镇
il murale: mural – 壁画
il muro: wall – 墙
dipinto/a: painted – 涂画的, 绘画的
fare una gita: to take a trip – 去旅行
“ci sono più di 100 murales”
(there are over 100 murals)
The use of “ci sono” and “c’è” in Italian is similar to the English phrases “there are” and “there is”, respectively: they are both used to indicate the existence or presence of something.
“Ci sono” is the plural form, while “c’è” is the singular form.
In the above sentence “Ci sono più di 100 murales”, “ci sono” is used because “murales” (murals) is plural.
In contrast, if we were to say “C’è un murale”, we would use “c’è” because “un murale” (one mural) is singular.
Examples of “ci sono”:
Examples of “c’è”:
Dozza is located 30 km from Bologna, in Emilia Romagna, and is a truly special village: In this small town, there are over 100 murals.
These works come in different sizes and styles and can be found right on the houses and shops of the village.
Since 1960, Dozza has been celebrating the “Biennale del muro dipinto”. Over 200 artists have participated in the event so far, transforming the village with their art.
What do you think? Would you like to take a trip to Dozza?
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