C: It is not easy to find a single difference as there are affinities and differences depending on the country. I definitely don't think it's good food, as in Italy you eat very well, but I found delicious dishes elsewhere too. History, culture, art, sea, mountains in Italy we have practically everything, but even abroad you can find landscapes, architecture and stories that are different and complementary to ours. Personally, I have always noticed more points in common than differences, but one characteristic that has been pointed out to me several times about us Italians – and that perhaps we ourselves are not aware of it – it is our intonation when we speak. “Let's talk while singing”. With this expression I do not mean that we shout or speak loudly – although it often happens – but that we give a different expression to every word we say. The result is to capture the attention of those who listen to us who are surprised and partly enchanted.

I: In my opinion, however, culture profoundly shapes people. The way of life, studies, food and history that belongs to each country creates a different people. But it is a diversity that enriches us. Every time I travel I am super curious to find out how everyday life activities are managed in that place. What they eat for breakfast, what times do children go to school, how they experienced a certain historical period that we share. I ask all this to local people, I'm super curious about the most banal things of everyday life.