My friends and I are visiting Rome this Friday! Is anyone free to meet for a drink and practise English/Italian? We are staying until Tuesday.
Sarah
Ciao
Sono Sarah, Ho 34 anni e vivo in Ingilterra. Ho bisogno delle amici nuovo per la mia vacanza!
I am visiting Rome with 2 of my friends at the end of May. I would like to practise my basic Italian with someone and help with English. Perhaps meet them at a restaurant when we are in Rome or for a cappucino? I am married and looking for friendships, nothing more. But I love this language and love love love Italy and Italian people.
Hope to speak to you soon!
Sarah
Ciao!
My husband has surprised me with a trip to Milan - tomorrow 22nd sept!!!
He has to work tomorrow afternoon and Friday morning. Are there any female Italians living in Milan aged between 25-40 learning english who would like to meet me for a coffee?
Message me directly if you can!
Sarah
Ive read/heard 3 ways to say but in italian:
Ma
Bensi
Pero
Are they all ok and can they all be used in any situation or is one more polite/appropriate
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Is this right?
Sto' imparando
Stai imparando
Sta' imparando (Would the ending change if the subject is feminine: Sta' imparanda?)
Stiamo imparando (Does this change as the subjects are plural: Stiamo imparandi?)
Thanks
Ciao!
Can anyone recommend any useful Italian TV channels. We have a satelite dish that can pick up most channels, but we need recommendations. Are there any useful ones like kids TV channels that teach Italian kids! Or any channels that plays English TV shows that are dubbed in Italian like F.R.I.E.N.D.S or Sex and the City?
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I still dont know much italian but i figured i need to face my fear and start talking. Any advice on how to structure a skype chat? And Italians free to be patient with me!?
Ciao!
We'd like a weekend to relax in italy. Instead of a city break we would like to visit some unspoiled tourist-free beaches (where we can soak up the italian culture, and hopefully find less English people, and more italian people so we can practise the language)
Any ideas? What beaches are worth a visit?
We have visited Sardegna which was breathtaking, but a long drive from the airport to the beaches. We will go here again with the family for a longer visit. But this time we are looking for a weekend holiday.
Thanks
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Ciao!
We'd like a weekend to relax in italy. Instead of a city break we would like to visit some unspoiled tourist-free beaches (where we can relax, soak up the italian culture, and hopefully find less English people, and more italian people so we can practise the language)
Any ideas? What beaches are worth a visit?
We have visited Sardegna which was breathtaking, but a long drive from the airport to the beaches. We will go here again with the family.
Thanks
