Does somebody know Sesotho, the Sesotho official language? I need to learn Sesotho, who can help me? I can teach Italian to exchange. Thank you in advance. Sonia

Translation in Italian of these sentences What is the exact meaning of these sentences? In Italian, please. 1) He challenged me to race him to the corner. 2) She dared me to do better than she had done. 3) I’d hate you to spend the best years of your life doing that. 4) May I trouble you to continue reading? 5) I had come to depend on seeing her in my dreams. Thank you in advance.

My life is changing This morning I'm acting strange. It's cold outside, but the sun is shining in the sky. The green around wraps myself. I'm at home, ready for my life, for my Italian classes... I added news hours in the morning, now I can't. My days are changing and I will change with them. Hopeful, I'm going ahead!

What's the meaning of this paragraph? Late in the third century BC, the Greek geographer Eratosthenes wrote: "You will find the scene of the wanderings of Odysseus when you find the cobbler who sewed up the bag of the four winds". His point, of course, had to do with readers who get twisted up trying to untangle fact and fiction, especially the ones needing too much of the former. P.S. I don't understand that, I can't. Could you tell me with other words, please? Thank you in advance.

Translation What's the real meaning of: "Don't take any shit if you can possibly help it"? Please, help me.

I find "to get" everywhere, but how can I translate in Italian in correct way? Get bored, got engaged, is getting fat.. and more: why is "to get" everywhere?

When do you use to be able to? Does it substitute for can, in which tenses?

In there a difference between to have to and to must? To must has a past tence? Can I say indifferently: I must go or I have to go? What is the past tence of to must?

What is the difference between should and would? It's hard to put in suggestions "should" and "would". Do they always translate a conditional, what is their meaning? Thanks.