Just a question Could anyone help me to understand the meaning of the word "skyforge"?

Hallucination (translate exercise nr.1) A hallucination is a false perception in the absence of a real external stimulus. It is often defined, in psychopathology, as a "perception without object". The term derives from the latin "hallucinere" or "allucinere", that stands for "wandering into the mind", with its root in the "LUX" (light-illumination-perception) particle. Alternatively, it can be traced in the greek word "ἁλύσκειν" (haluskein), that stands for "escaping", "avoiding", referred to a widespread interpretation of the hallucination as an escape from reality. In psychopathology, hallucinations are classified amongst perception disorders and are divided from hallucinosis and illusions. Hallucinations may occur in each of the sensitive mode: in particular, we recognize visual, auditory, gustatory, olfactory and tactile hallucinations, to kinaesthetics, enteroceptives and protopatics hallucinatory phenomena. Allucinazione. (16 febbraio 2016). Wikipedia, L'enciclopedia libera. Tratto il 13 marzo 2016, 11:26 da //it.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Allucinazione&oldid=78908855.

"Femininity" (translation exercise nr.3) Some female features are described by some research, in a heterosexual contest, as central elements to feel seduced. This research find that many heterosexual men are attracted by a smooth skin like that of children, big eyes and small nose and chin, in addition to a comparison between abdomen/hips of 0,7. However, there are cultural differences in these physical preferences. Those studies are sometimes considered as an evidence that these are evolutionary indicators of female fertility, but they are not proved speculations. Long eyelashes and high-tone voices can be considered other signs of femininity, in the Western culture. Femminilità. (6 marzo 2016). Wikipedia, L'enciclopedia libera. Tratto il 6 marzo 2016, 10:06 da //it.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Femminilit%C3%A0&oldid=78576630.

An italian friend! :) (please correct me) Hello everyone! My name is Antonio, an italian native who lives and works in his Country. About three years ago, my best friend moved to London (U.K.), where he has found a house and a job; from that moment on, I travel to U.K. once per year, at least. These trips have helped me to discover how beauty is learning an international language! My motivation took flight when a French guy asked me some informations in his native language, but I weren't able to help him, 'cause I don't speak French: after thanked me, he found an English native speaker close to me, so he suddenly changed his way of speaking very fluently to solve is problem... in a way that impressed me so much! In that moment, I promised to myself: "I WILL LEARN ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE". However, I love my native language same as me: in fact, I studied Italian modern literature at university and I wrote a lot of poems! For all these reasons, feel free to contact me for an advantgeous language exchange! Ciao a tutti! :)

Notes about 'Present Simple' tense (affirmative form) I am trying to write some notes I learnt about "Present Simple" tense (affirmative form): 1) It's called "simple" because its basis form is done by a single word (ex. "write" or "writes"). 2) For almost all verbs, the "Present Simple" form is equal to the basis form of the word, except for the third singular person, that needs an "s" after it. 3) However, irregular verbs also exist . The most important is the verb "to be", whose "present simple" has three forms (am, are, is). 4) The "present simple" is mainly used for regular or quite frequent actions and events. 5) Sorry for my English... please be gentle, I'm still learning! :P

My Facebook account I love my Facebook account, 'cause it teaches some tolerance to me. In other words, I'm very glad to communicate with many kind of people: amongst FB friends there can be the poet, the narcissist, the vegan, the transgender, the liar, the goddess, the politician, the envious, the cop, the posh, the nerd, the relative, the thief, the stylist, the foreigner, the buddhist, the former, the neighbor, the ghost, the maniac, the fool, the anxious, the teacher, the gay, the freelance, the saint, the personal trainer, the communist, the model, the lesbian, the kid, the philosopher, the alien, the lawyer, the sailor, the doctor, the illiterate, the sage, the photographer, the odd, the crazy, the catholic, the right-handed, the full of complexes, the cat lady, the selfish, the lonely... in a unique place!!! So, when you share something with the world, you already know that your post will be intended in many different ways... and the world is beautiful because of its variety.

YOU MUST BECOME YOUR ENEMY. Hello again. This is my second copybook page, where I would want to write down the importance of concentration. Yesterday I had my third lesson in English conversation, in which I explained to my teacher that I need to take my time on every word I think, before expressing a whole sentence. I should not be afraid to make mistakes, too. The last great problem concern my Italian personal vocabulary: it is very rich, because I'm interested in Italian poetry... so, I need to "undress" my mind from useless verbal constructions. I want to close this exercise with a famous Sun Tzu quote: "“To know your Enemy, you must become your Enemy". Happy Christmas time! ;)