My major goal for *2025* is move to Australia and start a new life over there. I'm planning my move (all the bureaucratic stuff like Visa, passport etc.)

I’m learning new languages because I would love to be able to comunicate with new people everywhere in the world.

1. Quiero viajar i me gustaría ver todo el mundo 2. Tengo 5 nietas (hijos de mis amigos) 3. Mis colores favoritos sono borgoña, verde militar, azul, amarillo, naranja, negro. 4. Soy voluntaria de la Protezione Civile (nos otros ayudamos les Fuerzas del Orden/Fuerzas Milidares/Cruz Roja durante les emergencias y por la prevención) 5. Soy zurda 6. Mi papa es de Croato però tiene orígenes serbias 7. Quiero lerer 8. Quiero ver películas y series de television 9. Quiero ver documentales en los asesinos seriales porque me gustaría saber porque los asesinos han legados de hacer los crímenes 10. Me encantan los animales (excepto los chinches, ratones y cucarachas). No quiero las personas maledúcate

If that was possible, I probably choose to visit the Ancient Egypt because I always been fascinated by this society

Hi everyone. I’m learning Serbian/Croatian by my self but I can’t understand the differences between grammatical cases. Can someone help me please?

My top three experiences while travelling consist of: 3: The efficiency of public transportation in Vienna. I live near Turin. Turin has only one subway line while the transportation by bus must be increased. Vienna has 7 subways lines that are always clean, in time and safe. 2: I always had the thought that the Austrians are quite cold but during my journeys in Vienna I experienced the opposite. I had the lucky to meet always people that were so kind, friendly and helpful. They also have respects the rules and public spaces (public space which are always clean). 1: the sensation of being home in that town and the love for the city (I experienced that feeling both in Vienna, Florence and Lucca).

I think the cutest and loveliest things kids said to me is when my “nephews/nieces” (my friends kids) calls me “auntie”. I love it and that makes my heart burst of joy and love

That’s not a properly a shock but I was surprised (in a positive way) about the people kindness in Vienna. When someone asks some information everyone makes bend over. Another thing I really appreciate is the sense of duty and the respect of rules.

Last week I visited Vienna, the capital city of Austria. I was with my dad and that was the first time I took an airplane (I never flew before). We departed from Milan. I was so excited to take an airplane cause I always moved only by car/train/bus and I was also extremely excited to visit a new city where I never been before. I’m literally in love with the city architecture/aesthetic and with the people. The people there was extremely nice and well-behaved and when someone asks some information they are very willing and the make sure you understood. I visited a lot of museums and palaces that I loved. Two other things I love of the city are the green (the are many parks) and the observation of the rules. Th only “bad think” of the city (in my opinion) are prices of restaurants and gadgets. Everything else was so perfect. In conclusion, I’m in love with the city and I can’t wait to come back.