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Creating Why is important to create? I often ask myself this question. I'm fond in music, photography, writing and I like very much to create something that didn't exist before. I think that men make this for understanding the surrounding world and the life. Creating a virtual world is a way to control our lives, in the same way, when we read a book or listen a song, we live an other life. It's great, I think. We can live infinite lifes! And how is creating worlds with an another language? It's very hard because you must change your point of view, the point of view of your mind! The phrasal structure of one language is different from each other; for example, in Italian language I can use the adjective before or after a name: "è un ragazza bella" or "una bella ragazza" are correct both, it changes the sense only a bit. But in English? No, this isn't correct, so I must changed my mind and this influence the world I'm going to create! It's greater, isn't it? What's your opinion? Stefano Sergi

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Why is it important to create? (I'd rather say: Whay is it important to be creative?) I often ask myself this question. I'm fond in of music, photography, writing and I like very much to create something that (didn't exist) never existed before. I think that men do it make this in order to understand for understanding the surrounding world and the life. Creating a virtual world is a way to control our lives, in the same way, when we read a book or listen to a song, it is as if we live an  another life.
It's great, I think. We can live infinite lifes! And how is creating worlds with an another language?
It's very hard because you must change your point of view, your mind -set!  the point of view of your mind!
The phrasal structure of one language is different from those of other languages. each other; for example, in the Italian language ( or in Italian) I can use the adjective before or after a name: "è un ragazza bella" or "una bella ragazza" are correct both, both correct,  it changes the sense only a bit. But in English? No, this isn't correct, so I must changed my mind-set and this influences the world I'm going to create! It's greater, isn't it?
What's your opinion?
Stefano Sergi

 

é una idea interessante che la lingua straniera ti fa cambiare le idee su di vita.

 

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