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- Libaries in Trento I visited the Centro Interculturale Millevoci to borrow some book to learn Italian. This library is way much better than Central Library in a sense that they allow me to take those books home for 2 weeks. And they also have way more books than Central Library. Also, I was quite happy when discover a link to quickly search for all books to learn Italian in CBT Osse Genius. Previously, I had to know the name of the book in advanced, then I will search in CBT to see if some library has those books. Now things is simpler with this magical link! Comparision between libraries * Trento Bibl Centro Interculturale Millevoci (my favourite library for books to learn Italian): you can borrow a book for 2 weeks, then you can renew if needed. * Trento Bibl Comunale: this one not only included the Communal Library in Via Roma (Roma St.) but also other libraries in Povo, Gardolo, Borgo Valsugana… you named it. I also see that the Comunnal Library doesn’t stock lots of student book for learning Italian. However, if you want to read book in Italian in general, then Communal Library is a great place to check. Also check out the Sala Ragazzi since I think some books there are written for children and young adult, with lots of colorful pictures. * Trento Bibl Universita Degli Studi: this name is also used to refer to many different libraries belonging to the University of Trento. Generally, most books for Italian learning are in Central Library, and you are not allowed to take them home. [I really appreciate your time in correcting this. Have a nice day/evening - Quynh]June 10, 201500
Could anybody correct it please? Thanks!
Dear Jamie,
I am happy to hear from you. I am writing this email because I would like to suggest where your sister and her friends could go next week.
They could pop in Portofino for a day journey as it is not so far from my city. There are many cheap boats from the Old Port and the trip just lasts one hour and half.
Otherwise, train is the faster best way to get there faster even though it is a bit expensive. It usually takes thirty minutes from the main station. However, if they prefer to visit museums and squares, they might go around by bus or by on foot.
I think they should leave early in the morning as they could find trains delayed or crowed because of Ssummer season.
Regarding the return journey, they might take the last train by leaving at 8pm in order to come back before midnight.
I am sure your sister and her friends will have a fun and a lovely journey here.
I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Loads of Love,
Pa====
I corrected to the best of my knowledge. Someone else might give you better feedback.
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