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I come from Rome (Italy) and i've just graduated in Economics and Finance (Master degree) and actually i'm looking for a job. I need to improve my english because of the field of my studies, in fact it's really important to be able to speak a fluent english if you want to get a good job. I'm looking for someone with whom i can conversate about everything so i can improve my english skills (listening-speaking- (and why not;)) writing). Of course i can give a big help to improve your italian ;)
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    Is it good in English this presentation ? Now it’s my time to introduce myself, what can I say, my name is Alberto and I graduated in the last November in Finance at the university of Rome Tor vergata. Last year I had a great experience in Sweden where I Spent five months as exchange student, an experience that I strongly recommend because you can taste the life out of your family, a kind of real life that expect you in the future. Concerning my personality I can say that I’m a sunny person and I could define me even a team worked-oriented person. I always try to reach my goals, but if didn’t reach them, I don’t give up and I try my best once more.
    March 9, 2014
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    1) Anche se siamo lontani l'uno/a dall'altro/a 2) Sono contento per lei 3) Lei, nel bene e nel male, c'è sempre 4) Ci siamo chiamati l'un l'altro/a per molto tempo 5) Mi piace l'inizio dell'Estate, perché in quel periodo qualsiasi cosa sulla terra è allegra e bella, la primavera ha troppi giorni ventosi, l'inverno è troppo freddo ed in autunno, le foglie iniziano a cadere e gli uccelli volano via, l'atmosfera è troppo triste per me "benché" has the same meaning of "though" Ex: Mi ha telefonato, benché fosse tardi
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    December 19, 2013
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    pesci
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    December 18, 2013
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    it's a big question because in italian you can use this prepositions in many situations but always with the same meaning. In English exist different words to explain these many situations. ( for example: you can translate the italian preposition DI with the english words OF or TO, but the proper use of them depends on the context). Anyway I give you some common examples that might help you Io vengo DA Roma (I come FROM Rome) PER me è giusto (FOR me it's correct) A Roma (IN Rome) Questa casa è piena DI ragni (this house is full OF spiders) Non c'è niente TRA/FRA di noi (there is nothing BETWEEN us)
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    December 18, 2013
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    è una settimana nella quale si va a sciare in montagna con amici, parenti, o genitori
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    December 18, 2013
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    No, in this case you don't need the definite article. If you are trying to localize something it's correct not using the definite article.
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    December 18, 2013
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    what's the difference between the verbs "to figure out" and "to understand" ?
    December 18, 2013
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    1)"Il mio colore preferito / La mia stagione preferita" 2)"Mi piacciono le mele, e mi piacciono pure le arance" 3) yes it means "also", but in these cases it's more proper to use " me too" (anche io) / "even him" (anche lui)
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    December 17, 2013
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    what's the difference in using "I like...." and "I do like...." ?
    December 17, 2013
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    December 16, 2013
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