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I'm Italian, I love travel, talking and helping people, Italian is my mother tongue but living half of my life in Spain my Spanish is also native level. Currently I’m in Turkey so my social relations are in English and I’m learning Turkish. Living in different countries made me discover my passion for languages, the importance of to be able to communicate. I can give you an introduction to Italian and Spanish or help you to make better your already existing knoweldge. We can also just practice talking any topic of your interest to make your speach more fluent.
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Öznur
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Nov 8, 2014
Rica ederim :)
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  • Answered
    Poggio gallo è un borgo in toscana famoso per il vino
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    October 3, 2014
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    Por cierto en España nunca he oído utilizar "regar" en este sentido, solo se usa para decir que das agua a las plantas, así que estoy de acuerdo con la opinión de los colegas de mexico cuando dicen que es una expresión típica de mexico. Surely i never heard "regar" with this meaning in Spain, it is only used to say "to give water to plants", so I totally agree with the Mexican colleagues saying it is an expression only typical of mexico.
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    October 2, 2014
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    Tengo calor, to be in Spanish (ser) is used only to define yourself about some stable aspect, I'm tall / soy alto, I'm clever / soy inteligente... Instead feelings generated by something, like your to feel hot, are seen like something "you have" in that moment, so in Spanish you will say like "I have hot" / tengo calor.
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    October 2, 2014
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    October 1, 2014
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    "Come mai" è solo interrogativo ed è una forma soft di dire perché? dipendendo dal contesto in italiano "perché" può risultare un po duro: Perché hai fatto questo?! (domanda diretta e dura) Come mai hai fatto questo? (forma di parlare meno aggressiva) en español la traducción directa es "como es que?" pero no se usa mucho, hablé este tema repetidas veces con mis colegas en España y siempre me decían de usar "Porque?". Yo personalmente como mi raíz es italiana sigo usando a veces la forma "como es que?" también si los nativos no la usan mucho porque he visto que la entienden y sigue dando su efecto SOFT.
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    October 1, 2014
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    I will explain you how to use PER and DA + infinitive which both in English will be expressed with TO + infinitive: Example "PER": I sleep to forget my problem = dormo per dimenticare il mio problema you have a main action "I sleep" and a sentence explaining the purpose of this action: "to forget something" so you will use PER + infinitive when you want to explain your purpose, your intention... Example "DA": I have nothing to say = non ho niente da dire here your main action is "to have something", "to have" is a transitive verb and it needs an OBJECT of the sentence. your object is expressed by the sentence "nothing to say / niente da dire" so you will use DA + infinitive when you are explaining the object of your main action. PER and DA are particles used in Italian to express many other things like provenience or passage trough.... but does not match with the formula PER / DA + infinitive.
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    October 1, 2014
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