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I'm Federica from Naples, Italy. I love to know people from all over the world and learn new cultures. I've studied English and Japanese at University and I like teaching my mothertongue very much.
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Ivor Churchill 老师
English
Dec 5, 2020
Great lesson with Federica, we discussed business subjects. Well done!
Ivor Churchill 老师
English
Nov 18, 2020
Great lesson with Federica, we discussed many subjects. Well done!
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  • Commented
    Sono d'accordo con quanto ha detto Arti.
    In aggiunta, ti dico che il verbo Partire è usato con i mezzi di trasporto e per parlare di luoghi in cui fai un viaggio.

    1) Sono partito in macchina
    2) Parto per il Canada (partire + preposizione per)

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    March 17, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hello Alexia,
    Nice to meet you.
    I'm a teacher of Italian on Italki. It's good that you started learning with songs. Hovewer, if you want to improve Italian, you need to talk with an Italian native speaker. Try to take it easy! I also a shy person, but I'm friendly, easygoing and patient. If you are looking for a supportive teacher, choose me and I'll be very happy to help you learn Italian.
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    October 8, 2018
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  • Answered
    Ciao! Le due espressioni sono sinonimi, hanno il significato di "soprattutto", "principalmente". Esempio: Fra gli attori, mi piace in particolare/ particolarmente Tom Cruise. Tuttavia, "particolarmente" può avere anche il significato di "molto", "notevolmente". Esempio: E' una situazione particolarmente difficile.
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    September 25, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hello Bruno,
    I sent you an invite request on Google Hangouts.
    Anyway, you could use also Skype but in the online version. I do that with my chrome book :)
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    September 20, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hello!
    I'm Italian and an experienced teacher. It would be great to become your teacher of Italian.
    If you have any question, please feel free to contact me!
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    September 20, 2018
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  • Commented
    Ciao! 
    Io insegno italiano su Italki. Sarei felice di poterti aiutarti. Tu parli inglese? Io non conosco il francese purtroppo.
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    September 20, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hello Daniele,
    Nice to meet you!
    I'm an Italian native teacher. if you want to learn the authentic Italian, please contact me. I'll make your studying fun and easy!
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    September 18, 2018
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  • Commented

    It deals with "imperfetto" (ero, eri, era..) and "passato prossimo"(sono stato, sei stato, è stato ..).
    These Italian tenses refer to something that happened in the past, but Imperfetto is used to describe a past habit or a continuous action in the past, or to describe an action that was taking place when something else happened.

    Examples.
    1) Quando ero bambino mangiavo sempre cioccolata.
    2) Eravamo ogni giorno in spiaggia per giocare a beach volley.
    3) Guardavo la TV quando squillò il telefono.

    while, Passato prossimo is used to describe an action happened in the past that has a start and a end point.


    Example. 
    1) Sono stato in America 3 anni fa.
    2) Quest'anno siamo andati in vacanza a Tokyo.




     
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    September 18, 2018
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  • Commented
    Antonio ha ragione. Si tratta della "d" eufonica. Avviene la stessa cosa per la preposizione "a" che diventa "ad" davanti a una parola che inizia con la "a". Anche se ci sono eccezioni, per esempio l'espressione "ad esempio"..
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    September 18, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hello Ryan!
    I'm an Italian teacher and can help you. Please, visit my profile!
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    September 18, 2018
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