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Hello I'm Fulvio I'm a 27-year-old Italian conference interpreter (Italian, English, French) who lives in Italy and absolutely loves speaking and learning languages. I am looking for people who can teach me Swedish and/or other EU official languages. I'm particularly interested in learning not-so-common languages because I would like to expand my interpreting language combination with a view to working as an interpreter for the EU institutions in the future. I can offer language exchange.
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Giulia Monaco
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Sep 6, 2015
Great session...and nice to meet the family!
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    As other people said, it's "cibo" however it doesn't sound too nice in Italian, it's not used that much. It's rather colloquial/informal I'd say. As an example, the UN organization FAO (Food and agriculture organization) is officially translated with "Organizzazione per l'alimentazione e l'agricolura". So, to sum up, I'd say it really depends on the context where the word "food" is used in English.
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    December 17, 2014
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