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    Rome Language Exchange

    My friends and I are visiting Rome this Friday! Is anyone free to meet for a drink and practise English/Italian? We are staying until Tuesday. 

    Sarah

    May 24, 2017
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  • Commented

    Grazie Alessia!

    I come to Rome this Friday!! Is anyone living in Rome who would like to practise their Italian with us?

    Sarah

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    May 23, 2017
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    A visit to Rome - Looking for language partner & meeting for a meal

    Ciao

    Sono Sarah, Ho 34 anni e vivo in Ingilterra. Ho bisogno delle amici nuovo per la mia vacanza!


    I am visiting Rome with 2 of my friends at the end of May. I would like to practise my basic Italian with someone and help with English. Perhaps meet them at a restaurant when we are in Rome or for a cappucino? I am married and looking for friendships, nothing more. But I love this language and love love love Italy and Italian people.

    Hope to speak to you soon!

    Sarah

    May 2, 2017
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  • Commented

    Please dont be shy! 25 'reads' but no replies! Does anyone live in Milan looking to language exchange English?

    Sarah x

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    September 21, 2016
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    last minute Milan!

    Ciao!

    My husband has surprised me with a trip to Milan - tomorrow 22nd sept!!! 

    He has to work tomorrow afternoon and Friday morning. Are there any female Italians living in Milan aged between 25-40 learning english who would like to meet me for a coffee? 

    Message me directly if you can!

    Sarah

    September 21, 2016
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  • Commented

    Ciao! Sono Sarah da Inghilterra. Piacere :)

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    November 26, 2015
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    Come si dici BUT in italiano...

    Ive read/heard 3 ways to say but in italian:

    Ma 

    Bensi

    Pero

    Are they all ok and can they all be used in any situation or is one more polite/appropriate 

    Thanks

    August 30, 2015
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    Im trying to learn present continuous (presenti progressivo) - Can anyone clarify this?

    Is this right?

    Sto' imparando

    Stai imparando

    Sta' imparando (Would the ending change if the subject is feminine: Sta' imparanda?)

    Stiamo imparando (Does this change as the subjects are plural: Stiamo imparandi?)

     

    Thanks

     

    August 27, 2015
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  • Commented

    I think in England our culture has changed so much and is so diverse - I would struggle to answer a question about 'English Culture'. We almost have culture sub topics, for example 'English Pub Culture'

     

    I have only been to Italy twice but I have LOVED it. I would love to have a second home there when I retire (or sooner!).

     

    Do you think the culture and lifestyles are similar across the whole of Italy? I think it might be regional like dialect. I met an italian bar man the other day who said he felt that people have a strong connection to their district in Italy, and only really come together at football time as a country of Italians! Do you think this is true?

     

    :)

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    August 27, 2015
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    27.08.15 Sono malato. Prima i miei figli sono malato. Addesso mio marito e me siamo malato. Sento stanco oggi. Come senti oggi? Come si dici *Yuck/yucky* in italiano? Sento *yucky* oggi!? Ciao
    August 27, 2015
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