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you can do wathever you want in a private property as long as they don't make you pay for it. You can camp in the forest no more than 48 hours (but you can just move then), if you stay more the law changes according to the region where you are, source: http://fringeintravel.com/legge-sul-campeggio-libero-in-italia-regolamenti-normative-e-divieti/
0 votedOctober 29, 20150la sera vai a trastevere, anche se lì ci sono ormai forse più americani che romani!
per mangiare se vuoi un'esperienza particolare vai al ghetto ebraico, la cucina ebraica romana è un po' diversa da quella romana, vai anche alla pasticceria ebraica detta "il boccione". Ricordati che venerdì pomeriggio e sabato sono chiusi.
0 votedOctober 26, 20150Im confused about these things in italian?
1) What’s the difference between sciocca and scemo?
sciocca/sciocco is more light, both can be used friendly, but scemo could be used as an insult: "quello è tutto scemo!"
2) l'edicola vs. le edicole why does one have apostrophe and the other doesn’t? Shouldn't the plural article+word also have an apostrophe?ummmhh. seems like it shouldn't!
3) Io faccio ginnastica in palestra...
Should this be LA palestra?"faccio ginnastica la palestra" doesn't mean anything, without preposition the substantive after the verb is the object of the action, but you can use the preposition and the article in junction: "nella" "faccio ginnastica nella palestra" "I'm doing gymnastic in the gym". Also: articles in italian can be often omitted, this is one of the cases so "io faccio ginnastica in palestra" is also correct.
4) When someone says "nipote" how do I know if the speaker is referring to a neice/ nephew or a male/female grandchild?you guess using the context.
0 votedOctober 9, 20150
