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My name is Stefano, ciao!
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Natalia
Portuguese
Mar 28, 2022
Stefano se demonstrou muito entusiasmado em aprender português e creio que poderemos fazer um ótimo trabalho juntos.
Alexandra
English
Nov 24, 2020
In just one hour, we touched on a few different topics, including collocations related to starting and finishing (ex: a nail-biter), a discussion of current life "happenings" and a start to the article on the Electoral college. Good work!
Alexandra
English
Nov 11, 2020
We got to talk about some important current events as well as examine a speech for explicit and implicit messages. See you soon!
Alexandra
English
Nov 8, 2020
Your use of personality adjectives to describe the sitcom characters was perfect! This exercise should help new adjectives stick for you.
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  • Commented
    Such a good and interesting article. What I loved the most about it is that I think it can apply to any language. I sometimes notice that kind of repetition in my Italian students which I struggle to adress and correct. But now I will try to use this article to make more solid examples. Thank you!
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    October 3, 2018
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  • Commented

    Ciao Manu! A causa del forte utilizzo dell’aggettivo bello dopo il nome in italiano molte volte anche noi italiani compiamo degli “strafalcioni”. Verosimilmente l’aggettivo corretto da usare prima di alberi è proprio begli dato che tu dici gli alberi e non i alberi. Quindi i begli alberi è totalmente corretto. Puoi controllare la regola anche sul Treccani: <a href="http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/bello_%28La-grammatica-italiana%29/">http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/bello_%28La-grammatica-italiana%29/</a>

    Stefano

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    April 15, 2018
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  • Posted
    Learning Article : Italian Patterns: Uses Of Quello, Bello, And Buono

    Discuss the Article : Italian Patterns: Uses Of Quello, Bello, And Buono

    <a href='/article/1235/italian-patterns-uses-of-quello-bello-and-buono' target='_blank'>Italian Patterns: Uses Of Quello, Bello, And Buono</a>

    Studying language patterns is an extremely effective way to learn a language because it will help you to remember things more easily than learning each grammar rule or idiom independently. In this article teacher Stefano focuses on some useful Italian grammatical patterns.

    April 12, 2018
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  • Posted
    Italian Patterns: Uses Of Quello, Bello, And Buono
    Studying language patterns is an extremely effective way to learn a language because it will help you to remember things more easily than learning each grammar rule or idiom independently. In this article teacher Stefano focuses on some useful Italian grammatical patterns.
    April 10, 2018
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  • Commented
    This is so good! It was extremely interesting to read and also very motivating! Thanks :)
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    May 24, 2017
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  • Commented
    I love this article! I am particularly interested in the role swap you proposed! I will definitely try that with my students. It would be cool to pretend that I, the teacher, am a celebrity or something like that and the student is an interviewer. So he/she can ask me questions about something and then write an article about that. The student will then practice understanding skills, writing skills but also will improve the capability in summarizing things that he/she's heard transforming them in written language.
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    August 10, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Always tough to use English

    I made this italki account today in order to to improve (or just "to imporve) my english skills. (Actually I heard about this website on a podcast by Luke teacher but it took me a while to subscribe to the website.)

    Actually I am good at reading and listening but
    It's tooooo hard to write or speak (things to express myself). it's very hard for me to express my own thoughts while writing or speaking.

    Two yrs ago, my cousin's friend (he is american) visited our house for a week. My family treated him friendly but we couldn't really be friends because of the language (I would add "barrier"). It was the bad thang for me not to bring him more beautiful and fascinating site in KR (What do you mean?) :(
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    July 18, 2016
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  • Commented
    It's actually the name of an Englsh British test.
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    July 12, 2016
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  • Posted
    He believed that the subject matter they should focus on was/were everyday life, everyday people... Ok guys I am struggling so much with this, it's driving me crazy! I know that the verb should agree in number with the subject, which I suppose it is "subject matter" but at the same time I have got multiple objects. I know I am not supposed to make the verb agree with the objects too but I don't know why, saying "the subject matter they should focus on was..." sounds very weird to me. Please help!
    June 28, 2016
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  • Answered
    It really depends on the context. Could you please tell us what context would you insert these expressions in?
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    June 25, 2016
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