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  • Commented

    Ciao, 

    allora..


    GIUSTO adjectif : "Suo padre è un uomo giusto" (honest) OR "La risposta è giusta (correct, exact)

    GIUSTO  adverb: " Sono arrivati giusto adesso (just)


    TELEFONARE = to call

    RAFFREDDORE  e FREDDO= COLD in english, but in italian RAFFREDDORE = desease  -Ex: "Ho preso un brutto raffreddore" = I have a  bad cold

    BUGIARDO= Liar

    LYING= Mentire, dire bugie.

    PURE,  ANCHE = Also

    But PURE' (with accent)= Mashed potatoes

    STATO=.State, status, pp verb ESSERE (to be, been)

    I hope I gave you little help. Bye  








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    March 13, 2018
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    Va bene.
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    March 11, 2018
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  • Commented

    Popcorn and coke too, thank. Do you know that you aren't on facebook, are you?

    Compliments to Anne for her profile. This is a good example.

    Goodbye to everyone.

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    March 11, 2018
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  • Commented

    Ok..........Dear Snarling,  then only me and you have not exchanges............maybe, because people don't like our animal's faces? So pretty? Or only you and me are real?

    And my dear miss "Oxfordines",  I wonder too why  somebody should to contact people with so great , great profiles...

    I am an italian teacher , but I don' t put it in my profile because I want to be one person with other persons, on the same level: this should to be the philosophie of a cultural site.

    We can become friends, or not. But THE PURPOSE ISN'T THIS, IS CULTURAL, FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGES. When I call somebody for make conversation , in italian and in english (I want to help , obvious, my Oxfordine), I don't want to marry it, I don't care if he/she is beautiful or not,  or what politicien opinion he /she has. Rather, to be different is better, when we learn.

    Finally: do you want to make a site to found friends ?  (Do you know that there are  many around?)

    Ok, but don't call it  <site for language exchange>. Let that others make it.






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    March 10, 2018
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    Why nobody wants to talk ?

    Yet, apparently all people is on this site to learn a language, but practically nobody answers!!!!!!!! But are you real? This site is real?

    It's necessary to pay your teachers? I don't need teachers. I want to make conversation in English and to help in italian. Ok?

    Somebody want it? I don't like wasting time.

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    Do you want to know the difference between <mi dai > and <dammi> ? Mi DAI - Per piacere, mi dai le chiavi ? (Please, do you give me the keys?) - Grazie per l'aiuto che mi dai. (Thank you for the help that you give me) DAMMI - Dammi subito le chiavi ! (Give me the keys now!) <Mi dai> is more kind and can be used even in interrogative sentences. <Dammi> is an order, can be used in direct speech only. Ciao
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    March 7, 2018
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  • Commented
    Allora visita le Alpi Orobie , a nord di Bergamo, in Lombardia. C'è anche la possibilità di fare il giro completo, di 1 settimana, dormendo ogni notte in un rifugio (ma ci sono anche percorsi difficili). Ma puoi fare anche delle escursioni brevi. Sono bellissime! Ciao
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    March 6, 2018
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    Invece di usare senzatetto (che noi usiamo di solito per le persone) , è meglio usare "randagi". Ciao
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    March 2, 2018
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    E' come dire: "Do you know if it's possible to change......if I..........?
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    March 2, 2018
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    Di niente! Ciao
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    March 2, 2018
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