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Ciao! I have been self-learning the Italian language for almost five years now, off and on. I've become very confident in my Italian language skills but it's always a good idea to converse with others that speak it, natively. I've also come to love helping others with their skills in (American) English. I'm currently studying in preparation for the CILS test. I’m taking a trip to Florence in June. Extra things I would love to learn in Italian: Colloquial sayings.
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Severino
Italian
Aug 16, 2017
Shelby is amazing, and she'll be speaking comfortably soon. I was very pleased to meet her and we managed some conversation.
Emanuela D.F
Italian
Aug 12, 2017
E' stato un piacere conoscerti Shelby! Alla prossima!
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    Hi!

    1.I have had Japanese cuisine.

    2.I am a fan of tempura and nori. I, also, love yum-yum sauce.

    3. No, I have never tried to make anything.

    4. I would like to try my hand at tempura. I'm afraid that I'd burn it.

    5. Getting a lot of foreign vegetables and fruits is hard.

    6. Getting things like rice and nori is easy.

    I hope this helps you out!

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    August 10, 2017
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    August 9, 2017
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    Shopping

    Today, I want to tell you about where I like to go shopping.

    I usually go to shopping at the mall near my house.
    I prefer to shop in cheap and convenient stores like Zara, Gap, and Uniqlo.

    But when I want to buy new shoes, I'm always in trouble.
    My feet are short, so it's difficult to find a new pair.
    The mall has many shops not just cheap ones
    So I found a pair of shoes that fit my feet. It was expensive, but I bought it them anyway
    And it was worth it.

    So, I like the mall:)
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    August 9, 2017
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  • Commented

    When you are defining something, it means you are telling what it means.

    "Define 'apple.'"

    "An apple is a fruit that grows on trees. You can bake pies with it or turn it into a sauce." 

    or

    "The teacher defines 'being kind' to someone as 'being a friend'."

    or

    "Adam defined 'pencil' as something to write with made out of lead and wood." 

    Defined means it happened already. Like, Adam already defined "pencil" on his school work last week.



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    August 9, 2017
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    Tonight, I will make cook

    I need to go food shopping for dinner. I want to make soup and vegetable salad. I will get out new cutlery for this night. We haven't ordered in a while. Maybe we will order in.
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    August 8, 2017
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