Non so se è la sezione giusta. C'e' scritto "imparare l'italiano utilizzando la lingua Akan Twi." Comunque ti rispondo in italiano visto che hai postato in italiano. "In gamba" vuole dire essere abili, molto bravi in qualcosa. bravo/a, valiente, hábil, capaz. Si usa solo per le persone. Un ragazzo "in gamba". Un ragazzo molto bravo nel fare qualcosa o in generale. Una ragazza "in gamba" con il computer. Una ragazza molto abile con il computer.

No no, I am simply the eighth marvel of the world!

Maybe using the adjectives "paternal" (father's brothers and sisters in this case) and "maternal" (mother's brother's and sisters in this case) you can find a way to translate. "paternal aunt" "paternal uncle" "maternal aunt" "maternal uncle"

Be yourself! Love is insanity and anarchy.

It was JAcket not "Jachet". "Gia" sounds like in JAcket.

A good way to remember how to solve this particular issue (the sound of C and other letters) is remembering that the C sounds like K only if followed by A, O and U. The sound of the G sounds like in the English "get" or "garden" in the same cases. When G and C are followed by the vowels I and E the sounds change. With the E the G is pronunced like in "gErman", with the I (always pronounced like EE of "ChEEse" in Italian) and like the English name JImmy with the I. The same with the C. C with the vowel I always sounds like CHEEr. C with the E always sounds like in CHEst. In order to give a hard sound to the syllables "Gi" and "Ge", and "Ci" and "Ce" you have to put an H between the G and C and the vowels. In order to get sweet or soft(in Italian we say sweet) the sound of the syllables CA CO CU and GA GO GU you have tu put the letter I between consonants and vowels. "cia" always sounds like in "CHAt" "cio" always sounds like in "CHOp" "ciu" always sounds like in "CHOOse" "gia" always sounds like in "JAchet" "gio" always sounds like in "JOke" "giu" always sounds like in "JUne" Check this out: http://www.articlesbase.com/education-articles/pronouncing-italian-vowels-and-consonants-709974.html

As children all of us are like an empty blackboard, then someone writes on it and we become something else. Once I read a thing which made me thinking a lot. It was about education. The war in Gaza reminds me of that writing because there was an exemple about the conflict in Palestine. It said: what if we put into a room Israeli and Palestinian children when they're 5, 6 or 7 years old? Probably after a couple of minutes they would begin to play one another and having fun. Take the same children after 20 years and once grown-up put them into the same room and probably they would begin fighting. What happened during those 20 years? A lot of people and sorrowful circumstances wrote on their soul's blackboard and made them enemies. If they had been French people and Germans or Japanese people and Greeks then they wouldn't have fought one another though they are the same people. We come in this world clean and free then we get dirty by something or somebody. These are our qualities which we born with: cleanness and freedom to be whoever we want to be and freedom to do whatever we want to do. Our challenge and the quality we have to gain is understanding how to bring into our lives the truth of this thought and use it in order to get better ourselves and the people we have around. It's worth for all

Un buon sinonimo puo' essere "una volta in più". "una volta in più" rispetto ad una quantita' indefinita, che non si sa quanto e' ma di solito e' "molto". ennesimA, ennesimO, ennesimE, ennesimI="una volta in più" oppure "ancora una volta" o piu' semplicemente "ancòra". L'esempio di Andres "te lo dico per l'ennesima volta" puo' anche funzionare cosi' "te lo dico "UNA VOLTA IN PIU'", oppure "te lo dico ANCORA UNA VOLTA" o "te lo dico ANCòRA". "per l'ennesima volta un cessate il fuoco e' stato accordato". "ancora una volta un cessate il fuoco e' stato accordato". "una volta in piu' un cessate il fuoco e' stato accordato". "ancora un cessate il fuoco accordato" (nota che suona male "ancora un cessate il fuoco e' stato accordato", togliendo "e' stato" suona meglio e lo trovi spesso sui giornali) Oppure "Tom e' arrivato in ritardo UN'ALTRA VOLTA" "Tom e' arrivato in ritardo PER L'ENNESIMA VOLTA" "Tom e' arrivato in ritardo UNA VOLTA IN PIU'" "Tom e' arrivato in ritardo ANCORA" Forse sono tutti sinonimi di 复 e 再 o 重. Ad esempio "Tom e' arrivato in ritardo 复" 复 e' stato accordato un cessate il fuoco. Oppure "ho fatto un ennesimo tentativo" "io ho fatto un 重 tentativo" Spero che abbia senso scritto cosi' :-)