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I'm currently learning French! My level is basic (A1). My Italian level is at a B1 level. I can communicate fairly, read and write well enough. I know the conjucation of most basic verbs, in most tesnes. I cannot use subjunctive and would like to improve on it. My knowledge of Italian I believe will help me learn Spanish.
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Giuliano
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Dec 1, 2024
Una studentessa molto intelligente ; è un piacere lavorare con lei.
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    Hello Enrico! I tried sending you a message but I am unable to. If you'd like you can try sending me a message. Thank you 🙏
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    November 28, 2024
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    Hi! I'm a native English and Greek speaker looking for someone to practice my Italian with. My level of Italian is beginner - intermediate.🙏
    November 24, 2024
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    1) 'That's right' is something that is used more commonly than 'This is right'. 2) Here, both are used the same. 'You know we learn English step by step.' = 'You know that we learn English step by step.'
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    August 27, 2018
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    Hello Lorenzo!


    The correct way to say these sentences would be:


    'The cook tasted the milk before cooking the cheesecake because he thought the milk was expired.'

    'I speak Italian because it is my native language. Moreover, I speak a little English OR I speak a bit of English.'


    Hope I helped! :)



     

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    June 24, 2018
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    Molto utlie, grazie!! :) :)
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    June 8, 2018
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    <ul class="list-inline text-light-gray"><li>Ángel, what a great job it writing this entry. Lapland is a place a friend of mine recently visited and she was amazed by the beauty. She told me it is a true winter fairytale land! She sent me photos and I was absolutely amazed. She went jet-skiing in the snow and made tons of snowmen! It's definitely on my list of winter destinations I would like to one day visit.</li><li>
    </li><li>Now, as for the corrections, there weren't many that were needed to be made, so good job! I have made just a few, more specifically, the ones that are underlined and in italics are the ones you have written already and that I have corrected, either because you used the wrong tense of a verb or a wrong word. The ones in bold are words I have added. I have also made a few comments, in italics. I hope these are all not too confusing for you! :P</li><li>
    </li><li>Once again, great work! :)
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    Fishing on ice and much more in Lapland!

    Lapland is well known as a touristic place where families go to visit Santa Claus, but if you think there isn’t any other thing to do you are absolutely wrong. If you like snow and winter activities Lapland should be your next destination.

    One of the cool things you can do in Lapland is fishing on ice. First, you have to reach the iced lake, which is an amazing journey crossing spectacular winter landscapes. When you have caught the fish (usually trout), tour organizers cook for you and you eat it in the middle of the snowy forest!.

    However, one of* (*i believe it sounds better if you add this) the greatest things about Lapland are winter activities such as motorbike driving, trips on sledges pulled by reindeer, or even on sledges pulled by huskies!. All these activities are** astonishing (**because you use present tense in the rest of the text, I suggest you use the present tense here, as well)! So I totally recommend them to everyone!.

    To sum up, Lapland is a great place to travel. It’s famous for the touristic trip of visiting Santa Claus, however there are a lot of other impressive things to do. For me the best are driving motorbikes and sledges pulled by huskies. Will you miss these experiences?


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    June 7, 2018
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    Hello Gloria!

    This sentence speaks of the relation between monarch butterflies and the weather conditions they need to survive. Basically, it says that (according to scientists) because we have more rain and snow in the east, which is where the monarch butterflies migrate during the winter, the survival of the monarch butterflies is in danger. In other words, monarch butterflies are in need of warmer conditions to survive.

    It is the weather conditions that may become inadequate, meaning the conditions may not be ideal for the survival of the monarch butterflies.

    I hope I have helped!

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    June 7, 2018
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