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Hello there! I'm Simone but you can call me Simon. I'm studying for a master's degree in AI so I'm kind of a nerd 🤓. I'm a paddle player 🏓 I love science in general 🧪🔭 My favourite TV series are GoT, Braking Bad, The Boys, How I Met Your Mother, Friends, The Big Bang Theory. There are more that I liked of course. About films I definitely have to mention Lord of the rings, Harry Potter and Dune, but I also liked Interstellar, Arrival, the Nolan's Bateman trilogy. I'm not a sports fan in general even though I like doing it, for instance I can live in a panel court but I don't know more than three top player's names ahaha Oh! I love jokes and pun, black and dark humour. See you soon! :)
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jordan
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Apr 27, 2019
Thanks Simone! You're awesome :)
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    C'è un errore con il tempo verbale. "Per poco non ti ho perso/a" è il tempo verbale corretto (passato prossimo). Così com'è scritta lascia intendere ad un'azione iniziata nel passato e che avrebbe avuto conseguenze anche sul presente, quindi si usa il passato prossimo. Però parlando con le persone sono tutte e tre equivalenti e nussuno fraintenderebbe quello che stai cercando di dire, che hai rischiato di perdere una persona per un soffio. Potresti anche sentir dire: "Per poco non ti stavo perdendo", in modo molto pratico vuol dire la stessa cosa.
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    April 7, 2019
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    My school and my future... Hi Everyone! I'm an Italian engineering student and I'm undecided in which way concluded my studies. First of all a clarification: In my school, the first year is identical for all student. Between the first and the second year, I'll need to take a choice. There is a lot of courses and I'm not sure which is best for me and my future. I like "Biomedical Engineering" and "Mathematical engineering" both and I cannot take a decision. Medical engineering is so attractive because I always fascinated by medical instrumentations and prosthesis both. Mathematical engineering fascinated me because I think Math is like a form of art and is incredible how it can be used for solving huge problems in an incredible number of cases. I'm sure on one thing, I'd like to work over Italy at the finish of my studies and at the moment I don't know if there's a reason for preferring one or the other. Maybe it's a bad idea to chose thinking about the jobs I'll find after but life isn't a tale and maybe is the correct way to chose. I don't know and maybe I won't know until a day before the deadline. (: Thanks a lot to anyone who helps me! :)
    April 5, 2019
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    Hi Luna. The first it's correct and the second it's wrong but, in general, this is a big problem for the non-native (sometimes it's a problem for native, don't worry if it's difficult). In Italian grammar, the main sentence and subordinate sentence must have concordant tenses. If you search on the web "concordanza tempi verbali" or "Consecutio Temporum Italiano" you will find why only the first is right. it's an important topic and it takes time to learn it and use it naturally.
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    March 29, 2019
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