Thought it might interest those who would like to teach their own language in Italy or those who are looking for a job (whatever it is) in Italy. You could take advantage from being a native speaker! I run into the TEFL twitter account, then looke
Wanted to share with you these photos of last year Presepe Vivente. You could see the Nativity Scene but also old crafts.. It was set in a quarry with lights which enhanced the Christmas atmosphere; I cannot believe it was last year!
Whether you are the owner of a Hotel or a Bed and Breakfast or an Agriturismo or any other kind of accommodation, you may need to use some key-phrases with your ½ûÂþÌìÌà guests.The first thing - and most of you surely know this - to tell somebody c
Hi Karma,thanks for sharing your story and your love for Italy with us.Hope to hear about new holidays in Italy and that you found more italian friends or lovers of all things ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ!Â
Of course it is necessary to getting around in the place where you'd like to live, before actually go and buy a house. Hope that the article could be a good guide, and that you'll find a place in Italy that you like to see and also to live in. In Bocca al Lupo!Â
Hi,we italians say "volere è potere", which means that if you want something, you'll get it - a little like "What you see is what you get".It seems that you are on the good way to become an ½ûÂþÌìÌÃo Doc: you have 4 children called with italian names, you are learning ½ûÂþÌìÌà and have a house in Italy! Plus your ancestors are ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ, so you may have a knowledge of italian culture. But "non si finisce mai di imparare" (there is always something new to learn), and you should actually live in Italy to become a real italian and:- make very long queues at the Posta - pay new taxes even when you thought you had paid them all- go to multiple offices to get something fixed..I think you need some time to get used with all of that.. What can I say.. I'm ½ûÂþÌìÌà and can afford to live here, so why shouldn't you!Good Luck! In bocca al lupo!Â
 According to this article:it's a tax that only residents in Terni Province have to pay. This is causing a debate wether residents of Perugia should pay it too - giving the fact that Tevere crosses Perugia territory as well.
Toni said:" What I feel that I now need is a course around the other way where the native speakers are ½ûÂþÌìÌà and I have to say what the English is. "Hai bisogno di me allora! Io sono italiana! Che ci sto a fare qua, io?  - Scusa, quest'ultima frase ha una struttura un pò difficile da tradurre in inglese.Comunque hai ragione [ you're absolutely right ], potrebbe farti comodo una persona di origine italiana che ti aiuti a tradurre dei discorsi in inglese [ it's not a bad idea to look for someone who helps you to turn italian into english speech ]; Potrei offrirti il mio aiuto ma si tratterebbe di tradurre frasi o un testo, il che non ti aiuterebbe tanto[ I would be more than happy helping you to translate some phrases or an entire text, but that would be written only and wouldn't help you that much. ]Ti consiglierei di andare in un'università di lingue straniere della città più vicina a te, e mettere un'annuncio sulla bacheca dell'università ! sono sicura che un sacco di studenti vorranno aiutarti, perchè imparerebbero qualcosa in più sull'inglese![ My personal advice is to go to the nearest University of Foreign ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs and post on the wall that you are looking for someone to practice ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ. I'm sure that many students would be happy to help you, cause they would learn something more about English too! ]Per quanto riguarda i Dual ½ûÂþÌìÌà Articles, spero ti possano aiutare. Nei prossimi giorni il sito verrà aggiornato con nuove lezioni di italiano e nuovi Dual ½ûÂþÌìÌà da leggere ed ascoltare.[ Re dual language articles, hope they may be of some help. In the next days the website will be updated with new lessons and other dual language articles to listen. ]Â
 Hi Guen,welcome to the ITALY Community.Learning ½ûÂþÌìÌà will be helpful once you'll here in Italy - Italymag has a good database of ½ûÂþÌìÌà schools based in Italy. They are very professional and offers all levels of courses here's the link:But certainly you need advice from people who have direct experience, sogood luck - in bocca al lupo,ValentinaP.S.: I'm ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ, so feel free to ask me any questions concerning ½ûÂþÌìÌà language.
Hi Chris, thanks for joining the community and for such a rich introduction! It expresses your love for Italy, it sounds like you had a good time during your stay. Thanks for sharing this.If you'd like to share with us some shots from your stay, here's the link:  A presto, Valentina
Hi!Happy you finally joined us. Hope you will enjoy to be part of this community. This will allow you to get in touch with like minded people and share with them your experiences concerning Italy and ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs.Have you ever been to Italy?Fammi sapereValentinaÂ
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Hi Karma,thanks for sharing your story and your love for Italy with us.Hope to hear about new holidays in Italy and that you found more italian friends or lovers of all things ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ!Â
Of course it is necessary to getting around in the place where you'd like to live, before actually go and buy a house. Hope that the article could be a good guide, and that you'll find a place in Italy that you like to see and also to live in. In Bocca al Lupo!Â
Hi,we italians say "volere è potere", which means that if you want something, you'll get it - a little like "What you see is what you get".It seems that you are on the good way to become an ½ûÂþÌìÌÃo Doc: you have 4 children called with italian names, you are learning ½ûÂþÌìÌà and have a house in Italy! Plus your ancestors are ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ, so you may have a knowledge of italian culture. But "non si finisce mai di imparare" (there is always something new to learn), and you should actually live in Italy to become a real italian and:- make very long queues at the Posta - pay new taxes even when you thought you had paid them all- go to multiple offices to get something fixed..I think you need some time to get used with all of that.. What can I say.. I'm ½ûÂþÌìÌà and can afford to live here, so why shouldn't you!Good Luck! In bocca al lupo!Â
 According to this article:it's a tax that only residents in Terni Province have to pay. This is causing a debate wether residents of Perugia should pay it too - giving the fact that Tevere crosses Perugia territory as well.
Toni said:" What I feel that I now need is a course around the other way where the native speakers are ½ûÂþÌìÌà and I have to say what the English is. "Hai bisogno di me allora! Io sono italiana! Che ci sto a fare qua, io?  - Scusa, quest'ultima frase ha una struttura un pò difficile da tradurre in inglese.Comunque hai ragione [ you're absolutely right ], potrebbe farti comodo una persona di origine italiana che ti aiuti a tradurre dei discorsi in inglese [ it's not a bad idea to look for someone who helps you to turn italian into english speech ]; Potrei offrirti il mio aiuto ma si tratterebbe di tradurre frasi o un testo, il che non ti aiuterebbe tanto[ I would be more than happy helping you to translate some phrases or an entire text, but that would be written only and wouldn't help you that much. ]Ti consiglierei di andare in un'università di lingue straniere della città più vicina a te, e mettere un'annuncio sulla bacheca dell'università ! sono sicura che un sacco di studenti vorranno aiutarti, perchè imparerebbero qualcosa in più sull'inglese![ My personal advice is to go to the nearest University of Foreign ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs and post on the wall that you are looking for someone to practice ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ. I'm sure that many students would be happy to help you, cause they would learn something more about English too! ]Per quanto riguarda i Dual ½ûÂþÌìÌà Articles, spero ti possano aiutare. Nei prossimi giorni il sito verrà aggiornato con nuove lezioni di italiano e nuovi Dual ½ûÂþÌìÌà da leggere ed ascoltare.[ Re dual language articles, hope they may be of some help. In the next days the website will be updated with new lessons and other dual language articles to listen. ]Â
 Hi Guen,welcome to the ITALY Community.Learning ½ûÂþÌìÌà will be helpful once you'll here in Italy - Italymag has a good database of ½ûÂþÌìÌà schools based in Italy. They are very professional and offers all levels of courses here's the link:But certainly you need advice from people who have direct experience, sogood luck - in bocca al lupo,ValentinaP.S.: I'm ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ, so feel free to ask me any questions concerning ½ûÂþÌìÌà language.
Hi Chris, thanks for joining the community and for such a rich introduction! It expresses your love for Italy, it sounds like you had a good time during your stay. Thanks for sharing this.If you'd like to share with us some shots from your stay, here's the link:  A presto, Valentina
 Hi Will and welcome to the Community.Â
Hi Romilly,Best wishes for the big move and looking forward to hear more about your experience of Italy in the future!
Hi!Happy you finally joined us. Hope you will enjoy to be part of this community. This will allow you to get in touch with like minded people and share with them your experiences concerning Italy and ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs.Have you ever been to Italy?Fammi sapereValentinaÂ