Io rimango qui, nel mio paese, vicino al mare.
E tu?
Vai a visitare amici in Italia:
Eleonora: http://romatuttigg.blogspot.com/
Patricia: http://sicilyscene.blogspot.com/
Valeria: http://veronadailyphoto.blogspot.com/
Amalia: http://amaliamerani.blogspot.com/
Puoi parlare un po' d'italiano, un po' d'inglese.
Puoi vedere tanti belli posti. Puoi imparare tante buone cose.
Buon viaggio!
Hi folks! The links I'm providing offer information about Italy as well as general cultural exposure. Through them you can practise your newly acquired language skills as well, since they are all bilingual.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, nice post!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link and buone vacanze!
ReplyDeletePost "Lavorando" ha pensiato que questo blog era finito. La mia errore.
ReplyDeleteI know I must have made many mistakes here.
Paolo, tutti facciamo errori.
ReplyDeleteHo finito col memoir blog.
Questo blog, lo mantengo un po' all volta.
I just found your blog, and it has inspired me to restart my Rosetta Stone - Italian. I got it for Christmas when I was planning on going go a friend's wedding in Italy in the summer, until I realized how much it was going to cost. When I realized I wan't going, I was kind of discouraged. Thank you!!! I will be following from now on.
ReplyDeleteGood for you, BHH, learning a new language is good on so many levels. Benvenuto!
ReplyDeleteAn Italian wedding, yes, it can get expensive. I remeber being invited to one, and not even in Italy. By the time we had paid for our contribution to the meal, our contribution to a wedding kitty and our wedding present, I had the impression we were marrying our daughters.
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