 What does amere e di vivere mean? |
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amore e di vivere
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 Myself and fiance will be in Rome JULY18-23rd. We are looking for any special events during that time? |
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 Traveling Italy on US passport--I know 90 days is limit but...? |
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 Clubs in viarregio or florence/ discoteche a viareggio o firenze? |
This summer I am staying in Italy with a friend for my birthday - what are the best nightclubs to go to in pisa/florence or viareggio?
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 English translate to italian! urgent!!? |
how do you say
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i don't have any pencils in my backpack
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 Should i skip milan? |
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 What is some fun stuff to do in Italy? |
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| Is san remo an interesting city? |
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 What to pack for italy? |
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 Verona/ Italy anyone? |
OMG I've been on a trip to Italy and it was great!
I didn't want to leave.. at ALL!
The city I liked the most was Verona. Where Juliet and Romeo lived.
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 Should I go to this trip to Italy? |
Ok, so this is how it is:
Well, I'm in the 6th grade. I take Italian classes (in our school) and so do many others from my class (including my best friends). We will go to Italy in March or ... |
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 Italy questions!!!!!! need help? |
what are the names of the mountains?
10 important city's
4 important rivers
4 important islands
population
lakes
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 Area code +34 Italy AND Spain? |
When I was adding my Italian friends' contacts on Skype, I noticed some of their numbers begin with +39 and others +34. +39 registers as Italy, but why does +34 register as Spain?
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| Meeting English speakers in Milan / Pavia (Italy)? |
Hi there,
I'm living in a small town near Pavia in Italy and don't speak Italian. What are the best ways of meeting people that speak English?
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Has anyone lived in/near Lecce Italy? |
I might have to move there and need cost of living, quality of life advice. |
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Vera
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Me!Lecce is a really nice place.A medium apartment will cost you about 400 euros per month.The food is great and not to expensive.I used to spend around 900 euro per month for house,food,transport and some 2-day trips here and there.People are really friendly and the town itself provides a vast variety of cultural events. |
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nope.....:) would like to travel that way some day..... |
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pierluisa
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I used to go there every summer on vacation. Lecce is wonderful, with great cultural life. The people are great. It generally costs less to live there than in northern Italy, but I cannot be more precise at the moment. if you ask me specific questions, I can ask my friends who live there. |
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I live in puglia, the region of italy where lecce is. My friend is from theere and he says it's really beautiful, but the way of life , especially in southern italy, is very different to america and northern/continental europe. For example if you drive into a town between 1 and 5 in the afternoon it will seem like a ghost town, because everyone is having their big midday meal, but in the evening it will be bustling with life. They also sre less friendly to strangers, but once you get to know them they're some of the nicest people around. It's definaltely cheaper to live in the south than in the north, and everyone lives in appartments. In puglia the springs and summers are wonderful but the fallls and winters suck (i'm witnessing this right now out of my wnidow.)
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