How much subsidies do they cream off from the higher developed European Community nations such as:
U.K./Eire/Germany/France and the Benelux nations?
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I have the opportunity to live in Italy for a year when I graduate from high school (I am now a senior). I speak Italian reasonably well and have been there a time before (I loved it!). Now, what I�...
have the opportunity to go for two months. I am 18...I love the beach,shopping, meeting new people, and cities big enough to have something to do during the day/night. I don't speak Italian, but ...
or just around the towns during the day? I will be with my parents mostly at all times anyway, is there anything to be worried about, because it does get quite hot there so wearing long clothes there ...
I have been accepted to several colleges in the US, such as the University of San Diego, Loyola Marymount, and others, but I am at a loss as to whether I should go to college in the US or in ...
Hes from Sicily and he told me that his dad was in the "family". Why would he just blab it out like that when we havent really known each other that long? I thought they would kill you if ...
Italian.Comes from the Latin "semper". It means "always".
LoLa
well, siempre means "always" in spanish, so since itlaian and spanish are alike, sempre probably means always in italian
AlphaOne_
I think it's "ever". I know in Spanish "para siempre" means "for ever"
waftycrank
Means Always in Italian
Storm Rider
Always
Valeria R
I'm Italian... So.. Ever.. Always.. For ever..
jean c
sempre means always.
MenudoPie
Check out the etymology of the word (perhaps it is derived from semper of latin.) Most likely sempre means "always" or "forever." As in semper fidelis of the marines....
French Guy
It means "always" in Italian. As in "always together".
scotsman
always
BillyB8
It means Always. And that is it's translation from modern Itallian. The word is much older. The Latin Semper Fidelis translates to always faithfull. And is the Motto of the USMC.
gabrielalaura74
sempre means always
minerva
always yes it's italiano
K38
The same way throughout. It's musical.
HarryBore
In latin Semper mean always, I'd imagine it probably means the same.
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