 Are there any Italian speakers in here that can translate "always and forever" in here? |
i dont just want an online translation... i want it the way a real Italian would state it?
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 Traveling to Italy alone? |
| I want to go to Italy in the spring. I plan on traveling by train going to, Rome, Florence, Lucca and Venice. Is it safe for a woman to travel alone? I have been doing my research but would like to ... |
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 I need Italian people please to answer this question? |
Can you please tell me how common the name Gastone is in Italy?
is it an old name not used anymore?
Can you compare how common the name is used to an english one like Steve or A... |
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 Can you give me some advice on planning a solo trip to ITALY? |
| I want to go for two weeks in May or June and I have a projected budget of $6,000.... |
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 What is the national flower of Italy? Why was it chosen? |
I am making a blog about flowers around the world.
Easy 10pts to whom ever can provide me with a picture link and historic details.
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 Is it appropriate to wear shorts in Sicily? |
| Yet another question before my trip in June. Allow me to clarify: I am talking about short-shorts, ones that end a little bit above mid-thigh. Some people have told me it is fine, but others said I ... |
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 Where can I buy an adaptor to use in Italy? |
| The one I have and the one they sell at the airport say "suitable for use in most european countries" but I am worried that it may not work in Italy.... |
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 I am looking for an italian song that has an emotional feel...? |
| for my father's 65th Birthday Party. I am putting together a slide show with pictures of family from past and present. I can't find an appropriate song that fits. Can anyone help?... |
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 Calling all Italians . . . help me out ....? |
G’day, I want to learn more about your country . . . .!
Out of your little ‘corner of the world’ what are the 5 BEST things about living there?
Also name 3 things you donâ... |
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 Does anyone know of any cheap hotels in Rome? |
I just want a cheap no-frills hotel that is in the middle of Rome, i.e. close to all the major attraction like the Vatican and Colosseum. Thanks.
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 What do you think about italian!!? |
what think about italian girl???
do you know naples?????????
I love USA!!!!!
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 Moving to Rome, Italy in a few months? |
| So my sister is going to italy for college (all 4 years). Now, I need to know what types of things she is going to have to bring- most specifically, clothes. She will be in a tiny apartment with not ... |
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 (Italian guys and ladies only). Could you feel the earthquake a few days ago? |
How far is your hometown from L'Aquilla? I know some people in Rome could feel the earthequake. Is that true?
Also, is L'Aquilla a good visit to visit in Italy? For travel?
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The list is too long... You have to go there, stay as far as possible from the tourist trail and tourist, and the answer will just come to you...
One of the most magic moments is at dawn, when the city is empty. It's so magic it makes it surreal.
I think you cannot experience it if you only stay there for 3 days in July... It is so special it really deserves an effort on your part to appreciate it. |
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Hmmm... maybe because it's on water and has some of the most beautifully buildings ever built in in??? |
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No cars only boats and water and lots of walking. If you go in the boat around the canal you see so many wonderful tings and each calle is so different and you can have the best experiences and laughs there, the gondola guys are a bit expensive but bargain bargain bargain,
you love venice!! (I`m from there) |
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Venice is Europe's largest urban car free area. |
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Maddalena
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because Venice has no streets. it is all water canals. you have to take a water taxi or gondola somewhere. |
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It's canals, transportation through water instead of streets. |
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Canals, no cars but only boats to move, houses built on water, buildings in venetian gothic style, romantic atmosphere |
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Venice has many famous museums and is set on islands connected by bridges, with the Grand Canal as its main street.Traffic moves by boats ranging from the famous gondolas to barges.The rising sea levels of global climate change threaten the city, and even now high tides from the Adriatic Sea can flood whole sections of the city.Hearing how Venice was "created" or "built" makes it all the more unique.All thanks to war and fighting a group of people who were sick of it all wanted to feel free and safe.With the hopes of them not wanting to be attacked again they moved to the wet lands.After building their city it started to flood.They soon built things higher and higher.As they built things higher they also built canals.As time went on it became one of the most wonderful places in the world.[That's what my Italian teacher taught our class anyways]. |
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Water canals throughout the city |
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Simply the water canals as it is the main way of transportation but what people don't know is that Amsterdam is very similar |
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