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Started by ZaidaZadkiel, March 25, 2009, 08:16:39 PM

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Yochanan

Quote from: Simone Louise on March 27, 2009, 12:19:37 PM

"These are a few of my favorite things..."

S

Now I've got to watch the Sound of Music... You've caused me to burst into song in my livingroom! *sings* x]
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imaz

Cantare ci fa bene all'anima ;)

How's the Italian lessons going?
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KYLYKaHYT

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Quote from: Yochanan on March 26, 2009, 08:44:48 AM
I like being the center of attention, as much as I purport not to. Oh, and I LOVE the word "purport".

I like using big, five dollar words like that too. I like interspersing them among the "F" bombs that are so common to my everyday vocabulary.  :laugh:

Quote from: imaz on March 27, 2009, 07:36:25 PM
Cantare ci fa bene all'anima ;)

Sì, ma il mio canto è un male per le orecchie.  :laugh:

And, no, I don't speak Italian. I just used the Google translator.
ƃuoɹʍ llɐ ʇno əɯɐɔ ʇɐɥʇ
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Yochanan

Amo la mia classe di italiano! (d'italiano? xp) I'm not very good yet but I try hard. ^_^ And my professor likes me, too.

Ah, the power of language. -_-

--Gatto =]

ps: I was going to make this entire post in italian but I don't know enough yet. :laugh:
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imaz

Quote from: Yochanan on March 28, 2009, 01:53:55 PM
Amo la mia classe di italiano! (d'italiano? xp) I'm not very good yet but I try hard. ^_^ And my professor likes me, too.

Ah, the power of language. -_-

--Gatto =]

ps: I was going to make this entire post in italian but I don't know enough yet. :laugh:

Classe di Italiano AFAIK. I've never studied Italian and learnt it on the street (not in that way!).

Ah, il potere del linguaggio...

Gatto, Gatta, Gattino, Gattina, Gattone o Gattaccio? :)

Rather than use "amo" for your class I would use "mi piace tanto..." or "mi piace un casino...". It's a bit like using "volere bene" as one builds up to saying one loves someone. As in "ti voglio bene". "ti voglio tanto bene", "ti voglio un casino di bene" and then... hopefully "ti amo"...

"Casino" means sort of a big confusion, "Casinò means Casino as in English.

Texting in Italian... Enjoy ;) http://www.gratislandia.net/abbreviazioni_sms.htm

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Simone Louise

Adesso, parliamo in italiano. Ho lavorato in Italia molti anni fa. Ancora oggi mi ricordo un po. Ciao a tutti.

S
Choose life.
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