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Ciao Stefano, I reserved a seat at the 100% Slower Italian Chat on 2-1-22. On 2-2-22 at 8PM EST in NYC I saw the recording of the chat with the c...
Ciao Stefano, Here's a suggestion: I would like to simulate being a part of an Italian household as I go about my day at home. I think a long ...
L'ho ascoltato di nuovo e ho riso di gusto. Molto divertente.
"Il corso do nuoto" sembra avanzare come un A1. Riesco a farmi strata attraverso altre letture A1s. Questo un molto difficile.
Inviamo subito un pattuglia = I will send a patrol right away Or We send a patrol right away. Si prego di precisare. Grazie.
Ciao Stefano. There is 15 seconds of an RCM lesson at the end of this LCM reading (Un furto). It starts at 1:01.
Ciao Stephano. In audio file A at 4:24 (sentence 14) the English sentence says famous film but the Italian says libro famoso. Inoltre mi piace molto...
Ciao Stephano. In file B at 7:08 the Italian sentence for #23 is missing. Also in file C at 3:02 sentence 23 is missing.
Capisco addesso. Grazie.
It seems like a great deal of poetic license is being applied when "cosi rovini l'atmosphera" becomes "you're spoiling the moment". Sei d'accordo?
Ciao Stephano. Metti la valigia soul nastro = Just put the suitcase on the belt. Is "proprio metti" a more accurate translation?
Prego. Sono molto contento di aver trovato il tuo meraviglioso corso di italiano. Grazie.
It looks to me that a typo exist above under: Masculine and feminine nouns: rules The text states: "most nouns ending in o are masculine". In the ...
Ciao Stephano. Questi biscotti sembrano molto buoni. This sentence is translated as "These cookies look very tasty. Could the translation have als...
Gracie Rosemary. I never thought of the grammar exercises and tests. I will try it. Gracie ancora. Ciao.
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