Any Italian here? ;D
Not me... but Snem is from Naples. He is in the member's list.
Not Italian.....but I live in Italy...Vicenza.
Quote from: perkmeup on March 11, 2007, 07:56
Not Italian.....but I live in Italy...Vicenza.
Do you like Italy? Ti piace l'Italia? :)
I'm English but now live in Australia. BUT I do LOVE pizza. Do I qualify?
Quote from: hatman12 on March 11, 2007, 12:30
I'm English but now live in Australia. BUT I do LOVE pizza. Do I qualify?
gh! ahahah! ;D if you can say 2 or 3 random italian words.. well, yes! :P
non sono italiano, pero abito in milano.
was my italian good enough?
Well maybe I have a chance also. I used to go shopping to Trieste every month while we were living under communism here. ;D
Italiano verace from Naples.
Benvenuto Stepunk.
yeah! un'altro italiano 100% :)
50% Italian blood here! :D
Regards,
Adelaide
Quote from: Stepunk on March 11, 2007, 13:03
Quote from: hatman12 on March 11, 2007, 12:30
I'm English but now live in Australia. BUT I do LOVE pizza. Do I qualify?
gh! ahahah! ;D if you can say 2 or 3 random italian words.. well, yes! :P
i'm uruguayan living in uruguay. i also LOVE pizza and know how to make it! and also can say: azzurro, io sono, tu sei, lui e, voi siete, loro sono... or something like that. :P
lucía
Quote from: latex on March 21, 2007, 23:11
Quote from: Stepunk on March 11, 2007, 13:03
Quote from: hatman12 on March 11, 2007, 12:30
I'm English but now live in Australia. BUT I do LOVE pizza. Do I qualify?
gh! ahahah! ;D if you can say 2 or 3 random italian words.. well, yes! :P
i'm uruguayan living in uruguay. i also LOVE pizza and know how to make it! and also can say: azzurro, io sono, tu sei, lui e, voi siete, loro sono... or something like that. :P
lucía
ahhahaha ;)
PS: io sono, tu sei, egli è, noi siamo, voi siete, essi sono (italian lesson n.1, for other lessons send me $1,000,000 :) )
Stepunk,
Curious, when I learnt Italian, I also learnt verb conjugation with lui/loro like latex said, and not egli/essi. Is it not the correct form?
Regards,
Adelaide
lui/loro is normally used in "spoked" italian... but egli/ella/essi is the gramatically correct form... Don't worry about it.
Quote from: snem on March 24, 2007, 07:59
lui/loro is normally used in "spoked" italian... but egli/ella/essi is the gramatically correct form... Don't worry about it.
that's right! Spoken italian usually is not very grammatically correct...
I think I have to take my money back from the Italian course then. :)
And mind you, it was the Istituto Italiano di Cultura, a governmental office.
Regards,
Adelaide