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[rykarreolacr]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

La cosa mi piace tantissimo! questo e' un forum da favola!

Giá, adesso possiamo parlare di quello che ci pare, ma proprio tutto!!! Siccome io sono il moderatore di questa zona, decideró io se c'é qualcosa da modificare (il che non succederá)

Oe I love Italy, my favorite vacation land

Bon giorno, Me chiamo Marc.

Scopare!!! :P

Actually you have to say
Buon giorno, mi chiamo Marc

Looks to me that you already know all neccesary to survive in Itlay (scopare lol)
That made me laugh for minutes.

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

This thread is in agony

 

[rykarreolacr]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

Yes it is!!!!

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

How many Italians or people who talk Italian are there in MH? Do you know?

 

[rykarreolacr]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

I believe around 10-15. But only few of those are active.

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

I believe around 10-15. But only few of those are active.

I thought a little more, I saw someone in the thread about the italian Edited Mangas of Naruto.

 

[Kosac]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

ciao! io sono portoghese, ma capisco un po d'italiano.

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

Come mai conosci l'italiano? (Why do you know italian?)

 

[Kosac]

Re: Italian Hang Out Thread

i've done a light italian course

 

[rankgain]

Re: Italian Language

Whoa, an Italian thread! Been dead for months though... Just wanted to input my thoughts on Italian as I've been studying it for about half a year. I got the essere and avere down, but not fluent yet. Working in the vocab now. Hope this thread comes back to life so you guys can help me if I need it! Grazie, amici!

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Language

Benvenuto Rangkain, io sono italiano. Se vuoi aiuto scrivi pure qui.

Welcome Rangkain, I'm italian. If you want help, post here.

 

[rankgain]

Re: Italian Language

Benvenuto Rangkain, io sono italiano. Se vuoi aiuto scrivi pure qui.

Welcome Rangkain, I'm italian. If you want help, post here.

Grazie, Luckas! School starts again for me tomorrow.

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Language

Grazie, Luckas! School starts again for me tomorrow.

Bad luck

 

[rankgain]

Re: Italian Language

Well, school restarted again today after break. Well, on my homework, a fill in the blanks sort of thing. There was a sentence that didn't make sense to me. "Io abito a solo cinque minuti dalla scuola." The blank was abito through elimination (worksheet on verbs ending in -are and all other choices weren't conjugated for io). Literally I think it means "I live by myself five minutes after school." Abito could be "living a life" if you use it that loosely I guess. Any comments on this Luckas?

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Language

The sentence means that who talks needs only 5 minutes to reach school from his house. In a more general sense he is saying: I live near school, I need only 5 minutes to reach it (to go to school). Hope I'm clear, if not ask again.

PS: My english isn't very good.

 

[rykarreolacr]

Re: Italian Language

"I live 5 minutes away from school" I think that's the best way to trabslate it.

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Language

Thamks Ryk.

 

[rankgain]

Re: Italian Language

Ohh, I get it now! Thanks guys. [br]Posted on: January 03, 2007, 04:24:12 PM_________________________________________________Need some more help guys. For the word use, "uso", it changes depending on what is doing the action, right? Not on what is in front or whatever. Thanks.

Such as "Claudia usa la bicicletta." It changes because of Claudia, not bicicletta, right?

 

[Luckas]

Re: Italian Language

Could you post more examples?

 

[rykarreolacr]

Re: Italian Language

Such as "Claudia usa la bicicletta." It changes because of Claudia, not bicicletta, right?

Yes, it depends on who is performing the action.
"Claudia usa il triciclo" --------> Still "usa", even though triciclo is a male noun.

"Io uso la bicicletta"
Tu usi la biciccletta.
Lui/Lei usa la bicicletta.
Noi usiamo la bicicletta.
Voi usate la bicicletta.
Loro usano la bicicletta.

The verb always depends on who is performing the action.