What a period guys! First of all I hope that all of you are safe and good!
The topic of this article is based on one of my passions: travelling.
Mi scusi? O scusa?
Hello everyone, today I would like to write about the polite forms we use when we talk to people. I am talking about the formal and the informal ways that we use during conversations.
In Italian we have the “you” form and the “lei” form, what do I mean by these?
I mean that if we talk with someone we know or we are related to, we use the “you” form; while if we talk to someone we don’t know, an older person or an authority, then we use the “lei” form, which is considered also a form of respect:
Studying again!
Hi Everybody!
I would like to share with you my experience at the Norwegian university Oslo Met (Oslo Metropolitan University):
This year I started one year career in Interpretation from Norwegian to Italian and from Italian to Norwegian. Since I wanted to increase and improve my Norwegian level I thought that the only way was to study it through a career, because first of all the level is higher and also because I knew I had to take a step further in my everday Norwegian which is intermediate.
What is difficult?
Hi everybody!
For all of you that have been following my blog since the beginning, you must already know that I have the habit to always question myself in the things I do. Learning a language is not that easy, it’s not something that you can approach with halfheartedness. I have already wrote in previous articles how you can study different languages by following simple tricks that I have been using throughout the years.
How do we learn a new language?
Nowadays it is very important if not necessary to know a second language, especially if it is English which is considered the most international and spoken one today. I also think that Chinese and Spanish will soon be added to this category.
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