Dear Rich, First of all you do not bother me at all. On the contrary I really appreciate your efforts to know the shades of the Italian language. So, all what you say is correct and therefore “Io
Dear Rich, this time I have to correct some statements of yours, as you can read below. First it is correct that as an adjective “nessuno” means “no” or “not…. any”. For example: -“Non c’č nessun
Lucille, here's how it works gramatically: 1. In questo ristorante, si mangia della pizza buonissima. Here the verb is used in the 3rd person singular to match the singular object "pizza". 2. In
Hi Amanda First I would suggest you visit http://www.venice-italy-veneto.com/italy-special.html . It is my site but gives you a list of the places I think are the best in Italy, from the best cities
Hello, here's the correct Italian text: RECEPTIONIST(addetto alla ricezione): Benvenuto all’Atlante Star Hotel. PASSENGER (cliente, turista): Buongiorno, avete una camera doppia per la prossima

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