My friend is getting married, and I am preforming the ceremony. They plan to go to Italy and have been taking Italian lessons. I wanted to add a meaningful little touch to the ceremony.
If anyone could help me translate "I wish you good fortune, good health and a long life filled with love and laughter" I would be extremely grateful. Thanks!
i currently live in Tunisia and speak English French and Arabic fluently..anyway my fiancé works and lives in Italy and we are supposed to get married and stay their for good..I’m worried about finding a job in Italy as an English teacher because my Italian is not good ( by the way I’m taking Italian lessons )
I’m going to Italy/France this summer in July, and i’m really excited. I’m fluent french (Took french immersion from SK to grade 6 and now take it as a course in high school) but i have no idea how to speak Italian.
Does anybody know a good place for Italian lessons that would be suitable for a fourteen/fifteen year old girl and can teen me from the end of February to the end of June but still teach me a lot?
I went on this site before and i dont remember what it’s called… All it was was free online italian lessons, but it was a really good site. it taught you the words, you could read it and hear it, and later it quized you on it so you could see how much you know. Once your sure you knew all of it you could even do an online exam. all this was entirely free. The only thing i can think of about the name is that it might’ve had the word ‘fish’ in it…any ideas?
i’ve read articles that say that some languages that can be learned on livemocha.com have pretty bad lessons. anyone out there know for a fact that the italian lessons on that website represent the italian language well?
i’ve read articles that say that some languages that can be learned on livemocha.com have pretty bad lessons. anyone out there know for a fact that the italian lessons on that website represent the italian language well?
Hi there. I am taking italian lessons but am not far enough that I feel comfortable to translate something personal that I was to ask someone that needs to be communicated clearly. I don’t want to post it on here, but would you be willing to email me the translation. Please let me know your email address. Thanks. I do not wish to use an online translator either, thanks.
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