has anyone lived there? stationed there? I hear good and bad
Voglio trasferire a Napoli. DAGLI STATI UNITI
votaprovenzano
January 14, 2010
Piccola
March 7, 2010
I don't know if you 'vivere in Napoli adesso' but a colleague of mine lived there and I am heading there for holiday soon. I think he liked it.
Maria-DiLorenzi
March 15, 2010
Ciao Piccola,
scusa per il ritardo nella risposta.
Purtroppo non ho mai vissuto a Napoli quindi non ti saprei consigliare.
È una buona idea andarci prima in vacanza.
In questo modo potrai vedere con i tuoi occhi e decidere.
Buona Fortuna!
Piccola
April 5, 2010
Grazie per la posta ma io non sono andare a Napoli vivere. e votaprovenzano. Vado a Napoli per vacanza.
Maria-DiLorenzi
April 12, 2010
Ciao Piccola,
Napoli è un città ricca di storia e tradizioni.
Ti consiglio di visitare anche la Costa Amalfitana e le isole di Capri e Ischia.
Buona vacanza!
:)
tecla-d
October 29, 2010
ciao Piccola.
Napoli e' una citta' molto caotica....i do not want to put Naples down...but i personally see it as a very dirty city,not well organized....but ok to visit in the complex.
Just be a little careful to who is near you...that's all.
There are some nice places to visit...such as Castel dell'Ovo.
Richard-A
November 1, 2010
Ciao e tutti, Vado, spero, nel estate to Roma per due sentetemane. Force Napoli presto anche. E' questo coretto? Grazie- Riccardo
Richard-A
November 2, 2010
After lesson 3 NOW i have a question. I thought Capese or capesi was proper italian. I was taught that when you ask if someone understands it's "Capese?"
And i was also taught that when i do or don't understand it's- "Io capisco" or- "non capisco" Can someone help me? Grazie
Maria-DiLorenzi
November 4, 2010
Ciao Riccardo,
on summer time the south of Italy should be amazing!
The word "Capisce?" (pronounced cah-PEESH) is an Italian expression used in the American slang.
In fact in Italian the correct version should be "capisci?" which means "do you understand?" (in the friendly form).
Here below the right version of your sentence: Ciao a tutti. Io spero di andare a Roma per due settimane questa estate e forse anche a Napoli. (Hi everybody.I hope to go to Rome for two weeks this summer and may be Naples too). Buon divertimento (Have fun)
Richard-A
November 5, 2010
Millie grazie!!!
zenagui--
March 22, 2011
thank you for this lesson;i would make a conversation with you in italien language and correct me if i make a mistakes
gazie
Lia-M1
November 15, 2013
I'm brazilian and I dont speak english very well. I started to learn italian this month, but I'm not sure if I can study two languages - English and Italian.
Maria-DiLorenzi
November 21, 2013
ciao Lia,
I think for your it should be easier to learn Italian more than English.
Have fun with the course :)
Ciao
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