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 Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 9:48 am
sono italiano Omg, i really wanna learn russian!! My list of languages to learn(spanish is not included cuz i'm already learning it): 1. Man. Chinese 2. Russian 3. Korean 4. Arabic 5. German 6. Hindi 7. Japanese (mayb...) 8. Swahili 9. Romanian 10. Portugese 11. Farsi 12. French and mayb Hebrew My list is similar. But not. I won't include Spanish or Russian either. 1. Arabic 2. German 3. Italian 4. Esperanto 5. Indonesian 6. Portugese 7. Chinese 8. Japanese 9. Hawai'ian 10. Latin. Really, Latin's probably ahead of Indonesian... It's just that I've already written all of this and I don't wanna have to change it. 12. Hindi. Same deal here. This should go ahead of Latin.
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Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 10:08 pm
Double post to bump dying thread.
"Goodbye Perry the Platypus! Or as they say in China, 'Arriiiiiiivaderci!'"
-Dr. Doofenschmirtz
Io imparavo (?) l'italiano... cuando avevo dodici anni... e allora no lo so... burning_eyes
Yes, I realize that probably sucks... I used the grammar section in the back of my dictionary for it. xD
Ho una domanda. Quando si usa la parola "scorso/a"?
And, I don't know if this is out of date or not, but in a text book I have, it says "due week-end" and I just thought that sounded so weird.
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Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 4:46 am
Firemaiden Buona sera a tutti! Mi chiamo Megan, e sono una studentessa di italiano e letteratura al Ohio State Universita'. Amo le lingue, ma italiano e' la mia preferita. Per tre anni, ho abitato a Gaeta, una piccola citta' in Italia. Buona sera a tutti! Mi chiamo Megan, e sono una studentessa di italiano e letteratura al Ohio State Universita'. Amo le lingue, ma italiano e' la mia preferita. Per tre anni, ho abitato a Gaeta, una piccola citta' in Italia biggrin biggrin
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Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 4:50 am
Lemmie Proudly_Jewish Lemmie Firemaiden Buona sera a tutti! Mi chiamo Megan, e sono una studentessa di italiano e letteratura al Ohio State Universita'. Amo le lingue, ma italiano e' la mia preferita. Per tre anni, ho abitato a Gaeta, una piccola citta' in Italia. Wow! Your command of Italian is...spectacular! of course razz this person lived in Italy for 3 years... ninja I'd love to do that. I've been to Italy twice, but I really want to live there. Anyway, I digress. Sono stato due volte in Italia. Ho famiglia a Udine. So 12 lingue. L'Italia è il posto più bello del mondo a me.
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Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 9:52 pm
cool_azian_dude Lemmie Proudly_Jewish Lemmie Firemaiden Buona sera a tutti! Mi chiamo Megan, e sono una studentessa di italiano e letteratura al Ohio State Universita'. Amo le lingue, ma italiano e' la mia preferita. Per tre anni, ho abitato a Gaeta, una piccola citta' in Italia. Wow! Your command of Italian is...spectacular! of course razz this person lived in Italy for 3 years... ninja I'd love to do that. I've been to Italy twice, but I really want to live there. Anyway, I digress. Sono stato due volte in Italia. Ho famiglia a Udine. So 12 lingue. L'Italia è il posto più bello del mondo a me. Mah, ho famiglia a Luca, ma, non so di che posto d'Italia, perche sono due città che si chiamano Luca... mai ho si incontrato... I did that by guessing. Ehe...
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Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 3:42 pm
I will be starting Italian language class soon.
Is there anything I should now?
I looked at my textbook and I am confused at pronouncing the double " L " or ll. Is it the same or similar as in Spanish?
Also the gn sound like bologna, Espagna. Does it make the nasal palatal sound like the Spanish " ñ " ?
PS: What is tutti? like in Ciao a tutti.
I cant wait to start! I started teaching myself a little
Mi chiamo Shokai. Lei come sta?
Arrividecci!
Sorry for the mispelling sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 9:56 pm
Shokai I will be starting Italian language class soon. Is there anything I should now? I looked at my textbook and I am confused at pronouncing the double " L " or ll. Is it the same or similar as in Spanish? Also the gn sound like bologna, Espagna. Does it make the nasal palatal sound like the Spanish " ñ " ? PS: What is tutti? like in Ciao a tutti. I cant wait to start! I started teaching myself a little Mi chiamo Shokai. Lei come sta? Arrividecci! Sorry for the mispelling sweatdrop Ciao a tutti- Hey everyone!
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Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 7:32 pm
Oh~ I'm learning Italian (again) now.
Ciao. :3
Has anyone heard any RENT songs in Italian? Amo Sei Cho Che Hai.~
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Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2008 11:58 am
I'm pretty sure the ll is simply a double l and not like in Spanish. Tutti means everyone, and you're right about the gn making an ñ sound.
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Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2008 1:45 pm
Doppelgaanger I'm pretty sure the ll is simply a double l and not like in Spanish. Tutti means everyone, and you're right about the gn making an mñ sound. I already mentioned that it meant "Hey Everyone" Gn=ñ which you were right on. Ll sound in Castillian spanish is Gl in Italian. For example: Famiglia (family)
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Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2008 4:33 pm
Wow, ive been listening to Disney Music in Italian and its surprisingly close to Spanish : D
Those of you who speak Spanish as well as Italian, posso raggiungere le due confusa? ((do you get the two languages confused? did i write the sentence correctly? ))
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Posted: Sat Sep 06, 2008 5:43 pm
Koko.Dk Ll sound in Castillian spanish is Gl in Italian. For example: Famiglia (family) Okay, I am sort of confused. In Spanish, the Ll sound makes an equivalent sound almost to the English " Y " So is Famiglia pronounced like fami-yi-ah? So to the ears of a Spanish speaker, it sounds like Famillia?
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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 12:31 am
Shokai Koko.Dk Ll sound in Castillian spanish is Gl in Italian. For example: Famiglia (family) Okay, I am sort of confused. In Spanish, the Ll sound makes an equivalent sound almost to the English " Y " So is Famiglia pronounced like fami-yi-ah? So to the ears of a Spanish speaker, it sounds like Famillia? Uh no. Ll in Castillian is the "lli" sound in the English word mi llion. (Or at least that's what my old phrase book's pronounciation was).
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Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 10:01 am
Koko.Dk Shokai Koko.Dk Ll sound in Castillian spanish is Gl in Italian. For example: Famiglia (family) Okay, I am sort of confused. In Spanish, the Ll sound makes an equivalent sound almost to the English " Y " So is Famiglia pronounced like fami-yi-ah? So to the ears of a Spanish speaker, it sounds like Famillia? Uh no. Ll in Castillian is the "lli" sound in the English word mi llion. (Or at least that's what my old phrase book's pronounciation was). I thought Castillian Spanish had the same pronunciation rules for Latin American Spanish, but they have a weird sounding accent with their tongue, like they stick that 'th' sound in there XD
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