I am trying to study by books. If anyone knows any information about grants for study italian (beginners)..i would appreciate if u write me..Ok quick background: I took Italian beginners in first semester at uni, and seeing as I'll probably never see her again (my tutor I mean), I'd like to give a gift of some kind. At first I thought I could make these chocolates in a gift box, but then I thought what if she's allergic to certain foods? She's been such a great motivator basically throughout semester, and I really want to give something back for her efforts. She's in her 30s (a guess) and she has a young daughter so I'd like to give something that will suit someone of her background..
Are there maybe traditional Italian customs for gift giving? (she's Italian) It'd be great if I can get some ideas. Thanks!
ps I'm NOT in the States, so stores like Hallmark are out of the question!
I don't know her on a personal level to know what restaurant she likes/dislikes, hence me asking here…
I won't get the chance to "have a chat" due to busy schedule in the coming semester unfortunately, only time for quick visit.
In a roundabout way, have a conversation about chocolates and you'll find out if she's allergic to anything.
You could get her a nice bottle of Italian wine or liqueur (in a gift basket with chocolates and Italians cookies)…or you can make a basket of coffee items with biscotti, chocolates, etc).
Sometimes some a pretty gift basket of soaps, lotions, and things like these (pampering/spa) makes a great gift. Italians like these things too.
But most of all, just give from your heart. She would appreciate anything if given genuinely.
Could someone tell me about the admissions process? What’s involved? How selective are Italian universities? Is it hard to get into the big name universities like Bocconi and Bologna? How respected are Italian university degrees in Europe?
I’m an EU (British) citizen and I’m going to graduate with the International Baccalaureate Diploma.
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Sarah
I'm an American and am prepared to spend the month of June anywhere in Italy, learning basic Italian. I've never taken a class in Italian before. I'm open to living in any city but would probably prefer someplace like Florence, Siena, or Bologna. Rome would also be ok.
I have rated a number of schools and I reckon the best place is the Dante Alighieri school in Mondavio. There are a couple of other great places that I have checked out :
http://www.my-italy-piedmont-marche-and-more.com/learn-italian.html
You need to be careful though as I first studied Italian in Florence and learnt nothing - huge classes and in a city where everyone spoke English. In Mondavio virtually no one speaks English so you are forced to speak italian and the school is fantastic. It will definitely remain forever with you as an experience of a lifetime.
Accademia Europea di Firenze is an italian language, arts, music and culture school in Florence.
site- www.accademiaeuropeafirenze.it
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Hey people Im having such a hard time finding an Italian University which offers italian language corses before I can start my major.HELP!!
Try here http://www.unimi.it/studenti/foreign_students/1210.htm
I do not understand your question. Are you looking for a job opportunity in Northern India or Pakistan?
Non capisco la vostra domanda. State cercando un'occasione di lavoro in India del Nord o nel Pakistan?
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