Life in the Living Museum
Whilst hunting about on Technorati, I came across this blog – Italy from the Inside, and there is some interesting stuff there.
It’s also written by an Italian Microsoft employee, in English. Yet more proof that a) Italian’s go places and b) they certainly can, and do, learn English.
I shall be pointing my Media Relations and Marketing students towards this blog. Yet more inspiration.
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Interesting site. It might also help me find the words I lack to explain Roman-ness
Hi Man of Roma,
Yes, there is some interesting stuff there, so you might well find some expressions/words you can use to explain Roman-ness.
Very nice, I like ‘Roman-ness’!
All the best,
Alex
ooo..I like it! Thanks
Thanks, you are too kind
All the best to you!
@Maryann – good to hear you like it:)
@Man of Rome – Prego!