The famous Italian resident and Hollywood star dropped me an email yesterday, saying that he’s been following my scribblings for some time and that he’d like to write a series of guest posts on my blog. Wow, I can hardly believe it.
Stop translating in your head and start speaking Italian for real with the only audio course that prompt you to speak.
You can read more about this here. Shortly he’ll be launching his own new blog ‘Clooney on Como’.
While one man appears to be wasting an inordinate amount of time, not to mention tax payers money, over a piddling little wiretap law, and others, often young Italians, don’t seem to be trying to help themselves, others are rolling up their sleeves and preparing for the future by doing business training courses.
It’s been a noisy week in Italy…what with doors banging on Silvio Berlusconi, Italy’s ageing Lothario – no
Today’s newspapers are depressing, there is not a good story to be had what with Italian schools collapsing over the heads of pupils and equally saddening accounts from RAI’s Report documentary. But tunnels often have light at their ends.
Jake put the book he had just been flicking nostalgically through down. How things had changed he thought. He had been looking through one of those large so called coffee table books containing few words, but many large glossy photographs.
Sorry if I’ve been rather absent lately, but I’ve been busy with other stuff. I have, however been following Italy’s attempts to cobble together a
The innocuous Italian word ‘così’ can help you understand where in Italy Italians are from. ‘Così’ means ‘so’ in English, and the way this Italian word is said
Email is fantastic, of that I have no doubt. Alas, though, its users are not always fantastic. It is said that the best things in
I got this odd spam today. The odd thing is the ‘3D’s that are used in the code. The link at the bottom is strange
