Amoy Island Italian Language and Culture: Word of the day

Monday, October 20, 2008

Word of the day

Stammi bene!

Used as an informal leave taking, common among friends and colleagues, its meaning is close to "take care". You shouldn't use it in formal situations.

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Anonymous said...: ciao Cristiano,qui e' bene blog...sono jessica.be happy; December 28, 2008 at 7:31 PM

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Learn Italian in the beautiful Amoy Island

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This is my new blog, it’s still under development but you can find things that normal class-books don't teach you, as slang and vivid expressions, plus useful information about my courses.

Italian language is lively, interesting and filled with unique features like gestures and colourful expressions.

Even if English holds the supremacy of the most studied language, Italian popularity is increasing due to the interest aroused by history and art, as well as from the unmistakable style that distinguishes Italy throughout the world. This is a niche language many people from different walks of life like to cherish.
No matter if you are studying for business purposes, personal interest, to sing at Opera or because you just like the Italian soccer team; I can guide you through this wonderful journey.

Listed below my services and fees

Beginner class:

Twice a week, each time 1.5 hours - 350 rmb per month (total 8 times, each Wednesday - Friday - time: 19.15 - 20.45)

Individual lessons:

At you own pace, each lesson lasts 60 minutes - 100 rmb per lesson

Teaching materials: Text-books for Chinese and English speakers (class courses use only Chinese based text-book).
The fees above do not include the text-book and exercise book.
Photocopies and extra curricula materials are provided at no cost.
All classes will be held in my place, individual lessons can be held anywhere within the island.
Italian for special purposes (microlinguistics area) can be discussed directly with the learner.

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Amoy Island Italian Language and Culture

Monday, October 20, 2008

Word of the day

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