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Alessandro A... 3 post(s)

Salutem lectori,

well, after a salutation in latin better to switch to some more modern languages ;)
I am an Italian mothertongue living since 4 years in Germany and with postgraduate study experiences in UK and Spain: so far I am fine with these languages but i love to learn new things and to improve further.
Ah, and obviously I would be very very pleased to teach tiburtino, my hometown’s language to everybody :)
Hasta luego,

Alessandro

Alessandro A... 3 post(s) Send Message	Salutem lectori, well, after a salutation in latin better to switch to some more modern languages ;) I am an Italian mothertongue living since 4 years in Germany and with postgraduate study experiences in UK and Spain: so far I am fine with these languages but i love to learn new things and to improve further. Ah, and obviously I would be very very pleased to teach tiburtino, my hometown’s language to everybody :) Hasta luego, Alessandro posted about 1 year ago

Kristie * 559 post(s) Send Message	Welcome Alessandro! posted about 1 year ago

Christina V 573 post(s) Send Message	Hi Alessandro! Is Tiburtino an Italian dialect? posted about 1 year ago

Stephanie Sims 1,436 post(s) Send Message	Hi Alessandro, Welcome!! posted about 1 year ago

Marco C 1,092 post(s) Send Message	Ciao Alessandro! Welcome to eduFire, I’m sure you’re going to have a great time teaching students with all your knowledge! Saluti, Marco :) posted about 1 year ago

Kurt Holcomb 105 post(s) Send Message	Welcome to eduFire! I’m sure you’ll love it here! posted about 1 year ago

Sandra Pearson 979 post(s) Send Message	Welcome Alessandro – I know you will do well here with your knowledge! Do tell us more about tiburtino! posted about 1 year ago

Liz Lockett 391 post(s) Send Message	Sounds like you have some great language skills. Great to have you on here with us! posted about 1 year ago

Alessandro A... 3 post(s) Send Message	ok, i owe you some further explanations about my hometown language. In Italy it is absolutely common that every single town has its own dialect and Tivoli is no exception: with its 3223 years of history, the city has plenty to narrate and the talk is much more lively in the local language, tiburtino, than in any other. http://www.tibursuperbum.it/ita/index.htm posted about 1 year ago

Marco Valesi 45 post(s) Send Message	Da uno dei vecchi: Benvenuto! posted about 1 year ago

Maria Riboli 6 post(s) Send Message	Benvenuto Alessandro:) posted about 1 year ago

Patrick Jou... 469 post(s) Send Message	Tivoli ! Yes ! I remember that we French, we conquered this little village in the past :>) We have even a “rue de Tivoli” in Paris. Patrick the Conqueror ! Vae Victis ! posted about 1 year ago

Tina Solar 1,271 post(s) Send Message	Welcome to eduFire Alessandro! My mother used to sell a candy in her store called Tivoli. When she gave me my first piece, she told me Yum, Tivoli must be “I Lov(e) It” backwards, lol. See you around the forums! posted about 1 year ago

Alessandro A... 3 post(s) Send Message	Patrick, what about learning a bit of histor? It looks like your memory is not so good… posted about 1 year ago

Liz Lockett 391 post(s) Send Message	Uh oh…sounds like you picked a fight Patrick. LOL posted about 1 year ago

Jon Bischke Admin 1,458 post(s) Send Message	Welcome Alessandro! We have you scheduled to box Patrick live on eduFire at 7 PM tonight and we will have a streaming video feed so we can all watch. :) Vive la France and vive l’Italia!!! posted about 1 year ago

Marco C 1,092 post(s) Send Message	Oh cool! I’ll bring the pizza for everyone watching the fight! :) posted about 1 year ago

Tina Solar 1,271 post(s) Send Message	Hee hee, Patrick is just a bit on a high horse since his video was featured recently! I will be looking for that boxing match in the videos, lol. Alessandro, don’t pay any attention to him, Tivoli sounds lovely! posted about 1 year ago

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