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Forum: Italy
Jul 16th 2014, 3:19 pm
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

Yes on my chatline 899-DUF-FER.
The pleasure will be all yours.
Forum: Italy
Jul 16th 2014, 2:21 pm
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

But you can call me anytime you want ;)
Forum: Italy
Jul 16th 2014, 2:18 pm
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

No, that would be the 899 type of number. But she doesn't call me on that anymore :p
Forum: Italy
Jul 16th 2014, 2:00 pm
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

If you get the Italian equivalent of an 0845 type number, which could be a voip line, you'd get a proportion of the call cost credited to you.
Forum: Italy
Jan 27th 2014, 3:30 pm
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

I say bollocks all the time
Forum: Italy
Jun 24th 2011, 7:23 am
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

I don't even know what that is in English!
Forum: Italy
Nov 19th 2009, 10:25 am
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

No, they use ciao because they know you're stanieri.
Forum: Italy
May 12th 2009, 6:43 am
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

:thumbdown:
Peeps, try and stay on topic please. If you want to ramble then move it to the happy hour thread.
Forum: Italy
May 11th 2009, 6:55 am
Replies: 1,507
Views: 268,960
Posted By duffer

Re: TALK THE TALK. ITALIAN LANGUAGE QUESTIONS.

Which sounds better in Italian -
It gets excited quickly - lo si eccita subito
or
It becomes excited quickly - lo diventirà eccitato subito.
Or are they both incorrect?
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