I want to go to Italy at a exchange student is one year enough to learn the language to live there?
And also I did some Spanish at school last year and I found it so so easy will that help me any? Thanks :)
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You should defiantly to an exchange, it will be one of the best experiences of your life! I did an exchange to chile, so i speak spanish now, and whenever i read things in italian i can make out a few things, the languages have words that are quite similar, i also know a few chilean people who went to italy for and exchange and they were fluent in 2 months because the language was similar! So go for it! and good luck!
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
I'm an Egyptian student in Italy on an internship, going to the US, can i apply for American Visa from here?
I'm an Egyptian student in Italy on an internship, going to the US, can i apply for American Visa from here?
I have a long term visa in Italy, and a permesso de siggiorno in process (residence permit), can i apply for the American JVisa from Milan or Florence consulate? as i have an internship to start in the US in June, or do i have to return to Egypt? Please cite your sources
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You can apply at any consulate ..sucess is never guaranteed
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I have a long term visa in Italy, and a permesso de siggiorno in process (residence permit), can i apply for the American JVisa from Milan or Florence consulate? as i have an internship to start in the US in June, or do i have to return to Egypt? Please cite your sources
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You can apply at any consulate ..sucess is never guaranteed
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
What is the best way to get from London to Italy (Florence) for a student?
What is the best way to get from London to Italy (Florence) for a student?
By plane? By train? Which airport? Thanks so much!
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Plane; try ryanair or easyjet
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when i was a student and wanted to travel to Europe, my budget was low. I always used coaches (don't laugh) instead of planes! its much cheaper and you get to sightsee many countries that come on the way. Not advisable if your on your own as it can get lonely for a long travel.... go to: www.eurolines.co.uk
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It just so happens that I'm going to a wedding in Florence from London so I've recently researched this-:) By train it would take at least a whole day if not longer. By air it would take about 2 hours. www.meridiana.it is the only airline flying direct from London. Or you could go with Easyjet/BA to Pisa and then take a train to Florence.
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By plane? By train? Which airport? Thanks so much!
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Plane; try ryanair or easyjet
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when i was a student and wanted to travel to Europe, my budget was low. I always used coaches (don't laugh) instead of planes! its much cheaper and you get to sightsee many countries that come on the way. Not advisable if your on your own as it can get lonely for a long travel.... go to: www.eurolines.co.uk
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It just so happens that I'm going to a wedding in Florence from London so I've recently researched this-:) By train it would take at least a whole day if not longer. By air it would take about 2 hours. www.meridiana.it is the only airline flying direct from London. Or you could go with Easyjet/BA to Pisa and then take a train to Florence.
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Friday, July 1, 2011
I am going to Italy as a student?
I am going to Italy as a student?
I am going to Italy as a student from Australia and I would appreciate any advice what I should wear, places to visit, places to advoid etc? any advice would be so valuable!
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Avoid Naples. Not a safe city been there. A city full of crime, traffic, dirt. Pick pocketing is a huge problems there. Naples is filthy. Keep well away from it. Place to go to are Florence, Tuscany, plus Siena. Rome is a very expensive city. To keep safe make sure you wear a money belt. That way you avoid pickpocketing in train stations etc. They tend to target foreigners in Italy. Best advice is use common sense when been there.
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I am going to Italy as a student from Australia and I would appreciate any advice what I should wear, places to visit, places to advoid etc? any advice would be so valuable!
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Avoid Naples. Not a safe city been there. A city full of crime, traffic, dirt. Pick pocketing is a huge problems there. Naples is filthy. Keep well away from it. Place to go to are Florence, Tuscany, plus Siena. Rome is a very expensive city. To keep safe make sure you wear a money belt. That way you avoid pickpocketing in train stations etc. They tend to target foreigners in Italy. Best advice is use common sense when been there.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Anyone living in Southern Italy wanting to host a female exchange student from New Zealand?
Anyone living in Southern Italy wanting to host a female exchange student from New Zealand?
I am currently living in a beautiful city called Pavia in Northern Italy, but I really want to experience the culture and immense beauty of southern Italy as well, the program that I am with won't let me unless I find my own host family. In just over 1 month I am due to change host family's so I am hoping to find one in the beautiful south before then :) Thanks. It doesn't necessarily have to be right down south either
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I think you got more possibilities to find people that can answer this if you post this kind of question in the Italian section in any local region section. Maybe these can be useful as well http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=452236 http://boardreader.com/thread/Anyone_in_Southern_Italy_Campania_etc_b29Xez6m.html
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I am currently living in a beautiful city called Pavia in Northern Italy, but I really want to experience the culture and immense beauty of southern Italy as well, the program that I am with won't let me unless I find my own host family. In just over 1 month I am due to change host family's so I am hoping to find one in the beautiful south before then :) Thanks. It doesn't necessarily have to be right down south either
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I think you got more possibilities to find people that can answer this if you post this kind of question in the Italian section in any local region section. Maybe these can be useful as well http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=452236 http://boardreader.com/thread/Anyone_in_Southern_Italy_Campania_etc_b29Xez6m.html
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Student living in Italy for a year - Fluency wanted, course options.?
Student living in Italy for a year - Fluency wanted, course options.?
I need a little help. I'm a UK resident, in my second last year of school and looking at my future. I want to live in Italy for one year, predominantly to learn the language. Can anyone suggest options for me? Where I can go, what can I do? I'm interested in Immersion programmes for the language, but I would like to mix with other students (preferably my age, which will be 18/19 at the time). I'm just lost. Thanks for any help.
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The best thing you can do is to translate this question in Italian and post it on it.answers.yahoo.com, where many Italians will hurry to answer to you. I can just say two things: * There are students exchange programs both at high school level and at university level. Ask at your school in UK. * There is an Italian university that is specialized in enrolling foreign students, at Perugia: http://www.unistrapg.it/english/
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I need a little help. I'm a UK resident, in my second last year of school and looking at my future. I want to live in Italy for one year, predominantly to learn the language. Can anyone suggest options for me? Where I can go, what can I do? I'm interested in Immersion programmes for the language, but I would like to mix with other students (preferably my age, which will be 18/19 at the time). I'm just lost. Thanks for any help.
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The best thing you can do is to translate this question in Italian and post it on it.answers.yahoo.com, where many Italians will hurry to answer to you. I can just say two things: * There are students exchange programs both at high school level and at university level. Ask at your school in UK. * There is an Italian university that is specialized in enrolling foreign students, at Perugia: http://www.unistrapg.it/english/
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
How much would a student ambassador trip to spain,france,and italy cost?and how could i raise money for it?
How much would a student ambassador trip to spain,france,and italy cost?and how could i raise money for it?
i was invited to go on a trip to france,italy,and spain by the people to people organization. it will be the summer of 2009 thanks for any replies!
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Too much for what you get! It's not exactly a scam. It does put on a legitimate trip that's quite a bit of fun. However, it's not as exclusive as it makes itself out to be -- thousands of those "ambassador" letters go out every year. The trips are also horribly overpriced. You would be much better served taking that money and putting it toward a semester (or better yet, year) exchange program! It would benefit you so much more -- and for the rest of your life! You would learn a language, a culture and attend school in another country. Is P2P a fun trip, yes. But IMHO is it worth the money? No.
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i was invited to go on a trip to france,italy,and spain by the people to people organization. it will be the summer of 2009 thanks for any replies!
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Too much for what you get! It's not exactly a scam. It does put on a legitimate trip that's quite a bit of fun. However, it's not as exclusive as it makes itself out to be -- thousands of those "ambassador" letters go out every year. The trips are also horribly overpriced. You would be much better served taking that money and putting it toward a semester (or better yet, year) exchange program! It would benefit you so much more -- and for the rest of your life! You would learn a language, a culture and attend school in another country. Is P2P a fun trip, yes. But IMHO is it worth the money? No.
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