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homework done :D

ola :nice: i cant speak italian, only ciao,grazie, Eros Ramazzoti and Tiziano Ferro :lol:

ciao

:lol: u forgot laura pauzini :D

pausini;)

well girls, you know a lot of italian artists!!

:thumbsup:

marcelo mastroianni :thinking: sofia loren :D

:lol:

exactly!

Adriano Celentano!

haha:lol:

yes!;)

I missed like 70 pages of this thread. :P Oh well, here's something for you: "Laku noć" means "Good night" in Serbian. :D

:shame:

how do you say thank you in serbian?

:D nice

 

laku no´c tho my computer only puts accents on the vowels :\

lacu noc :wacko:

 

Hello Ana :nice:

hi crests :)

comment vas-tu?

You forgot Zucchero!!!!

 

I've just come back from vacation in Italy (Roma and Napoli *w*) and I don't speak italian...Now I can say: una gelato al cioccolato per favore :P

I met a nice italian couple at a B&B and the man couldn't prononce my name so he called me 'chouchou' all the time....(means sugar in italian as they told me...)

bonjour :wacky:

 

I an say ciao :smug:

 

I'm jealous :wacko:

how do you say thank you in serbian?

 

We usually say "Hvala", or sometimes "Hvala ti" ("Hvala ti" literally means "Thank you").

 

:D nice

 

laku no´c tho my computer only puts accents on the vowels :\

 

That's not accented, ć is a letter :D

We usually say "Hvala", or sometimes "Hvala ti" ("Hvala ti" literally means "Thank you").

Same in Slovenian. :lol:

We usually say "Hvala", or sometimes "Hvala ti" ("Hvala ti" literally means "Thank you").

 

but you can just say hvala?

does that mean ti is you?

oh we forgot zucchero :( :lol: to bad u only learnt the chocollato thing :lol:

 

´c is a letter :o do u also have the c without the ´?

oh we forgot zucchero :( :lol: to bad u only learnt the chocollato thing :lol:

No it also work with 'pizza' and 'pasta' :lol: But I can also ask a ticket for a museum or else!

 

I saw the movie Millenium on an open air theater and I manage to understand the story (haven't red the book)! So I'm pretty proud of myself XD (well, french is pretty close to italian so...)

Same in Slovenian. :lol:

 

:nice:

 

but you can just say hvala?

does that mean ti is you?

 

We almost always say "Hvala". And you're really lucky about this example, because "ti" is indeed "you", but "ti" in "Hvala ti" is shortened from "tebi", and "tebi" means "ti" when you're saying that's directed to someone.

 

This is really, really hard to explain because you just asked me about some things that don't exist in English. :\

 

oh we forgot zucchero :( :lol: to bad u only learnt the chocollato thing :lol:

 

´c is a letter :o do u also have the c without the ´?

 

Yes.

 

 

 

We almost always say "Hvala". And you're really lucky about this example, because "ti" is indeed "you", but "ti" in "Hvala ti" is shortened from "tebi", and "tebi" means "ti" when you're saying that's directed to someone.

 

This is really, really hard to explain because you just asked me about some things that don't exist in English. :\

 

 

 

hvala :nice:

 

oh, that would be hard.