<![CDATA[Comments on: Computer Problems]]> 2008-10-09 18:00:00 <![CDATA[By: una_e_mezzo]]> Super!

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]]> <![CDATA[By: nasrfaridnasr]]> it is good

]]> it is good

]]> <![CDATA[By: dariko]]> A small remark:

Exercise 3, sentence no 1: audio clip does not match with the sentence.

It is a good lesson! Grazie mille!

]]> A small remark:

Exercise 3, sentence no 1: audio clip does not match with the sentence.

It is a good lesson! Grazie mille!

]]> <![CDATA[By: missworldtraveler]]> You know something, normally, I hate to hear other people mumble and complain about anything.  But, strangely, I think I could listen all day to this father complain about his computer.

Maybe, I shouldn't study Italian.  Right now, everything sounds just so adorable -- even when the person is complaining, shouting, or being downright nasty.  If I understood everything, maybe I'll lose the love of anything Italian.

]]> You know something, normally, I hate to hear other people mumble and complain about anything.  But, strangely, I think I could listen all day to this father complain about his computer.

Maybe, I shouldn't study Italian.  Right now, everything sounds just so adorable -- even when the person is complaining, shouting, or being downright nasty.  If I understood everything, maybe I'll lose the love of anything Italian.

]]> <![CDATA[By: user2048]]> Good lesson.

 Much here that may not be obvious:  imperativo- clicca (cliccare), apri (aprire) both 2nd person singular; pronomi doppi – “te l’ho spiegato”,”ti” , pronome indiretto, “lo”, pronome diretto, combined as “te lo”, not “ti lo”; and usage-  “non capisco un tubo”, “fare prima”, “accidente”.

 

I have a test on Tuesday so I’ll be using “accidente” often.

 

Ciao.

]]> Good lesson.

 Much here that may not be obvious:  imperativo- clicca (cliccare), apri (aprire) both 2nd person singular; pronomi doppi – “te l’ho spiegato”,”ti” , pronome indiretto, “lo”, pronome diretto, combined as “te lo”, not “ti lo”; and usage-  “non capisco un tubo”, “fare prima”, “accidente”.

 

I have a test on Tuesday so I’ll be using “accidente” often.

 

Ciao.

]]> <![CDATA[By: marcod]]> user2048, good luck for your test! or was it last tuesday you had it?

anyway it looks like you shouldn't have to wirry, judging by your grammatical knowledge :D

]]> user2048, good luck for your test! or was it last tuesday you had it?

anyway it looks like you shouldn't have to wirry, judging by your grammatical knowledge :D

]]> <![CDATA[By: user2048]]> Marco,Grazie.  Il lupo crepò! 

(Before a test our professor always says: “ In bocco al lupo!”, “Good luck!”, to which the reply is, “Crepi!”, “May he die!”)

 

My previous comments were really a reaction to the negative comment on this lesson as I felt that the person who said “useless” totally missed the riches to be mined.

 

]]> Marco,Grazie.  Il lupo crepò! 

(Before a test our professor always says: “ In bocco al lupo!”, “Good luck!”, to which the reply is, “Crepi!”, “May he die!”)

 

My previous comments were really a reaction to the negative comment on this lesson as I felt that the person who said “useless” totally missed the riches to be mined.

 

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