Italian culture is one of the world's treasures, and here we discuss its various aspects, including music, art, architecture, society - and of course language. Sì, per tutti chi vogliono pratticare l'italiano! And please don't be shy if you don't speak Italian much or even at all... we're here to aiutare!
(For more resources/info, click here.)
Some love to follow their hearts when travelling, others love to follow their stomachs and taste buds. And if you want to have something to tell people when they ask the – otherwise, legit – question of how was the food, you should consider some of the destinations below. A worthy question that deserves a worthy answer, and the answer to “Where should I go next vacation?” is below.read post
Read more…The architecture certainly suggests just about any town or village on the Italian Riviera. There are similar colours; bold and brash in some places; a pleasing pastel in others. There’s even an Italian-style bell tower. But,there’s something other-worldly about the place, too; it’s almost as if, having paid your entrance fee at the gate, you stepped into a sort of alternate reality. You can, in fact, enter that alternate reality in nearby Porthmadog. The quaint little narrow-gauge Ffestiniog…
Read more…by BuzzInRome Pianist Stefano Bollani, renowned trumpet player Enrico Rava, these are just two of the big names of Rome’s Jazz Festival, the music event devoted to the very best of Italian jazz and upcoming artists. Now in its 34th year, the Rome Jazz Festival has always focused on developing a central theme around which to design artistic choices. And this has led to an authentic journey through jazz over the years, with a musical and socio-cultural point of view. This year’s “Gezz”…
Read more…by www.buzzinrome.com Financial meltdown, economic slump, subprime crisis? All of these words seem to belong to the past for the tourism industry in Rome. The number of tourists visiting Italy’s capital in August grew by 11,5%, Vicemayor Mauro Cutrufo said on October 6, citing figures from a study of the Ente Bilaterale del Turismo del Lazio – EBTL - Tourism Board of Employers and Employees of the region of Rome. June and July also posted two-digit growth figures: 10,6% and 11,2%…
Read more…You need to be a member of Tripatini to add comments!
Comments are closed.
Comments
What types of documents are the easiest for a translator to translate from English into Italian? For us no project is too complex. Our professional translators can translate various types of documents from and into Italian. They are very good at providing professional translation services. Please contact us regarding our Italian document translation services.
California Center for Translation & Interpretation
http://www.cacfti.com
10940 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1600
Los Angeles, CA 90024
Professional Italian Translation Services by California Center for Translation & Interpretation. Whether you live in Los Angeles (where we are based) or any other city we can translate your documents from English into Italian and vice versa. Please scan and email us all the pages you need translated. We look forward to reviewing and translating your documents.
Christmas 2011: the Best Cribs and Nativites In & Around Rome
Mi piace molto italiano
Cordiali Saluti Dal Marocco Sahara Deserto,
Quando si ha il tempo, si consiglia di consultare il nostro sito web: www.toursofpeace.com
Offriamo sempre tour personalizzati in base ai gusti e le esigenze dei nostri clienti con i prezzi migliori.
Non esitate a contattarci se avete qualsiasi domanda
Cordiali saluti
Youssef Karaoui
Italy Turns 150, And the Special Night Celebrations Will Be in Rome on March 16!
http://www.buzzinrome.com/?p=2167By BuzzInRome
It is not as glamorous as the Cannes, not as original as the Sundance, not as old as Venice’s, but Rome’s International Film Festival is getting better every year and it has now become the world’s fourth most important event of its kind. The fifth edition of the Festival will be held from October 28 to November 5 in the beautiful surroundings of the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, the architectural complex realized in 2002 by Italian architect Renzo Piano.
This year’s competition will have many anticipated films such as “Last Night”by the Iranian director Massy Tadjedin, starring Keira Knightley and Eva Mendes, or “Rabbit Hole”, Nicole Kidman’s first production.
The “Window on the World/Focus” section will be dedicated to Japan’s cinema and culture and there will be a showing of the restored version of Akira Kurosawa’s key work “Rashomon”, for the centennial celebration of the Japanese film master.
But the Festival will also attract children with its premiere of the second Winx film “Winx Club 3D – Magica Avventura” in which the Italian cartoon favorite explores 3D for the first time.
The complete program and tickets are available here.
-
1
-
2
-
3
of 3 Next