Alenanno

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I'm a student majoring in Languages (branch: Linguistics), currently working as a freelance translator. I've recently discovered Dropbox and I'm going to use it for my needs! :)

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Languages, Movies (Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Tarantino, etc.), Music, 3D Graphics, books and so on.

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Languages List ^{Languages with * = learning on my own}

Mother Tongue: Italian, Sardinian;
Fluent: English, Spanish;
Less Fluent: French, German, Russian;
Learning: Japanese*, Chinese*, Swedish*, Greek*, Finnish*;
Willing to learn: Welsh, Korean, Dutch, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi [to be continued]

Me gusta el Español.
J'aime le Français.
Deutsch gefällt mir.
Мне нравится Русский язык.
私は日本語が好きです。
我爱中文。
Jag älskar Svenska.

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Dec 5	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 5	comment	What's the difference between “debe de” y “debe”? @GonzaloMedina Done, thank you. :)
Dec 5	comment	Difference between “broma” and “chiste” Yes, "estoy bromeando" or "es broma". To pull someone's leg is, instead, tomar el pelo a alguien.
Dec 5	revised	What's the difference between “debe de” y “debe”? added 184 characters in body
Dec 5	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 5	answered	Difference between “broma” and “chiste”
Dec 5	revised	What's the “ísimo” in the following words? added 4 characters in body
Dec 5	comment	What's the “ísimo” in the following words? @yms Why don't you elaborate that and post it as an answer? :)
Dec 5	comment	What's the difference between “debe de” y “debe”? Thanks @dusan. I was going to correct it myself... :D
Dec 5	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on What's the difference between “debe de” y “debe”?
Dec 5	answered	What's the difference between “debe de” y “debe”?
Dec 5	comment	Why does “no sé” mean “I don't know?” What do you mean with if "se" means "is"...?
Dec 5	revised	Why does “no sé” mean “I don't know?” edited body; edited title
Dec 4	revised	adjectives for “same thing” vs. “same kind of thing” deleted 1 characters in body
Dec 4	revised	adjectives for “same thing” vs. “same kind of thing” added 6 characters in body
Dec 4	revised	How to avoid the lexical redundancy in the literal Spanish translation of “to ask a question”? added 22 characters in body
Dec 3	comment	“to feel ashamed for an unknown person” or a cringe-worthy experience Or lingüística. :)
Dec 3	comment	What's the best way to say “perífrasis verbal” in English? I've seen that used, but not referring to "words", rather to "verbs"... Is that the correct adjective in English? Maybe it's ambiguous for that...
Dec 3	revised	How to avoid the lexical redundancy in the literal Spanish translation of “to ask a question”? added 20 characters in body
Dec 3	comment	What's the best way to say “perífrasis verbal” in English? I'd add "verbal" to your "periphrasis" there to be more specific. :) But I'm curious to see if other people have more to add.