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Rome et Torre di Babele – un duo unique et exceptionnel
Alexandre Genoud, 20 ans, suisse, étudiat à Torre di Babele du 10.05.2010 au 25.06.2010
Rome et l’école “Torre di Babele” forme un duo unique et exceptionnel. Apprendre l’italien dans la bonne humeur et se mélanger aux romains pour découvrir tous les mystères de cette citee mythique avec des amis des 4 coins du monde est une [...]
Меня зовут Андрей
Доброго времени суток.
Со школой познакомился совершенно нежданно, после окончания ВУЗа и в разгар мирового экономического кризиса, когда старая работа уже закрылась, а вероятность трудоустроиться на новую была сведена к минимуму. Зная мою любовь ко всему, что связано с Италией, друг порекомендовал мне съездить на курсы Итальянского языка непосредственно в Италию, в самый что ни [...]
Making a Decision: learn or not to learn; Italian or not Italian; Rome or not Rome!
By far the most difficult part about this “gap year” has been making decisions about what to do with my time. I sweat over the smallest details and panic whether I am choosing the right program. Until all suitcases are back in my hands in the final destination, I am physically unable to take that [...]
Do you think it is difficult to find a job / part-time job in Rome?
Hello! I’m Marta from Barcelona, Spain. I would like to do an italian course in the school for 8 or 12 weeks. But I’m afraid I will need to gain some money to pay the acomodation, food…
Do you think is difficult to find a job/ part-time job in Rome? (in a restaurant, disco, shop…)
Thank u!!
P.D. [...]
Situational Italian – Conjugation of the Italian Verbs in IRE
Hello out there…!
I think is should begin this post by apologizing for the delay on publishing this new Italian video lesson. As many of you probably already know, I have 10 different hats at Torre di Babele. To list some: webmaster, SEO, Project Manager e e-Marketing Manager. Lately, I’ve put all my energies in finishing [...]
Regular Verbs Conjugations in Italian (Present Tense)
Hi there!
We have finally finished the second free Italian video lesson. It took us awhile. I know… many of you were asking via e-mail, some even by phone, when the next video lesson was going to be online.
First, I would like to thank David, Sina, Alexandra, Susa, Wing and Eva for publicly commenting and advising us on [...]
