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[gio73]

Good evenig users,
I opened a new topic because the that old's title is not adapted now.
Well, I'm reading Alice's tale (an adaptetion for kids), is a wonderfull book!
Are there any users who read (pronounced us/like? red colour) this tale?

[Stellinelm]

I couldn't agree more.

[Luca114]

You can say "break a leg" or simply "good luck"...

Thanks!

[Stellinelm]

"Meringolo":

I prefer "good luck"

but again ride the snake




p.s. : ...well, soft shoulders and happy landings

[Meringolo1]

"Break a leg"

I prefer "good luck"

[Zero87]

"LucaM":I'm going to have the same exam test on June but unfortunately we're not practicing enough during this period, and I hope the voice of the listening part will be understandable!

Oh, then... ehm... ehm...

... what is the same of the italian "in bocca al lupo"?

I try "in the mouth of the wolf".

I found "cross fingers LucaM".
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[Luca114]

"Zero87":[quote="marcosocio"]I had a full immersion to preapare my FCE, which I took yesterday. I think it was all fine but the listening test which was f***ing hard!

Greetings!!!

The listening is always f***ing hard![/quote]

I'm going to have the same exam test on June but unfortunately we're not practicing enough during this period, and I hope the voice of the listening part will be understandable!

[marcosocio]

"gio73":Hi Marco, I'm very happy for your FCE.

"Zero87":
Greetings!!!

The listening is always f***ing hard!

Thank you all! Yes, Zero, you're quite right!

"gio73":
What is Austria like? What is the food like? What are the interesting places that you visited?

Now I know why we don't usually hear about Austria on TV: there are rules which are followed, everything works just fine, the streets are clean, you got a receipt for everything you buy and so on. I was also quite impressed by the local people: German speaking people are usually said to be cold and unfriendly but, even if I found someone like that, most of them were kind and available. For instance I don't speak a word in German but EVERYBODY speaks English fluently and many (mainly in tourist location) speak also a little Italian, so communication was not at all a problem.

And here's the drawback: food. It's just terrible. Soup, soup and soup: green, orange, white but always soup. (Cooking a ton of pasta would have been far easier, in view of the fact we were all Italian...). Second course: meat and potatoes, everyday. Surely better than soup but not enough to make up for that. Thank God he invented McDonald's! There is one between McDonald's and Burger King every 50m. Their number is really impressive!

I've been to Innsbruck (very pretty and small), Salzburg (I would have surely enjoyed it more if it hadn't been snowing all day long), Vienna (I was impressed by how huge are its cathedral and Shonbrunn palace) and Mauthausen (very very sad, visiting those places where thousands of people were killed made my skin crawl).

[Zero87]

"marcosocio":I had a full immersion to preapare my FCE, which I took yesterday. I think it was all fine but the listening test which was f***ing hard!

Greetings!!!

The listening is always f***ing hard!

[gio73]

Hi Marco, I'm very happy for your FCE.
What is Austria like? What is the food like? What are the interesting places that you visited?

[marcosocio]

Hi everyone!
I haven't been writing for some time because first I went to Austria with my class and then I had a full immersion to preapare my FCE, which I took yesterday. I think it was all fine but the listening test which was f***ing hard!! (moreover, we hadn't headphones available...).

Anyway, Friday me and other six people from my school went to Lingotto for the so called "Festa della Matematica". It was a complete disaster but quite enjoyable. Maybe, I'll post some of the problems here to try and find a solution.

[Zero87]

"marcosocio":Congratulations again! Do you feel free now? Do you already know what to do now?

Yeah, I feel a taste of freedom (for now).
I don't know what I'll do after next week... Che serà serà, whatever will be, will be...

"kobeilprofeta":However I've doubts about some things in the Bible; but usually I believe in

Me too!

[kobeilprofeta]

There isn't need to quarrel... Each one can say his opinion.
However I've doubts about some things in the Bible; but usually I believe in

[marcosocio]

Congratulations again! Do you feel free now? Do you already know what to do now?

[Zero87]

Thanks to the whole forum for greetings (is it a correct English?).

[DavideGenova1]

"Zero87":http://matematicamente.it/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=112255

Congrats!!!!

[marcosocio]

"kobeilprofeta":Hi friends!!
Someone thinks that mathematicians don't believe in God... I believe so much in He... What about you?
...I know that it's a difficult subject to deal by chat, but O want to know your opinions...

Indeed it is a difficult topic! I don't think that maths and God cannot go together: my maths teacher believes in God, for example. Personally I don't know. I'm sure there is something that goes beyond our possibilities of understanding but, for we can't say what it is, I think that the Christian God is just one of the names that can be given to it. I don't agree with many things that the Church say so I'm not a Catholic at all. Also, I don't think that God is only love and our life is just a passage to the eternal one. As I said, there is something but we can't know what it is so I would define myself an agnostic.

PS: I'm happy to talk about that but I wish we can avoid too harsh arguing like that of the "Dimissioni" topic in General section.

[fireball1]

"Zero87":[quote="kobeilprofeta"]I believe so much in He...

Is it true? I would write "I believe so much in Him" but my english is bad and perhaps my suggest could be incorrect.[/quote]

Your suggestion is right, Zero87. Increase your self-confidence!
And again, many wishes for your graduation!!!

[Zero87]

"kobeilprofeta":I believe so much in He...

Is it true? I would write "I believe so much in Him" but my english is bad and perhaps my suggestion could be incorrect.

I believe so much in Him and I think that a proof of His existence is the perfection in some angle of math.
'night forumists

[kobeilprofeta]

Hi friends!!
Someone thinks that mathematicians don't believe in God... I believe so much in He... What about you?
...I know that it's a difficult subject to deal by chat, but O want to know your opinions...

[Zero87]

"fireball":... Looking forward to hearing back from Zero87 about his graduation!

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I'm tired, friends. I'll go to bed!
Thanks to all for your greetings.