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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Mar 24	awarded	Popular Question
Jan 21	awarded	Nice Question
May 24	awarded	Yearling
Apr 25	comment	What is the German equivalent for these speech fillers from English: “umm…” and “like”? +1 I like the "tag" you wrote on the side! If you could slowly add more as you remember them, it'd be fantastic. :D
Apr 12	awarded	Convention
Apr 8	revised	What is the “correct” way of pronouncing - ig and the end of the word fixed link
Apr 8	suggested	suggested edit on What is the “correct” way of pronouncing - ig and the end of the word
Apr 5	revised	What is the difference between “wie” and “was” in a certain context? fixed type and improved answer and formatting
Apr 5	suggested	suggested edit on What is the difference between “wie” and “was” in a certain context?
Feb 25	comment	Words Frequency List How do you measure "most useful"? You're asking for too much and for "too wide". Sorry but I'm voting to close.
Feb 13	comment	Am I writing these numerals correctly as words? If you don't provide the English version, how do we know if it's a correct translation or not? Besides, instead of asking for the whole sentence, what parts are harder for you?
Feb 11	comment	What is the intention of the “Leere Flasche nicht verschliessen!” instruction? I voted to reopen the question because the problem is not the question, but the misunderstanding about the question. The OP is asking about a translation, the OP provides some effort to translate the sentence. The question is not about the return-the-bottle policy, it's about the message on it. So the answers should address the translation and if they want to write a single line (as a bonus) about the policy, no problem.
Feb 10	comment	What is the intention of the “Leere Flasche nicht verschliessen!” instruction? This is not an answer to the question and I wonder how it could get 4 up-votes. Please, reword it so it addresses the translation part of the question; the unnecessary content should be removed, or left as a "bonus"...
Feb 4	comment	What's the meaning of “Er hat mit ihr geschäckert”? I vote to close because when I tried searching "schäckern" I didn't find it as you said, but the spelling was suggested.
Feb 3	comment	What are some reading comprehension activities for early language learners? @ccrockett: There are many questions that deal with reading/learning, have you tried looking at them? Look at the right, under "Related".
Feb 3	comment	What is the longest German word (that is used)? I think that if we re-word the question so that it asks "What is the largest word in German that is commonly used?" then it'll work. So this narrows it a lot and it can have 3, 4 answers, at most.
Feb 2	awarded	Talkative
Feb 2	suggested	suggested edit on Are second-hand books suitable for learning German?
Feb 2	comment	Neue Rechtschreibung: What has changed? This is a nice answer! Don't apologize because it's long! I didn't read it all yet, I'll put this question in my favorites. :) +1 to answer and question from me.
Feb 1	comment	What's the difference between “der Fehler” and “der Irrtum”? @0x6d64 Did you see my comment? :)