improve my italian

My Italin is, in spite of my English, a lot better than it was 4 monthes ago. I’m really impressed by my progress.

Arriving in Italy, they out me on level C1 (which is more than I actually should be, but on the entrance test they always place Spanish, Portughese abd French speakers on a higher level we really should be) and now I’m taking the C2 (the highest one. wow!).

I’d have 5 more months to complete this course at Università per Stranieri di Perugia and take my diploma, but I won’t. I’m moving to Rome and I have no intention of doing more Italian classes.

So, I decided to press the green button. Yes, I improved my Italian. And how I improved it! Anyway, the round arrow will be permanently beside this goal, since I will never stop learning and I will never ever be completely satisfied with what I know.

[25-oct-2007]

By the end of September I got several exams to pass from level C1 to level C2 (the last and highest one) and I’m glad to say I got grade 30/30 in almost all, except for the written “Lingua Italiana” test, in which I scored 26/30.
Nerd me. :P

[07-oct-2007]

During the last week of September I’ll have all the final exams to pass from C1 (the level I’m now) to C2 (the final level!).
Please wish me luck, ‘cause I’ll need it.

a University for Foreigneirs Perugia’s official student since today! My classes will start on July 2nd and they’ll be over by September 28th.

I’m going to Italyyyy! Yay! :D

I’ve finished my 4th semester of Italian classes, what means I’m an intermediate student. If you throw me in Italy I’ll be able to ask for information, food, shelter and to keep silly conversations about the weather or about Italian cuisine. In other words, I won’t starve to death and that’s pretty reasonable.