Live in Italy for 1 year

Before this was more a pipe dream for me something that may may not happen, but im going to make it a reality. I have recently rekindled my love for Italy and im committed to making this dream happen. I’ve decided to start learning italian to help me along the way. Yay i cant wait for this to actually happen!

Great place to live and explore!

...and I wanted to live under the sea, but it ain’t going to happen. You suck!

Love Italy and would also like to improve my italian.

It has been great and definitely good for my Italian. Italy is such a beautiful place and I remembered this when I saw yesterday a new program on BBC2, Federico’s Italy. Wonderful!
Alex by marche property.

Oh how i love italian food!!! ITs my fave in the whole wide world!!!!!

but thats why I chose italy… Actually I really want to live in europe, and go travelling around. I plan on living in italy, and teaching english, and go on weekend jaunts! Oh, and I suppose learn a little italian.

so when does this fit into the grand scheme of things??? After I graduate, after I live in japan for 3 years, then live in italy. estimated age – 28ish….

I am so never going to get married at this rate…...

A step to speak Italian fluently!

Italy is an amazing country, but i recommend you to go from the middle of Italy to the South, people is warm and more genuine; I lived in Siena one year and i consider Italy as my second house (i´m spanish).
Go there and enjoy people and life!

In 2001, after studying Italian for a year in the states, Anne, Sophia and I decided to try taking our love of Italy to the next level. We found a language school in Bologna and expatriated for 3 months.

It was a great experience, but to be honest, it was also really tough. We had lived overseas before, but with a 15 month old, and maybe just some of the challenges of Bologna – this trip was a challenge at times. We got more homesick on this adventure than ever before, and we had a hard time with the housing options we found. I also don’t think we realized how young Sophie was – now when we look back, we can’t believe we did that when she was so little. Unfortunately, she doesn’t seem to remember much of the experience at all.

I want back on to the horse though. When the kids are older we will try again. I’d like them to spend a year or two overseas when they are growing up.