This user conceives a passion for the series Lost though the plot is very - perhaps too much - complex.
K-0
This user doesn't tolerate who uses letter «k» instead of «ch» or guttural «c» because he retain that is a display of a deep childishness and also a lot linguistic ignorance badly disguised.
This user thinks that the italian language must be written in accordance with its kind rules: punctuation is not optional, words must be chosen carefully, verbal times must be used acting rationally and they must make agree in gender and number with the subject, sentences must be connected in a suitable way, not shot at random.
I'm from
Rome, but I want to know everything of the world.
Reading and writing are extraordinary hobbies, moments in which the Man retreats into himself and he feels up to touch the Essence to which everyone aspire.
When I was twelve I read the italian dictionary and I assimilated - I don't know how - a lot of
etymologies. Hence it follows my interest in
indoeuropean linguistic roots, which I collect in any case, and in the comparison between a lot of
languages.
I admire
english language because its astonishing capacity of assimilability about stranger terms, and I'd want my motherlanguage would learn to be an acceptor of new words and to adapt them to its basing rules. Unfortunately, it happens rarely, but I rely on its strenght and its great history. An example for every other language. ;)
This user conceives a passion for the series Lost though the plot is very - perhaps too much - complex.
K-0
This user doesn't tolerate who uses letter «k» instead of «ch» or guttural «c» because he retain that is a display of a deep childishness and also a lot linguistic ignorance badly disguised.
This user thinks that the italian language must be written in accordance with its kind rules: punctuation is not optional, words must be chosen carefully, verbal times must be used acting rationally and they must make agree in gender and number with the subject, sentences must be connected in a suitable way, not shot at random.
I'm from
Rome, but I want to know everything of the world.
Reading and writing are extraordinary hobbies, moments in which the Man retreats into himself and he feels up to touch the Essence to which everyone aspire.
When I was twelve I read the italian dictionary and I assimilated - I don't know how - a lot of
etymologies. Hence it follows my interest in
indoeuropean linguistic roots, which I collect in any case, and in the comparison between a lot of
languages.
I admire
english language because its astonishing capacity of assimilability about stranger terms, and I'd want my motherlanguage would learn to be an acceptor of new words and to adapt them to its basing rules. Unfortunately, it happens rarely, but I rely on its strenght and its great history. An example for every other language. ;)
