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About Paola
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Expertise
I love English and Italian is my mother tongue. I am particularly fond of precision in translation, and I always try to pay attention not only in giving the correct correspondance to words but also to render the sense of what I translate.

Experience
I took and passed Cambridge University Proficiency in English as a Foreign Language examination. I have always been reading romances in English and English literature. Being an Engineer I also have a wide technical vocabulary, especially regarding environmental, civil and construction engineering.

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Cambridge University - Proficency in English as a Foreign Language MS degree in Environmental Engineering

   

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In Category  Italian Language

SubjectDate Asked

What is a Panse...11/20/2009
  Q: Caro Paola, There's this cute song I listen to on a daily basis called "La Panse". I've found ...
  A: Yes, People from Naples are very warm-hearted and their songs are beautiful!!!! Still I find them ...
What is a "pensee"?11/18/2009
  Q: Caro Paola, There's this cute song I listen to on a daily basis called "La Panse". I've found ...
  A: you are referring to a song from Naples, I am from the northern part of Italy, I can therefore tell ...
Translation help needed.11/12/2009
  Q: He is struggling with French and English, so my last hope is to clear the misunderstanding in ...
  A: Stai scherzando? Non credo a qullo che scrivi! Mi viene veramente da insultarti! Il buono ...
Translation please.11/11/2009
  Q: This is the last bit. Thank you again for your previous translation help. Ulrike. Thank you for ...
  A: here your translation.... Grazie per la lezione di grammatica. Dai lezioni di grammatica inglese? ...
translating common phrases11/10/2009
  Q: I would like to know how to translate a couple of common english sayings. Your help would be much ...
  A: it is always quite a difficult task to translate sayings. I will try to translate both literally and ...
Translation.11/7/2009
  Q: I am busy with a school project and do need help with having the following sentences translated into ...
  A: Glad it was useful, here the follow up: Nessuno può vivere senza sogni Ero troppo orgoglioso per ...
Translation.11/5/2009
  Q: I am busy with a school project and do need help with having the following sentences translated into ...
  A: Interesting things you are doing at school! :-) Here your translation, I hope it is helpful... I ...
Passive Voice11/3/2009
  Q: Paola, I'm a student of Italian and have encountered a bit of difficulty with the passive ...
  A: Ciao Julie, no need to drive yourself crazy on this....I need to tell you the truth, sentences like ...
wedding toast10/21/2009
  Q: I have a wedding to give a toast at this weekend, about half of the reception is going to be from ...
  A: It is certainly a very nice thought of you to add a few Italian lines to your speech...I do not know ...
Special uses of Preposition - Da10/15/2009
  Q: Paola, I am an Italian student in Florida. I've been trying to find a site that lists all special ...
  A: I am happy you are studying our wonderful language! As far as the use of the verb fare vs other ...
need translation10/6/2009
  Q: I need help translating this to Italian. Words cannot fully express my deep love for you, but I ...
  A: WOW...wonderful words!! with great pleasure,here your translation: Le parole non possono esprimere ...
Thank you note for their hospitality10/6/2009
  Q: We recently returned from a trip to Italy and stayed with my aunty and uncle and cousins. We would ...
  A: I too have relatives living in Canada, I love them dearly and they always warmly welcome me... here ...
Translation of Invitation9/27/2009
  Q: I'm getting married in November and we've just sent out our invitations. My fiance's mother does ...
  A: I wish you all the happiness for your married life. Here your translation (very sweet thought!!!) ...
Translations9/25/2009
  Q: Hey, I was hoping I could ask you for some translations... What is the/an Italian translation of: ...
  A: here is your translation.... 1. che cosa hai detto? 2. Che cosa ha detto (lui)? 3. Che cosa ha ...
Translation9/21/2009
  Q: I am trying to send an email to some of my relative's friends in Italy who don't speak/read English, ...
  A: Ciao Chris, it is a pleasure to help you out in this matter...here you you go: Ciao a tutti! Per ...
Funeral Thank You Cards9/18/2009
  Q: My mother recently passed away from breast cancer at the age of 50. She was a great mother and wife ...
  A: I am very sorry for your loss, my condolence You sentence: La vostra amicizia, supporto e ...
Please translate into 'poetic' Italian.9/16/2009
  Q: The tree a twisted arm reaching out into nothing its hand armed by hundred fingers that have danced ...
  A: I am not sure I will be able to be poetic enough...But let's try....I divided the poem in parts, ...
congiuntivo9/14/2009
  Q: Once again, during our informal studies, we are asked in da Capo to change the following sentence to ...
  A: the translation of the sentence would be: Chiunque voglia può vedere gli esami Chiunque has ...
Third Person Future and Present tense9/13/2009
  Q: Buongiorno! Could you give me some help with my Italian homework please? How do you do the third ...
  A: happy if I can help! for all the verbs ending in -are like mangi-are (to eat) indicative present ...
Phrase translation9/9/2009
  Q: From your lips to God's ears (I believe is: dalla tua bocca per le orecchie di Dio)
  A: what a fantastic Country you live in. I love Canada even if I have not seen much of it...at least ...
my horses name9/9/2009
  Q: Are there any Italian words that mean stretch? I have bean looking on the net for a word that means ...
  A: Dirittura is in fact a feminine noun...but I understand you value your mother's suggestions...I do ...
congiuntivo9/3/2009
  Q: I am part of an informal group using da Capo as a text. Recently we were asked to do this: Leggere ...
  A: you are very good. Consider that nowadays very few Italians use 'congiuntivo'. I do, because I love ...
use of grande9/1/2009
  Q: My question is about the use of the adjective “grande”. I was once instructed by a native Italian ...
  A: Sure, Rich, with pleasure TALL= ALTO EX: E' un uomo alto --> He is a tall man EX: Un ...
I worked for a relocation company8/31/2009
  Q: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ciao! I'm trying ...
  A: Ciao Cindy, first of all let me say I am sorry you were laid off and I wish you this will prove the ...
English songs with Italian versions8/31/2009
  Q: I have occasionally heard familiar English and American pop songs sung in an Italian version. Do ...
  A: you are right, most of Beatles songs were translated into Italian, even though I am pretty sure it ...
use of "grande"8/29/2009
  Q: My question is about the use of the adjective “grande”. I was once instructed by a native Italian ...
  A: it is very difficult indeed to get every slight difference in meaning in the Italian language....The ...
rule re omission of definite article8/29/2009
  Q: I have tried to find a comprehensive list of occasions when the definite article is omittted in ...
  A: Ciao Lucy, there is quite a list of omissions... Maybe these links may help you ...
translation please!8/28/2009
  Q: i really need help on some quotes i want translated, because other sites have translated them wrong ...
  A: Ciao Elizabeth, First sentence "Vivi ama e soffri ma non imparare mai ad arrenderti" Second ...
trouble understanding8/27/2009
  Q: I've just decided that I'd like to learn Italian and have got myself a verbs book to read but I'm ...
  A: Ciao Rose, no problem... Italian verbs such as AIUTARE (ending with -are annd then belonging to ...
rule re omission of definite article8/27/2009
  Q: I have tried to find a comprehensive list of occasions when the definite article is omittted in ...
  A: Ciao Lucy, I am not aware of a general rule to be applied. what I can tell you for sure is that in ...
gente / persone8/25/2009
  Q: Can you please explain to me when I should say “gente” for people as opposed to saying “persone” for ...
  A: interesting question, now that you ask me it is the first time that I pay attention to this slight ...
cioccolato8/25/2009
  Q: Can you please explain the difference between “cioccolato” (masculine singular noun) and ...
  A: 'cioccolato' is used to mean solid chocolate, and chocolate in general terms. 'Cioccolata' is used ...
"la" vs "una"8/6/2009
  Q: I am having a difficult time understanding why the definite article is used in the following ...
  A: once again the two sentences in Italian are both correct but with a slight difference in meaning. ...
use of preposition "in"8/4/2009
  Q: Can you please tell me if it is OK or not to include the preposition "in" in the following sentence: ...
  A: Yes, you are right, you can say both ways. I feel the difference in the two sentences (both correct) ...
Translation please!7/31/2009
  Q: I would just like to ask if you could kindly translate these quotes for me please to Italian, "The ...
  A: Ciao Charlotte, sure I can translate this for you!!! THE GREATEST THING YOU WILL LEARN IS TO LOVE ...
Al Portone7/25/2009
  Q: Paola - I recently stayed in Blera Italy at a frineds apartment. On the porch was a wroght iron sign ...
  A: I hope you enjoyed your stay in Italy, and I hope you started knowing our lovely country more ...
italian phrase7/24/2009
  Q: ANSWER: Ciao Leila, there is one translation that could have a double meaning. I am giving yoou ...
  A: Yes, I would keep this translation, and to be honest with you, now that I know that it is for a ...
italian phrase7/23/2009
  Q: ANSWER: Ciao Leila, there is one translation that could have a double meaning. I am giving yoou ...
  A: Ciao Leila, yes, I would say that saying 'to live through the love' would make the sense a bit ...
thank you card translation7/23/2009
  Q: I have to write a thank you card for a baby shower gift in italian. I need a little help with the ...
  A: Ciao Stefanie, here you go: "Molte grazie per il vostro generoso regalo per il nostro bambino. Il ...
italian phrase7/23/2009
  Q: Hi I was wondering what the italian phrase for "live through love" is? Thanks so much
  A: Ciao Leila, there is one translation that could have a double meaning. I am giving yoou both since ...
Translation into Italian7/9/2009
  Q: What would be the correct translation of "Live, Laugh, Love" Do you use nouns or verbs and if verbs ...
  A: Ciao Sharron, the correct translation would be "Vivi, Ridi, Ama", so you use imperative forms of ...
Vedi & Vederti7/9/2009
  Q: Salve Paolo! Spero che tu stai bene oggi! Come si dice: "If you see me at the convention, please say ...
  A: Ciao Cindy, sto bene, grazie e spero lo stesso tu. To tell the truth the translation is neither the ...
Please translate: Stay in touch...7/7/2009
  Q: Ciao Paola! Could you please translate these two sentences please? Grazie in anticipo! “It was so ...
  A: it is a real pleasure E' stato bello incontrarti amico/a mio/a. Sebbene siamo separati da distese ...
Strade su Strade7/7/2009
  Q: I'm looking for websites that can translate Italian songs into English, so that it is easier to ...
  A: I do not trust those web sites where you get 'automatic' translations. They are not faithful to the ...

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