Sunday, July 24, 2011

Which AACSB accredited institutions have study abroad programs in Florence, Italy

Which AACSB accredited institutions have study abroad programs in Florence, Italy?
I'm looking to study abroad in Florence, Italy but in order for the classes to transfer back to my business school it has to be through an AACSB accredited school... Any help is appreciated, thank you.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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I worked for a language school in Florence and they had some agreement with US Universities, maybe you can find some useful information: http://www.scuolaleonardo.com/Italian-language-academic-credits.html
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Saturday, July 16, 2011

Do you think knowing some Spanish helps you learn Italian better

Do you think knowing some Spanish helps you learn Italian better?
I'm in Spanish 2 and when I go to college I want to study abroad in Italy for a school year. I've noticed that a lot of Italian words sound similar to Spanish and since I'm most likely going to have to be fluent in Italian if I go for a school year I'm curious to know if knowing some Spanish makes learning Italian easier.
Languages - 6 Answers
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Yes. Learning ANY language makes learning the next language easier. They are both Romance Languages. They are closely related. French would get you along further in Italian...they are even closer.
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Yes. The languages are similar, Spanish is a little harder to write. But if you speak Spanish, you can easily understand an Italian. (not all of it, but still a lot)
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Yes, but not as much as I originally thought. Grammar won't help much, however phonetics are almost the same. I don't know any Italian sound that is not present in Spanish. The same goes for Portuguese. If you know any "Latin" language then yes it will help you learn another Latin language.
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I just speak Spanish and I have no desire to learn Italian.At home I have a book that is in both Spanish and Italian.While I see a lot of similarities yet the differences are very great and many.However I think knowing Spanish would make learning Italian easier.
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Yes, the languages are similar, but Italian is harder to learn, because there are many rules..
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Italian is harder than spanish because there are many irregular verbs that you have to learn by heart and the grammar is more complicated. but, it's for sure that knowing spanish will make it easier for you to learn italian. many words are both in italian language and spanish language but the meaning might change.. for example: vaso (spanish) glass vetro (italian) glass vaso (italian) flowerpot tarro (spanish) flowerpot
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Friday, July 8, 2011

In Italy, or France, do you study ancient greek at school

In Italy, or France, do you study ancient greek at school?

Primary & Secondary Education - 4 Answers
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yes in italy and greece they have .in france ,i don't know........
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Yes, a few schools in both countries offer ancient Greek as an elective course. Some such course work would be offered to students in the upper grades of school, but mostly ancient Greek would be treated as a university course.
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In Italy yes
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Not sure it is very popular these days (except maybe in literature or linguistic studies) but Latin and/or Ancient Greek were considered in France as key classes if you wanted a classic, well-rounded education. It was true for my parents' generation (I'm in my late thirties) as well as mine (I studied and hated both).
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Friday, July 1, 2011

What to wear to Italy in the summer

What to wear to Italy in the summer?
I'm going to Italy in the summer of 2011. I'm going with my school, and it might be pretty hot up there. It won't matter if I wear sorts I'm sure, anything to be comfortable I guess. I want to make sure I have everything before the day comes around. So, what should I wear?
Fashion & Accessories - 1 Answers
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it depends on where you're going to go - north: bring a sweatshirt, south: it's hotter generally. city? On seaside? mountain? Where? Italy is a small country but the weaTHER changes from region to region.
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