In Italy
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Region
Emilia - Romagna
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Language School
Multilingua
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Address: | Via Geminelli 52 |
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Castelfranco Emilia (Modena)
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Distance from school to:
(Using public transportation)
Seaside: 2 minutes
Railway Station: 10 minutes
Airport: 25 minutes
Attractions near Castelfranco Emilia
The school is between Modena and Bologna, an area very famous for the food, the motors (Ferrari) and the histoy. There are many beautiful towns that are famous for history and traditions beside a big city as Bologna, famous for the university and the art.
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Multilingua
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The school organizes Italian courses for foreigners and language courses. In addition we organize language travels in Europe and summer camps. We provide also language services to companies, such as translations and interpreeting.
Courses
Language
Course of Basic Italian language
Region:
Emilia - Romagna
Locality:
Bologna
from: 19 January 2025
Duration: 8 weeks
Availability and Prices Request
The Italian course for foreigners level A2,aims to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to: Understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of immediate relevance (e. G. basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment); Communicate in simple and routine activities that require a simple exchange of information on common topics; Describe in simple terms aspects of one's background and surrounding environment.
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Language
Course of Italian language
Region:
Emilia - Romagna
Locality:
Bologna
from: 16 January 2025
Duration: 3 weeks
Availability and Prices Request
Communicative objectives Understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance; Communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple exchange of information on familiar and common matters; Describe in simple terms aspects of one's background and immediate environment; Express immediate needs; Understand simple spoken and written texts; Express oneself orally and in particular: greeting, talking on the telephone, asking for and giving personal information, telling the time, making requests, describing objects; Write letters and describe situations involving objects and people; Express one's personal opinions; Ask for clarification and explanations; Describe one's physical appearance, personality, studies; Talk about past events; Understand short and simple written texts, such as postcards, e-mails, recipes; understand the purpose of a message; identify specific information in notices and simple informational texts; Understand simple oral monological texts spoken slowly.
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