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Italian food recommendations?

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#1 ·
There was already a thread about this on Reddit, but they locked me out, and I really need some answers before school tomorrow morning. Thanks!

http://forum.us/showthread.php?t=446...ght=italian
velvettrucker74 velvettrucker74 Newcomer
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#2 ·
So, I’m actually heading out to California at the end of the summer to enroll in some language school, because I truly believe there’s no better way to wrap your head around a new language than by being right there in the heart of where it's spoken. I'm planning to treat the whole experience as a bit of a getaway while still getting some serious studying done, which sounds like a pretty ideal balance if you ask me. I'll be focusing on my Italian studies, so if any of you guys end up deciding to take a similar path and go for this kind of immersive learning, definitely reach out so we can connect. Cheers!
velvettrucker74 velvettrucker74 Newcomer
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I’m actually heading out to California at the end of summer to enroll in a language program, and I honestly feel like there isn't a better way to truly master a language than by immersing yourself right in the heart of where it's spoken. I'm planning to treat the whole experience as a bit of a getaway while still being productive and picking up some new skills along the way. So, if any of you are thinking about taking a similar approach to your studies, you should definitely check out http://ucim italijanski

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