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Vito Vito | 10:12 UK time, Friday, 4 November 2011

First of all I'd like to thank all my "friends" for their good words. It's important to me don't disappoint the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ and all the readers.

This time I'd like to speak a little bit about my trip in Rome (dedicated to Hope who comes from there and to all those who follow me).

My latest time for visiting Rome was four years ago, when I went there to show some really interesting places to my children. There where a lot of Monuments and interesting sights to see but one in particoular I'm sure to not forget in my life: the wonderful "fontana di Trevi" because was almost incredible and to be there almost surreal, so this was the reason because before to return at home we had staied to see it twice.

Fontana-di-Trevi

The "Colosseo", "Musei Vaticani", "Basilica di S.Pietro", "Panteon", "Galleria Borghese", "Piazza di Spagna" and "Piazza Navona" were just some others sites, not less important of course!

Rome

Rome

With a red bus like the English's ones (and others colours as the particoular site of the city you would like to see) is possible to go eround the city taking wonderful pictures. This one was a very interesting service, not very expensive and helpful to not spend a lot of time.

In the evening was nice go to "Trastevere" to find some good restaurants with a really friendly people, to eat some delicious dishes like "Spaghetti all'amatriciana". Trastevere is a particoular site of the city aslways connected by public transport, not very distant from the city centre and where everything it's always less expensive but really nice and sudgestive.

I'm sure to return there for my next trip to the Capital.

The mouth of truth

At the and of my speech I really hope to not have annoied nobody and I sent to everyone my best regards. Vito

Comments

  • Comment number 1.

    Hi Vito,

    You won’t annoy anybody! Your photos are very interesting. Besides you gave some advice how to save money. ;) It’s useful for tourists.

    Take care,
    Tatiana.

  • Comment number 2.

    Hi Vito,
    What a surprise!Only two days ago, I was reading your first blog, and early this morning, during my ´early ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½LE tour´I just noticed your new one.
    Your english looks understandable and easy to follow up.Don't worry about mistakes.
    As I told you before´what are you scared of ?´
    Nice pictures of Rome.Maybe one day I will be in Italy.
    Vito...keep on track.You are doing a great job and I feel honored when you post it and allow me to read it.
    All the best

    Alfonso
    Colombia.South America

  • Comment number 3.

    Hi Vito… thankyou so much for having me honored with the photos of Rome…
    Although I’m not Italian, I do love Rome a lot and I’m very happy to live in this city… I’ve been living here, in Rome, since 1984. So I feel as if I were Roman and as it were my second country… In some way I know about Italy, especially about Rome, more than how much I know about my own country. I’m from India and I love my country, I’m very proud about being an Indian citizen, but circumstances of life brought me in Italy when I was 17 and I settled here.
    Although I have already visited all of those places you listed, it’s always good to see them again and to read something about them on this web… It makes you feel linked with the whole world. You are utterly right, when you say that we are a great family…
    By the way, I hope you will give us some other information about your family, your you’re your city and so on…
    Don’t worry about the mistakes you could make in your writing, because we are here to learn and to improve our English skills. So go on with your good work…
    Looking forward to reading one of your interesting postings…
    Take care…

  • Comment number 4.

    Hi Vito, i'm from Kerala, India. Thanks for giving info about your country and its all new for me. I wish to know more about the life of italians, their culture, believes, rituals and cuisines ofcourse. I once met two Italian fathers, ones name was Rugera valantini like that...They came to our college to ingurate a new block and the Fr. delivered a speech in Italian Language and Our college manager translated it in to our mother tongue. it was a wonderful experience. I also spoke with them in English.

    Vito, You write almost well. My advise to you is that Concentrate on spellings and also on grammatical structure. You don't have to depend on grammar books for it, Just read a lot, then you will get lot of model sentences, U will comprehend them all after a while, Copy them in similar Contexts. Never stop, Always have fun with English. Look forward to hear more from you dear.

    By Fayyas Karuvankuzhi, Palakkad, Kerala, India

  • Comment number 5.

    Once again,
    Hello Vito

    Italy place where I wish to have a travel in a near future. Rome is so romantic. I adore Italian producers and in every your pictures I see the familiar outlines. You pick up very good ones.

  • Comment number 6.

    Hello Vito:

    You know that Argentinians are very fond of your country and language and I specially love your culture (music, cinema, literature, etc) and because of my family tradition I enjoy the Italian food daily. Beautiful the photos, thanks a lot for them and the writing. I´m very happy to have met you in the blog.

    The best for you and your family. Beatriz- Buenos Aires.

  • Comment number 7.

    Hello Beatriz and thank you so much for your compliments!
    I'm glad you like my pictures and I hope to not miss the opportunity to improve my knowledges.
    The best for you too!
    Vito

  • Comment number 8.

    Hi Vito,
    I am delighted that you posted an article on Rome describing its iconic monuments. I always dream about to visit Europe and now, my inspiration is escalating after reading your articles. You are a good presenter and pictures on your article add more attraction to the readers. Anyway, there is no doubt about spectacular sights and monuments in Rome. With archaelogical monuments, tasty food fuel more tourists attraction.
    I hope to read more of your articles soon.
    Best wishes..

  • Comment number 9.

    Hello Titas and thank you for your message!
    Where do you come from?
    I'm glad you like my blog because it's my first time.
    I've already posted enother one but it isn't online yet.
    Best regards

    Vito

  • Comment number 10.

    Hi Vito
    I visited the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ learning English a lot of time ago, and now I come back :) You write interesting about yourself, your country, your blog, style is great you similar to me, because I'm sure that you and others probably saw I make mistakes, but I don't give up :)) I think it only way to improve English. You encourage me to visit Rome and gave a lot useful tips, thank you.
    Bye
    Jarko from Poland

  • Comment number 11.

    Hi Vito,
    I have been living in Canberra, Australia for one and a half year to do my higher degree in engineering. Originally i am from Bangladesh, a small south asian country. I have recently came to know about bbc learning website and its blogs. so far, i found it attractive to know about people from different cultures and their experience. Moreover, as an engineering student, i am always scared of writing and struggle to express my opinion in a organized way.
    Anyway, i am eagerly waiting to read your new blogs. I am quite certain that it would be as attractive as your other blogs.

    take care..

  • Comment number 12.

    Hi Vito,

    I like your blogs very much and thank you for your very nice pictures. The first thing I would like to share with you that you are not the one who makes mistakes in writing English; like you we also make more or less mistakes. Don't scare of making mistakes because we can learn alot from it. Then, I would like to tell you that I always have an interest in leaning Italian and I am trying to carry it out now. I have been in many places in Italy and want to visit your country for all time because I love Italian food and ice cream so much, I think it's just something very amazing that I could not decribe when I enjoy Italian food and ice cream.

    Thank you once again for your blogs and I look forward to reading your next blog soon.

    Warm regars

    Bacira

  • Comment number 13.

    Hi Vito! It was very interesting to read about your trip to Rome.I have never been there but would like to go in the future. I am from Croatia and would also like to improve my spoken English.
    Bye,
    Kreso

  • Comment number 14.

    Hello Bacira and Kreso, nice to meet you!
    I'm glad you have found interesting my blog. I'm doing practise for my English wich I love so much.
    To learn English in this way it's really funny!
    Best regards
    Vito

  • Comment number 15.

    Hi Vito

    Reading your blog and seeing pictures of Rome I feel like going there! It's a beautiful place. Thank you and hope to hear more from you soon.

    Regards

    Anamta

  • Comment number 16.

    Hi Vito,

    I think, fontana di Trevi is the most of beautiful places I have seen in my life. The first time I saw it was in April this year as I went to Rome with my Love, he showed me the place. We were there at night and during the day - very impressive! I really would like to recommend Rome for all people they are in love to go there;-)

    Regards, Katharina

  • Comment number 17.

    Hello Katharina!
    I'm glad you like this blog and to have your same idea about Fontana di Trevi.
    It seams surreal, isn't it?
    Best regards
    Vito

  • Comment number 18.

    Hi Vito,
    I am a newbie here. I've been learning English for 30 years - at school, at University, at courses. But I can't overcome that language. This summer I studied in English First school in Manchester. It was a great expirience. I knew gramma not so bad but I couldn't speak. I met many people from around the world and all of them learned English. We all talked with mistakes, but we talked and understood each other. And now I'm not afraid to speak. The main thing is not to be afraid and to go forward. Good luck!
    Welcom to Russia.

  • Comment number 19.

    Hi Vito,
    I have never been to Rome. But as I see your photos, I would like to go to there.
    The best for you,

    ³Õ¾±°ùá²µ

  • Comment number 20.

    Hi Vito!
    Here I am follwing your posts and discovering more about your beautiful country. Rome looks very nice, I hope to visit the monuments you mention as "fontana di Trevi". I love fountains, I am sure I'll get many pictures of those sites.
    Keep writing.
    Best,

    Tadassa.

  • Comment number 21.

    Hello again :)

    Really nice pictures. I like italian culture I like italian music, food and football and I'd like to see the Coloseum, Vatican and Stadio Olimpico :) do yo like football?

    regards
    Krzysztof

  • Comment number 22.

    Hello Vito:)
    I have never been to Rome,but as I see your photos, I would like to do to Rome.Because I like italian culture and food.I would like to see the Coloseum.I'm from Czech Republic.Your english is good and your texst is very interesting.And I like your pictures,very interesting.

  • Comment number 23.

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all!
    Vito

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