About carmine

Status:

Preparing to Move Abroad 

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

toronto, Ontario, Canada

Citizen Of:

Italy

Dual Citizen Of:

Canada

Some Forum Posts:

Italy: university ed is it free for euro people:

hey folks anybody know if universities in italy are free for euro citzens

Greece: restaurants in crete:

have some friends visiting in late septeember anybody know some local places to eat that are typical greek AND not t o expensive thanks carmine

Italy: My time has come!:

the best place IMHO would be north of rome which is ideal and also close to rome the south is like a liitle different the cultural shock and stuff carmine

Italy: Expat in Sicily:

read eat pray love good book

Italy: Semi-retirement in Italy:

we ran into the same thing re esl in rome withte brits who run the show in esl however there are lot of other places where you can teach or the best way is to start up your own to hose who are gonna retire in a village with the folks its not easy but it can be done have as much money as you can when you go =1= pretend you dont have much money or else your relatives will wipe you 0ut 2 = be prepared to work under the table do contras anything to make your self employed 3 = go at it with a spirit of adventure the italians will try to rob you blind even your relatives dont invest in any dodgy business 4= find what the italian regione will fund you in any business thing dont rely on esl 5 unless you are a millionaire eat at home buy at the market etc etc 6 its a great thing but you have to realize you need to leave your ego at home and plough through in italia the squeaky wheel gets the grease 7= dont get to close to the paisans until you can trust them 8 make sure you ahve a pouch for your wallet finally 9= enjoy la bella vita

Italy: Dual Citizenship Resource:

thankis tom i am getting my nephew his italian passport soon so great again it just abeef you try to help some peorpl then you never here from them again not even a thank you

Italy: sublet:

dont know robert i would cast your net in the usa first anybody at the university there who has connections in rome before you go to rome my nephew stayeda t a great hostel near temini and the owners would have you at their table there is aslo the hotel embassy in the vio veneto area near the american embassy you can also check there a the start of via veento there are also some great little hotels fairly cheap safe and its a great area to explore rome'good luck carmine

Italy: Old toys:

dont know might be off base here try caritas or the local church

Italy: moving to Palermo with my daughter:

my dear friends moved back from italy a few years back because they wanted to be schooled in english by the english however that time the kids were7 and 5 years old and could speak itlalian fluently and of course english 2 because it was taught at home sometimes what you want isnt what is best but being able to speak 2 0r 3 0r 4 languages is beautiful my 2 cents and just to say it must be something else to live in tuscany eh so beautiful really

Italy: Italian heritage:

whidden is right on question where was the village your grandfather was born in italy go there get the documents and establish a realationship with the mayors office bring gifts and agood attitude ok it can be done carmine

Date Joined:

12/25/2002

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