Bookcrossing Italy

Ciao! :D
Sorry I haven't been able to reply you before, but I had a really stressful week at work!! Fortunately, it is already the weekend and I am leaving for Roma tomorrow!!!!!!!!!! I am really looking forward to it :)
I want to thank you for your pieces of advice. I really apreciate it! :D
If ...

Ciao tutti!:)
It has been a looooooooooooong time since last time I posted over here... Time flies, I guess!!
The thing is that from 16th to 21st September I will be in Roma (my favourite city!!!) and I wanted to ask you for advice. I am SO excited and so looking forward to getting there!!!! This ...

Ciao:)
This is how the list goes so far:
Aura Gris:
http://www.bookcrossing.com/journal/1903584/vainilla79/book_Aura-gris-Pilar-Molina-LLorente

El viaje de Nicolás:
http://www.bookcrossing.com/journal/1903574/vainilla79/book_El-viaje-de-Nicolás-Jean-Guilloré

If you still want to join the bookring ...

Hello!:)
I have found 2 books that I read when I was a child (well, maybe more a teenager) and I though that those of you who study Spanish may want to read them. Well, probably they are a bit difficult for beginners in Spanish...
I would like to start a bookring with any of them.
Ok, I will tell ...

Normalmente, suelo comprar libros, cds y dvds en la Fnac que hay en el centro de Madrid, pero nunca he utilizado el servicio de compra online.

En Amazon, también hay una "sección" donde se pueden comprar libros en español, pero tampoco lo he utilizado.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores ...

Ok, me apunto al bookring!:)
Creo que yo también organizaré algún bookring con algún libro infantil de cuando yo era pequeña
Besos!

P.d: No, lo siento, no tengo ningún libro de tango

Ciao Sorbolplatz!!
No conozco el libro que has mencionado, pero creo que es muy buena idea organizar un bookring con ese libro
¡Adelante!
Besos,
Rebeca

Ciao Tutti!
It has been a while since last time I visited this forum :silenced:
I hope you are all fine :yes!:
Well, not long ago I made a penpal site, and as I think some people here are studying other languages, maybe you may be interested in finding penpals to practice the language you are ...

Pardon me, 2teepot?????

Ciao tutti!!!
It is a bit late, I know, but I didn't have the chance before, so...
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2004!!!!!!
I hope all your dreams come true this year!!
Love,
Rebeca

Thank you for the advice, Vesna!

Ciao!
The other day I had a very "peculiar" conversation with a friend of mine. The topic was love, the concept of love, what we understand by love (he meant love between a couple), etc... Finally he asked me if I knew about books about what love is...Honestly, I didn't know what to answer...
Do you ...

Well, first of all, I see myself as a citizen of the world, probably because I have always been very curious about other cultures and languages (and because I have friends in different countries all over the world).
Then, I do feel European but it feels a bit difficult or complex to explain why ...

Alfiere, right now I don't have my Italian dictionary, so I don't know really if "cazalibros" means the same thing as the word you suggest...I will tell you as soon as my dictionary is returned to me!
Take care!

Hey Matilda! I already participated in the thread in which we had to explain our nicks!!
Take care!
Rebeca
P.S: Your smileys and pictures are very original !!

Last night I listened to very interesting program on the radio about the young people and Europe, if they felt European, the different projetcs that are carried out by the European Youth Forum,etc
So what do you think about the concept of "Europe", the European Union?? Do you feel European??
Take ...

Oh, I heard another term today "cazalibros" (something like "bookhunter/s")
Ciao!

Grazie Carla!

Hey, I like liberalibri!! Corsari is also very original Well done guys!!

Ciao!
Matilda asked me (see the post "Ciao, I am new here!") if I called myself "corsari" (it means something like "pirates", right?? In Spanish we have the word "corsario" (plural "corsarios") )... well, personally I usually use the original term in English "bookcrosser", but according to what some ...