New members of the Italy forum, introduce yourself here - 1st quarter of 2015
Newbie on the Italy forum? Dont know how to start?
This thread is for you
We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on your expat projects in Italy if you are planning to move there.
It will enable us to help you better but above all to wish you a warm welcome.
Welcome on board!
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I'm new here. My name is Jen and I am an English teacher. I spend much of my time online because I work from home. I teach English to students and professionals from different parts of the world.
During my free time, I go to forums like Expat.com because I want to meet people around the world and learn about their cultures. I can use these ideas to help me relate better with my foreign students.
Please watch my class video for you to have an idea of what I do

youtube.com/watch?v=uXgZKspDnOI&list=PLtILhdbvd_ENWqVtiEP_p0Q1Ac_u2T1vc&index=15
you can see more of my videos on the playlist located on the right side.
Please feel free to send me a message


Mi chiamo Annick e sono di America!
I have been in Florence for three weeks, and will be here for another three months.
I am with a group of American students who are doing a semester abroad. We come from an average size university in Virginia and are studying all things Italian while here. I did take Italian courses before coming, which gives me an advantage as I can speak (though poorly) the language. I understand 90% of what is said to me, no doubt because French is my native language.
So far, this experience has been amazing. Off to San Lorenzo to see Medici tombs!
yerian.
I came from the Philippines have been staying for almost 2 weeks now, I find Italy a very nice country, people are well disciplined. By the way, currently i am looking for a job 'til I found this site hope someone can help me, I am trying to learn Italian language on my own way. I am looking for english jobs in Milan I have been working in an American Company for almost 8 years with 2 years English teacher experience for Korean students. I have excellent communications skills with American Accent.
Thanks in advance for help and advises.
Kudos to Italian people
Teacher Anna
- livingtheitalianlifestyle.com
This is my first step to accually living my dream of moving to Italy. I was in Italy in 1984 for 1 month and have wanted to move there since then. I look forward now to the day that I can tell you the date that I will be there.
Thank you for this forum.
Buona giornata!
Helen
PS. I hoped to put a link (a badge) to this website on my blog, can anyone help me with that?
My name is Daniella and I'm a newbie from england! I'm not yet living in Italy but am planning to be in Milan within the next few months!
Very keen to learn more about the city and to get to know some people who are already living there!
Dani
I love Asia and I live in the Asian quartier of Paris,
in a building overlooking all Paris
I don't know what to say next... lol... anyways am a nomad soul... drifting from one place to the other... here in Italy since last year April... still don't speak Italian but can understand more or less... and can speak ''cosi cosi'' or only know how to say ''io parlare solo inglese'' lol... btw will be in Istanbul, Turkey from March onwards... but will keep hopping back and forth between Milan & Istan...
So what happens next???

After graduation, i established a brand selling cute girly clutches with embroidered designing in 2014. I am based in Shanghai because of the easy accessibility to the excellent textile and embroidery factories in China.
In 2015, i am going to expand my brand worldwide and i am looking forward to working with the local girly boutiques or fashion bloggers in Italy for the brand promotion.
I am planning to travel to Milano and Toscana this year and very keen to meeting more interesting people working in the fashion industry in Italy꒰¤̴̷̶̤ ·̮ ¤̴̷̶̤꒱◞*♡
Please feel free to contact me on skype for ''leaallez'' if you are interested! Thank you!
Lea
Its great to see so many people here.
I'm Rahul, born and raised in Bangalore and have traveled most of south east Asia and US on work. A new and exciting opportunity does mean I'll be in Rome for at least a year and I'm really looking forward to immersing myself in the culture, learning the language, following football (I suppose I'd have to be less vocal in my support for Man United), eating, drinking coffee and so on...
For those who are there, I hope things are well and that our paths cross soon.
Good luck and warm regards,
Rahul
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Welcome to Expat-Blog..

Thanks for sharing your experience.
I would like to suggest you to create your CV on Jobs in Rome so that potential employers can contact you.
Best of luck..
Thank you
Yuveshen
Just moved to Milan a couple weeks ago and would love to meet some new people

Welcome to Expat-Blog..

Tell us a bit more about what brought you to Milan?
I would suggest you to start a new discussion on the Milan forum so that you get to meet new people.
Thank you
Yuveshen
I would love to hear from other expats and what they do to live slower and simpler. I look forward to meeting all of you.
Best,
Lucia
self help ebook with resources (livingtheitalianlifestyle.com)
Thanks
Jacci
Jacci
i like to meet some fellow from my country that live there in bologna
HOLA ALGUN PANITA VENEZOLANO QUE VIVA EN BOLOGNA QUE ME PUEDA ORIENTAR SALUDOS
nacor piccardo

My name is Madaline, I'm an American and I actually moved to Rome about 4 years ago and have lived here on and off (for the past two years I've been here the whole time).
I live in the center with my Italian husband and toddler, own a few apartments that I rent out, and blog. And of course eat a ridiculous amount of pastries!
As you are participating on the anglophone version of the site, it is required to write only in English.
Thank you
Kenjee
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