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- Level of the teaching: Introductory - no prior experience
on the topic required
- Content and topics: Introductory course to italian
language, with a focus on a gastronomical vocabulary.
- Learning goals and objectives: After completing the
course, the participants will be able to speak some basic italian,
and will feel pretty comfortable in many situations where the
knowledge of terms concerning foods and drinks is needed.
- Requirements for participants: No requirement needed.
- Examination type: Test.
- Approximated number of learning hours: 20
- Selection criteria for participants: Motivation letter.
- Lodging during the event: Hostel. For organizational
reasons the participants may be lodged in mixed
rooms.
- Food during the event: University canteen.
- Transportation during the event: Public means, cars.
- No fee will be asked for this activity.
Mailing List of the Course:
http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/Speak_as_you_eat05/
Transportation
- During the WC most trips will
be done by public transportation. When this will not
possible, we will use cars or private busses. Many trips
around the centre of Rome will be done by subway.
- Tickets for public transports
cost 1 Euro and lasts 75 minuts on any Bus, Tram (city
train) or Subway. You can find an interactive map of Rome
at www.atac.roma.it
Money
- No fee will be asked for this
course. During the course you will only need some pocket
money to pay a drink in the pubs and clubs we will visit.
Don’t forget to take some extra money if you wish to buy
any other thing you could like.
- Prices are quite high,
especially in the centre of the city; we suggest you not
to buy anything from the turistic shops you find on the
roads, if you are willing to make some good shopping
just ask to us for the best places
Weather
- The course will be held during the
last days of winter; the temperatures in these days usually
go from 18ºC to 6ºC. During the day there is often sunshine,
but in the night the temperature can reach 0ºC.
- The weather is moderately mild and
dry in the winter. Rome has a snow storm only once every 10
years or so. While you can expect fair weather all year
around, there are greater chances of rain in the winter
months. In the exceptional event of a snow storm, the city
becomes immobilized and everybody goes out to take picture.
Some enthusiasts (like our PR Responsible) even take out
their skis to try them on the slopes of one of the hills on
which Rome is built. However, such unusual climatic episodes
last for only a short time, and normally after about 24
hours the snows melt, and a pale winter sun creeps out from
behind the clouds.
Things you should
bring
- Identity Card and/or Passport
(for Countries outside the Schengen Treaty)
- Your Student Card (not
strictly necessary)
- Contact phone numbers and
Address
- Camera (there are just too
many things to photograph walking around Rome ;) )
- Sleeping bag (just in case)
- Warm clothes, some heavy
sweater or pullover (it could get cold in the night)
- Towel, toothbrush, etc.
- For the International Evening
we expect you to prepare/bring a typical dish from your
country. This can be an appetizer, a principal dish, a
dessert,... You will be able to buy common ingredients
in Rome, you should take special ingredients with you.
Besides something to eat we would also like to taste a
typical alcoholic drink from your country. Take also
your national flag if you have one.
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