[COMPLETE-ITALIAN] La crisi dell'infanzia e la delinquenza dei minorenni, by Scipio Sighele - tg

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Great! I'll put you in and remove the PL Wanted thread. 8-)
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TriciaG wrote: May 1st, 2024, 11:14 am Great! I'll put you in and remove the PL Wanted thread. 8-)
perfect; thanks a lot!
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DrSpoke wrote: February 15th, 2024, 2:46 pm Section 1:

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/crisidellinfanzia_01_sighele_128kb.mp3
20:11

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Sec. 1
8:24
You say “la sessa” instead of “la stessa.” Is this an ok substitution?
End of sentence that starts with “Il desidorio d’un’età…”
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vviera wrote: May 1st, 2024, 3:51 pm Sec. 1
8:24
You say “la sessa” instead of “la stessa.” Is this an ok substitution?
End of sentence that starts with “Il desidorio d’un’età…”
Grazie Verlina! Ive just listened to that bit. It's "la stessa" with a very soft "t", not clearly articulated. I am happy to keep it.

P.S. I think most of this project was recorded in a too subdued tone; I couldn't infuse healthy energy into it.
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DrSpoke wrote: May 2nd, 2024, 12:47 am
vviera wrote: May 1st, 2024, 3:51 pm Sec. 1
8:24
You say “la sessa” instead of “la stessa.” Is this an ok substitution?
End of sentence that starts with “Il desidorio d’un’età…”
Grazie Verlina! Ive just listened to that bit. It's "la stessa" with a very soft "t", not clearly articulated. I am happy to keep it.

P.S. I think most of this project was recorded in a too subdued tone; I couldn't infuse healthy energy into it.
Prego :D Marked PL OK

p.s. I recently watched a show that had a lot of Italian in it. They used "prego" in a lot of different ways. (In context, I can more or less understand a basic conversation.) If I remember correctly, one was when someone came to the door and the person used "prego" to basically mean "come in." But there were several others. Is "prego" a sort of all purpose word?
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vviera wrote: May 2nd, 2024, 6:03 am
p.s. I recently watched a show that had a lot of Italian in it. They used "prego" in a lot of different ways. (In context, I can more or less understand a basic conversation.) If I remember correctly, one was when someone came to the door and the person used "prego" to basically mean "come in." But there were several others. Is "prego" a sort of all purpose word?
I don't think it is a sort of all purpose word, but it has a range of uses, particularly if you include it as a verb:

Grazie ............... prego (like you did)
Prego ............... grazie (like you said, in a "please do - come in // have a seat // tell me about the issue // have a chocolate" kind of situation)

prego che non succeda (I hope [lit. I pray] it will not happen)
smettila, ti prego (stop it, please)
li ho pregati di mandarmi la fattura (I asked them to send me the invoice)

The last three examples could be replaced by other ways, without "prego", of saying basically the same thing, like in English.
Hopefully that gives you an idea?
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So is it similar to bitte and danke in German? Bitte is (as I understand it) used for both "please" and "you're welcome".

I once asked a Quebecois what would be an appropriate phrase for "you're welcome" in French (or Canadian French, anyway). I now use je t'en prie (which literally means "I pray you", as in, "please let me serve you," I guess!)
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TriciaG wrote: May 2nd, 2024, 9:38 am So is it similar to bitte and danke in German? Bitte is (as I understand it) used for both "please" and "you're welcome".

I once asked a Quebecois what would be an appropriate phrase for "you're welcome" in French (or Canadian French, anyway). I now use je t'en prie (which literally means "I pray you", as in, "please let me serve you," I guess!)
Somewhat similar. Although, bitte , when about to ask a question or asking for help, would be "per favore/cortesia/piacere" or "mi scusi" instead of prego..
And, yes, I guess starting with a "to pray" meaning, and stretching a bit here and a bit there, we end up in a sort of polite/etiquette area of use.
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Also, you can take the tilde off your subject line.

We don't want some other potential DPL to be disappointed :lol:
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vviera wrote: May 2nd, 2024, 9:52 am Also, you can take the tilde off your subject line.

We don't want some other potential DPL to be disappointed :lol:
Quite! but I don't know how to do it..
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On your first post, click the pencil icon in the upper right corner.

If you can't figure it out, let me know, and I'll do it. 8-)
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TriciaG wrote: May 2nd, 2024, 9:57 am On your first post, click the pencil icon in the upper right corner.

If you can't figure it out, let me know, and I'll do it. 8-)
amazing!
thanks..
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DrSpoke wrote: February 18th, 2024, 2:34 pm Section 2 uploaded:
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/crisidellinfanzia_02_sighele_128kb.mp3
Sec. 2 PL OK.
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Sec. 3
2:49
I hear comporti instead of importi in this phrase: “una creatura umana è il solo che non importi la responsabilità di chi lo compie.”
In paragraph that starts “Noi non siamo…”
Please advise.
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Sec. 4 & 5 PL OK :D
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