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| bio | website | atino.name |
|---|---|---|
| location | Italy | |
| age | 25 | |
| visits | member for | 1 year, 11 months |
| seen | May 10 at 14:18 | |
| stats | profile views | 48 |
I'm an Italian boy. Actually I'm studying Computer Science Engineering (Software Engineering) at the University of Catania.
Main interests
I really like programming. I am very experienced in Microsoft ASP.NET web applications development but also in other languages and application types:
- Microsoft ASP.NET for web applications development (C#, VB.NET, F#)
- Microsoft .NET Framework for software development (C#, VB.NET, F#)
- Microsoft WCF and WPF applications
- C++ with Boost library integration
- C
- Java (SE and EE) for applications development
I also like creating graphics, animations and presentation using the most popular applications ni the Adobe families (I saw Flash growing since when it was still a baby, 5.0, and it was still Macromedia).
Languages
I like travelling a lot, and the best part of travelling is experiencing new languages, new sounds new people and culture. I actually love Asia. I lived in Japan for one year and worked there. Made also a lot of friends and gonna return there soon (I hope).
Sports
I also like sports. I practiced many but now I almost focus on human swimming and open water human swimming.
Other
I laso like photography, food (strange food) and music.
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Nov 11 |
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What's the difference between には and では @Julian: Nice job man, I saw it in github... When I will settle for mine I'll let you know :) |
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Nov 11 |
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What's the difference between には and では @Tim: I edited the post, sorry did not notice I did not put particle and omitted it... Just did it as habit... thanks for noticing. |
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Nov 10 |
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What's the difference between には and では @Julian: Thankyou, I see, I think I will search on the web a little more... Let me know of you mean to put your solution somewhere available... kinda interested :) |
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Nov 10 |
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What's the difference between には and では @Julian: Well, I saw it in another post... do not worry, did not know that either... I want to add this functionality in my personal blog... do you know what component does stack exchange use to have furigana on top of words? |
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Nov 9 |
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How do you say “Please tell your wife to get well soon”? Well, I have a bad feeling about this question... I think verb 祈る should not be used and 治る should be used instead... |
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Nov 9 |
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What's the difference between には and では @Tim: Sorry, could you repeat? You did drop some particle は right? Did not really mean it... I know they can be left out and not used everytime, I used them just in order to make simple sentences for beginners. But it is ok if you think it is better like this :) |
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Nov 9 |
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What's the difference between には and では Well, it is similar... duplicate means "exact duplicate", and this is not the case (imho). |
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Nov 8 |
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Can のほうが be omitted when answering a question? Thankyou istrasci... I forgot about it... :) |
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Nov 8 |
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How to translate: “Keep/leave something”. So, how to express intention to leave something unchanged Between yours and user1205935 answer, I chose the latter because it is little more complete. I really liked the short form explained in that answer, that's all. It is a detail, really, both answers are very good, but I had to choose... Thanks a lot istrasci! |
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Nov 8 |
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How to translate: “Keep/leave something”. So, how to express intention to leave something unchanged Really appreciated the example of the Facebook login, nice! |
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Nov 8 |
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How to translate: “Keep/leave something”. So, how to express intention to leave something unchanged Do not know who downvoted it, I think it is really useful answer. Actually I wanted some clarifications. 1) You said the short form is 〜とく, so, is this example correct? 荷物はどこに置いたらいいですか。ああ、あそこに置いとくね。 Is it correct? Can I say あそこに置いとけ下さい。? 2) 〜てしまう can also mean something done and finished right? Thanks! |
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Nov 8 |
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How to translate: “Keep/leave something”. So, how to express intention to leave something unchanged It is really interesting this other way you proposed. Since I studied Japanese in a pattern-fancy way, could you please explain what is the conjunctive form? Could you also detail a little more, the usage of っ放{ぱな}し? Thankyou |
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Nov 4 |
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Is 感じる {かんじる} transitive or intransitive? Which particle to use? Thanks a lot man :) |
