Find out if you are a Latin lover

In addition to being very passionate, the real Latin lover is extremely creative in his seductive techniques, made of precise strategies and elegant attentions and courtesies.
He is an old-fashioned character, and only a few are still alive. Are you one of them?

This test will help you find out:

What do you wear on your first date?
a. something that emphasizes your body
b. you decide at the last minute
c. a pair of jeans and a shirt

You woke up in a bad mood:
a. you turn on the stereo and select a song that would give you energy
b. you select a song that is slow and sweet
c. you take a shower hoping this will wash away your sad mood

You are very attracted to a woman and she is attracted to you; you have just met:
a. you wait for her to step up
b. you make the first move
c. you wait to see how the situation would develop

Do you believe in friendship between a man and a woman?
a. no
b. it is possible, but there is always an attraction
c. yes

If you were to associate an image to love, what would that be?
a. a cloud
b. a ball
c. a house

Profile A
You enjoy seducing. However, when the situation becomes serious, you run away afraid of being hurt in the future. Do not run! Let it be and live your life!

Profile B
You start very fast and you may scare people away. You know that loves come and go, yet you live them thoroughly. Each day can bring a new love! You are the real Latin lover.

Profile C
You warm up gradually. You don’t believe in love at first sight. Your favorite moment in the relationship is not the exiting beginning, but the present: this is the base for a solid future. You believe in long-lasting serious relationships.

Se fosse... a technique to make learning fun!

In order to grasp with ease and memorize the use of the subjunctive and conditional in hypothetical clauses, we often play an enjoyable game with students on image associations: “Se fosse”!
It requires two or more people.
One player thinks of a famous person, and the other players ask questions to determine who the student is thinking of, such as:
“se fosse un’automobile?” “se fosse un luogo?” “se fosse un abito?”
“Were it a car ... were it a place... were it a piece of clothing, what would it be?”

The first player must then answer the questions providing comparisons that would hint to guess the mysterious person: “sarebbe…”

After asking a few questions to guess the identity of the person, remembering the verb combination of imperfect subjunctive and present conditional will be just child’s play!