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thetuscanmagazine.com circa 2011 for several years this was the website for the e version of . this magazine was perfect for anyone who loves italy and tuscany. it featured an italian lifestyle, food, culture & places. restaurant reviews, wine column, authentic recipes, what’s on, where to stay, best shopping and much more. it was essential reading for anyone visiting or living in italy’s most famous region. content is from the site's 2011 archived pages providing a brief glimpse of what tuscan magazine offered its readers. about there is nothing like this magazine in the whole of italy. read it. use it. advertise in it. help us to make it work. about the editor: sarah fraser is an author, journalist, mother, horse breeder & editor. she likes chocolate and may. she doesn’t like getting sunburnt. she’s very friendly but has a lot to do so don’t get too cross if you email and she doesn’t reply straight away. our ethos: life is an adventure. your time in tuscany should be filled with as much enjoyment and fun as possible. we aim to help you make that happen. help us: if you know of anything interesting happening, grand openings, competitions, news, gossip or events, jobs, please let us know circa 2011 posts top tips for summer driving in italy (ttm issue 1) posted on october 27, 2011 by admin by sarah fraser driving in italy the roads are scary in italy. people drive fast, drive close and seem to be forever on the mobile phone (which is illegal btw). here are a few tips to get you by, keep you cool and on the right side of the law. tailgating : in italy the tendency is to be close to your bumper. this is obviously dangerous but also requires a lot of acceleration and braking which burns way too much fuel. don’t be tempted to join in. the rules in italy are the same as everywhere else – if you run into the back of someone you were deemed to be going too fast and you will be liable. air conditioning : the air conditioning (and anything electrical) uses a lot of extra fuel. air conditioning sucks power from the engine as it uses a compressor to cool the air and then uses the battery to (which is powered by the engine) to fan it around the car. so, to save fuel, open your windows – as long as you are going less than 30mph/48kmph. after this speed the drag created by open windows is counterproductive to fuel savings and you are better off using the air conditioning or putting the interior fan onto ‘circulate’ instead. motorway driving : there is a speed limit (130kph). drive in the right hand lane unless you are overtaking. don’t sit in the outside lane or you will incur a lot of ‘flashing’ from drivers behind you. you must always have your lights switched on when driving on the autostrada. flashing orange traffic lights : this phenomenon normally occurs late at night or on sundays – any time when there is not expected to be much traffic. it means ‘proceed with caution’. --------- learning the lingo (ttm issue 1) posted on october 26, 2011 by admin learning italian want to impress the locals? whether you’re starting from scratch or looking to improve your knowledge of italian, there’s a whole wealth of language learning resources out there. what’s more, you can combine your learning whilst wine tasting, capturing those beautiful italian landscapes on canvas or aiming for a hole in one on the fairway! angela west shares her top tips on how to pick up a few words and phrases to get you by or progress your proficiency. it’s easier than you think! if you studied languages at school some time ago, you’ll find that things have changed a lot and it’s now much more fun. create a routine, set yourself short-term goals and make time on a regular basis for your language learning so it becomes an active part of your life. if you’re pushed for time, why not learn in your lunch break? just a few hours a week and you’ll pick up the basics in no time. many people find that 10 minutes a day is more effective than a marathon session once a week so little and often is best, even if it’s just a word a day. is it hard to learn italian? standard italian is, in fact, based on tuscan dialects and as a phonetic language, is actually considered one of the easiest languages to learn. words are pronounced clearly and exactly as they’re spelt, unlike many in english, so it’s not particularly hard to articulate and make yourself understood. descending from latin, this evocative, musical language is one of the romance languages, many of which share a similar grammatical structure along with useful similarities in vocabulary. it can help if you already know some french, or spanish in particular. italy’s cultural importance, in terms of literature, opera, film, fashion, design, cuisine etc. is reflected in other languages. you’ll probably already know some of the brands – think armani, versace, gucci, dolce & gabbana – but you’ll also, therefore, find that you recognise quite a few words, e.g. you may well have played the piano, created a portfolio, or enjoyed a pizza or tagliatelle bolognese al fresco! study study study! regarding pronunciation, as a general rule, the stress usually appears on the penultimate syllable of a word. you’ll notice that a few words have the same spelling as their english equivalent but are stressed on a different syllable. some words, although spelled differently, are so similar to their english counterparts that you can probably guess their meaning, e.g. possibile or supermercàto. however, watch out for ‘false friends’, or words which sound similar to a word in english yet mean something different. you’ll stumble across quite a few of these in italian e.g sensibile means ‘sensitive’, not the easily assumed ‘sensible’. for many italian learners, it’s not just about memorising vocab and grammar rules, it’s also about understanding the country and its culture. gesture, of course, is also the universal, and passionate, language of italy. watch the locals conversing and gesticulating with each other, conveying messages with their hands and facial expressions. another ‘handy’ method of communication you could do well to pick up and a good way of getting to know your neighbours! know your abcs… the italian alphabet is fairly similar to our own, but with just 21 letters – the letters j, k,w,x,y occur only in foreign origin words. just like in english, the alphabet has five vowels – a, e, i, o, u – and most of the 16 consonants are pronounced the same as they are in english. there are six endings for each verb tense and nouns are either masculine or feminine, with adjectives agreeing with them accordingly. certain aspects of the italian language might prove a bit of challenge but get your head around a few simple rules and you should find things quickly fall into place, enabling you to communicate with confidence. pronouncing the ‘r’ sound can be tricky, but don’t let this put you off – even some italians struggle with rolling their ‘r’s! practice makes perfetto! learn for free with the bbc money an issue? it doesn’t have to cost you a penny. help is at hand… at the touch of your keyboard and mouse. why not learn online, in the privacy and comfort of your own home? play a few games, download phrases to your ipod or mobile ‘phone or complete a course at your own pace, dipping in and out at your leisure. if you’re starting from scratch, the bbc offers not only phrasebooks and language learning cds and dvds, but fun, interactive online courses and downloadable phrases. its dedicated languages site at www.bbc.co.uk/languages/italian has a wealth of materials for beginners and more advanced learners, including videos, downloadable phrases, fun quizzes and learning games, with plenty of opportunities to test yourself as you go. to top it all, all of the online resources are free! want to ask where the beach is, order food or find the ski lift? don’t forget to pack or download your printable, handy holiday quick fix phrases… essential, accessible help on your mp3

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