Ciao, siamo due studentesse svedese. Abbiamo 17 anni. Impariamo italiano nella scuola.
Nella nostra tempo libero guardiamo i filmi e Eleonora va a cavallo e Helen suonare chitarra.
Pia è la nostra insegnante. Insegna molto bene.
In maggio andiamo a Firenze con il classe italiano e Pia. È meraviglioso e divertente.
Actually, it's a name itself, doesn't have any connection with Elena. Of maybe I don't get you Roby
Yes, I know that both names are names by themselves. However, there are variations of names that derive from a name... For example, Roberta derives from Robert; and there are variations of other names that fit in under this name. Do you understand now?
Roby
"Per raro che sia, il vero amore e' meno raro della vera amicizia."
"As rare as true love is, it is not as rare as true friendship."
- François de La Rochefoucauld
Yes I know but I mean, they don't share the same origin. Elena is clearly a greek name, while Eleonora is probably northern european. Yeah, they seem to have the same greek root but I don't think it's correct.
It's true that both can be shortened in "Eli", "Ele" etc. I personally use the nickname Ella
Ember wrote:Yes I know but I mean, they don't share the same origin. Elena is clearly a greek name, while Eleonora is probably northern european. Yeah, they seem to have the same greek root but I don't think it's correct.
It's true that both can be shortened in "Eli", "Ele" etc. I personally use the nickname Ella
The origins are different , but they the are related to each other
Roby
"Per raro che sia, il vero amore e' meno raro della vera amicizia."
"As rare as true love is, it is not as rare as true friendship."
- François de La Rochefoucauld
Se ti guardi intorno
e vedi solo il buio
io saro' la tua luce ...
Se hai voglia di chiudere gli occhi
per non vedere la sulitudine in te
aprili ...
vedrai Me ....
Thanks! Now we've learnt lots about our names, too. that's good.
Didn't really know how to write all this in Italian, since we've only studied the langauge for a year and a half... but if someone wants to have a conversation in Italian with us, we would be very happy (and our teacher would we pleased, too).
helenoellen wrote:Thanks! Now we've learnt lots about our names, too. that's good.
Didn't really know how to write all this in Italian, since we've only studied the langauge for a year and a half... but if someone wants to have a conversation in Italian with us, we would be very happy (and our teacher would we pleased, too).
Greetings from Sweden // Helen and Eleonora
Helen ed Eleonora,
Vi ho scritto un pm. Vedete a vedere. Sara' un piacere parlare con voi.
Roby
"Per raro che sia, il vero amore e' meno raro della vera amicizia."
"As rare as true love is, it is not as rare as true friendship."
- François de La Rochefoucauld
but I mean, they don't share the same origin. Elena is clearly a greek name, while Eleonora is probably northern european. Yeah, they seem to have the same greek root but I don't think it's correct.
