Hi..Will my T-mobile (Sim got here) work in italy? Do i have to additionaly do something?
I am going to italy on a tour tomorrow. I have got recharge and T-mobile sim card in netherlands. Will i able to make calls while i am in italy (to people in italy)? What are the charges involved? I appreciate any help in this regard
Cell Phones & Plans - 2 Answers
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no and if it does for some odd reson you will have to pay romeing charges that are out of this world
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no, unless you have an international account that has worldwide roaming, your phone will not work in italy.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Would a Remington TStudio Collection straightener work in Italy with an adapter
Would a Remington TStudio Collection straightener work in Italy with an adapter?
or would it burn out like my revlon one?
Hair - 1 Answers
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you suck
or would it burn out like my revlon one?
Hair - 1 Answers
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you suck
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Will my blackberry work in Italy
Will my blackberry work in Italy?
I just got the blackberry curve 8300 in november and i am going to Italy in a couple of weeks. Will it work over there?
PDAs & Handhelds - 1 Answers
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You need to be more specific. If you are going to be using your existing SIM from your current carrier you will need to check the following : A) Contact your carrier to verify if they have a roaming agreement with any carriers in Italy. B) If they do, request to have International Roaming applied to your service so it will work while you are there.
I just got the blackberry curve 8300 in november and i am going to Italy in a couple of weeks. Will it work over there?
PDAs & Handhelds - 1 Answers
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You need to be more specific. If you are going to be using your existing SIM from your current carrier you will need to check the following : A) Contact your carrier to verify if they have a roaming agreement with any carriers in Italy. B) If they do, request to have International Roaming applied to your service so it will work while you are there.
Monday, March 1, 2010
I want to work in Italy..I have dual citizenship..but
I want to work in Italy..I have dual citizenship..but. . ?
I just need ideas. I lived in italy for a year and want to go back and work there now that i have graduated with my B.A. in Communication Studies and minor in Italian. I just need ideas, i have dual citizenship and i speak spanish and english fluently and am proficient/advanced in italian. Any ideas?? ? ? Would prefer to work in florence, rome or milan.
Other - Italy - 4 Answers
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teach english and spanish
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Well, I have first hand personal experience in this. I moved to Italy from America not knowing a word of Italian (I married an Italian) and it was very difficult to find work - even if you speak fluent Italian - it's still difficult, the economy in the south especially is among the worst. I lived in Rome for 5 years and even there it wasnt easy. You can teach English though. I did that for a while and it seems that everyone from mother tongue English speaking countries does that at first. But you will only make about 4 or 5 euros an hour, better than nothing. What I strongly suggest you do is try one of the international companies (most are in Rome) where they speak English - such as WFP and FAO or IFAD - they pay great wages and speak English and it would be comparable to working in an American environment. Ive worked for one of them for a few years and it was great. Working for an Italian company would be less desirable since the pay is terrible (if they even decide to pay you) and they treat you as if they're doing you a favor just working for them for free. I worked for an Italian company teaching English for about 4 euros an hour and after about 6 weeks they still didn't pay me (this is very typical in Italy) and they made every excuse in the book as to why. "They couldn't find the key to the drawer for the checks" - "Wait until tomorrow" etc... Finally after I threatened them they payed me. I'm not trying to scare you but just to inform you to be prepared for what you may be up against. I know cleaning jobs are also popular - cleaning peoples homes. In North Italy it's easier to find work but still can be difficult. Hope it works out for ya!!!
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se sei proficient-advanced ti parlo in italiano così ti alleni... un lavoro buono può essere l'insegnante di italiano per stranieri in una scuola privata come british school, british center etc... queste scuole cercano sempre nuove persone e penso non sia difficile trovare un lavoro come questo... inoltre pui rimanere in italia quanto vuoi, anche 3 o 4 mesi, anche solo per fare un esperienza particolare! io sono di roma, ho frequentato questa scuola l'anno scorso... è divertente sia per gli studenti che per i maestri. se vuoi avere info più dettagliate contattami!
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strange so big amount of people who wants suddenly work in Italy....hey the jobs is increased and no one warning me??
I just need ideas. I lived in italy for a year and want to go back and work there now that i have graduated with my B.A. in Communication Studies and minor in Italian. I just need ideas, i have dual citizenship and i speak spanish and english fluently and am proficient/advanced in italian. Any ideas?? ? ? Would prefer to work in florence, rome or milan.
Other - Italy - 4 Answers
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teach english and spanish
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Well, I have first hand personal experience in this. I moved to Italy from America not knowing a word of Italian (I married an Italian) and it was very difficult to find work - even if you speak fluent Italian - it's still difficult, the economy in the south especially is among the worst. I lived in Rome for 5 years and even there it wasnt easy. You can teach English though. I did that for a while and it seems that everyone from mother tongue English speaking countries does that at first. But you will only make about 4 or 5 euros an hour, better than nothing. What I strongly suggest you do is try one of the international companies (most are in Rome) where they speak English - such as WFP and FAO or IFAD - they pay great wages and speak English and it would be comparable to working in an American environment. Ive worked for one of them for a few years and it was great. Working for an Italian company would be less desirable since the pay is terrible (if they even decide to pay you) and they treat you as if they're doing you a favor just working for them for free. I worked for an Italian company teaching English for about 4 euros an hour and after about 6 weeks they still didn't pay me (this is very typical in Italy) and they made every excuse in the book as to why. "They couldn't find the key to the drawer for the checks" - "Wait until tomorrow" etc... Finally after I threatened them they payed me. I'm not trying to scare you but just to inform you to be prepared for what you may be up against. I know cleaning jobs are also popular - cleaning peoples homes. In North Italy it's easier to find work but still can be difficult. Hope it works out for ya!!!
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se sei proficient-advanced ti parlo in italiano così ti alleni... un lavoro buono può essere l'insegnante di italiano per stranieri in una scuola privata come british school, british center etc... queste scuole cercano sempre nuove persone e penso non sia difficile trovare un lavoro come questo... inoltre pui rimanere in italia quanto vuoi, anche 3 o 4 mesi, anche solo per fare un esperienza particolare! io sono di roma, ho frequentato questa scuola l'anno scorso... è divertente sia per gli studenti che per i maestri. se vuoi avere info più dettagliate contattami!
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strange so big amount of people who wants suddenly work in Italy....hey the jobs is increased and no one warning me??
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