Sure, here is the translation of "365" into English: Italian-Chinese Dictionary 365

Author: Zhang Quansen
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Publish Date: 1999-07-01
Features: "Italian-Chinese Contrastive 365" is designed for self-learners of Italian at the beginning level. This book emphasizes integrating learning content with Italian culture and folklore, and introduces general knowledge about Chinese people living and studying in Italy. It is rich in content and highly practical. The selected topics such as "At the Train Station," "At the Airport," "At Customs," "At the Bank," "Making Phone Calls," "Shopping," and "Seeing a Doctor" are closely tied to real-life situations. Through studying this book, readers can also learn about some aspects of Italian society. The book is written with the principles of practicality, ease of learning, and fluency in mind, targeting beginners with different cultural backgrounds and professions. Readers can learn the content by imitating the standard pronunciation in the audio cassettes. The writing method of this book takes the months of the year (January to December) as the main thread, dividing each month into three learning units. Each unit focuses on a specific scenario or function and includes a vocabulary list. Each unit contains 20 sentences or 10 dialogues, with two sentences or one dialogue to be studied each day. By learning continuously for 365 days a year, readers can master over 700 different types of sentences, achieving the effect of accumulating small amounts to achieve great results. At the end of the book, there is an introduction to Italy, covering topics such as the country's situation, education, economy, customs, and food culture, which is very helpful for readers to deepen their understanding of Italy.