英语翻译关于意大利地理风俗等，是否有好的书籍或者学习资料可以推荐？

英语翻译关于意大利地理风俗等，是否有好的书籍或者学习资料可以推荐？
英语翻译
关于意大利地理风俗等，是否有好的书籍或者学习资料可以推荐？

英语翻译关于意大利地理风俗等，是否有好的书籍或者学习资料可以推荐？
Will you marry me?翻译成意大利语怎么说?
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是否有好的书籍或者学习资料可以推荐呢?
现在学习意大利语的资料是比较少的,一般要到大型的书店才可以买到,而就算有也就是几本,但我们不妨换一个角度来想想：既然资料少,那就可以不用选了,keke直接买有得卖的不就行了吗?
另外,学习一门外语还需要一样必不可少的工具书——字典,而意大利语的字典,书店一般都是有得卖的.
祝你成功!
下面是一篇有关意大利的介绍：
Italy （意大利）
Italy looks like a boot kicking a football. Its main part is a long peninsula that sticks into the Mediterranean Sea. The island of Sicily—the football—lies just next to the toe of the boot. Sardinia and other smaller islands in the Mediterranean also belong to Italy.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE
A mountain range runs the length of the Italian peninsula. These mountains, the Apennines, extend south from the valley of the Po River in northern Italy. The Po Valley is the most fertile farmland in Italy.
The mighty Alps rise north of the Po Valley. The Italian Alps span the country’s northern border. Several large lakes lie in beautiful settings in the mountains.
Italy doesn’t have a lot of flat land for big farms. Instead, many small farms cover the hillsides. Here, farmers grow grapes, citrus fruits, grains, and olives. Most of the grapes are used for making wine. Italy produces more wine than any other country except France. In addition, much of the world’s best olive oil comes from Italy.
THE GLORY OF ROME
Rome is Italy’s capital and largest city. It was once the capital of the Mediterranean world. Rome began its rise to power around 500 bc. Over the next centuries, the Romans built an empire that extended from Spain to Palestine in the Middle East.
The ancient Romans filled their capital with many great buildings and monuments. You can still see the ruins of these grand buildings in Rome. The Colosseum, for example, was a huge stadium where gladiator fights and other spectacles were staged. You can also walk the streets of the Roman Forum. This was the center of Roman life, with government meeting places, markets, and temples for worshiping Roman gods.
CENTER OF THE CATHOLIC WORLD
The Roman Empire fell apart in the ad 400s. But Rome remained important as a center of the Roman Catholic world. The pope, the head of the Catholic Church, has his headquarters here. For 1,000 years, the Catholic Church dominated Europe.
Today, the pope lives in Vatican City. Vatican City is actually a tiny independent country within Rome. Many tourists come to the Vatican to see Saint Peter’s Basilica. It’s the most important Roman Catholic church in the world.
MILAN
Milan, the second largest city, is in northern Italy. It’s a leading business, banking, and manufacturing center. Some of the world’s fanciest clothes come from Milan. The famous La Scala opera house is in Milan. So is one of the world’s most famous paintings, The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci.
VENICE AND GENOA
The northern cities of Genoa and Venice are important ports. Genoa faces the Mediterranean. Venice lies on the Adriatic Sea, an arm of the Mediterranean. Venice is built on 120 islands. About 400 bridges connect the islands. Tourists love the city because most of its streets are canals. People get around in boats instead of cars. Many people consider Venice one of the world’s most beautiful cities.
Venice and Genoa were once great sea powers. Hundreds of years ago, each one had a powerful fleet of ships. Each city was a city-state—a city-sized country. Much of Italy was divided into city-states.
THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
Florence was one of the most splendid Italian city-states. During the 1300s and 1400s, a movement known as the Renaissance began. Renaissance means “rebirth,” and what was reborn was an interest in the great civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome.
Renaissance artists in Florence produced great books, paintings, and statues based on those of the ancient Greeks and Romans. The artists of the Renaissance included Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo. From Italy, the Renaissance spread north into the rest of Europe.
ITALY UNITED
Italy did not become one country until the 1800s. Three men—Camillo Cavour, Giuseppe Garibaldi, and Victor Emmanuel—worked to unite Italy. In 1861, they declared Italy a single kingdom with Victor Emmanuel as king.
After World War I (1914-1918), a political movement called fascism rose to power. The leader of the fascists, Benito Mussolini, became Italy’s prime minister in 1922. He soon got rid of Italy’s parliament, constitution, and other political parties. He became supreme dictator.
Mussolini led Italy into World War II (1939-1945) on the side of Germany. Italy wasn’t a strong military power, and it suffered severe defeats and hardship. At the end of the war, an angry mob killed Mussolini.
Italy voted to become a democracy and a republic in 1946. The king stepped down after the election. Instead of one political party, Italy now has many.

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