In Italian, station is an all-encompassing word, much more than in other languages. Derives from a Latin verb, STAR, which means sit still.
The station is one of the trains (train station), metro (though usually prefers to say "stop", as for the bus: no one will ever say "What station are you going?"), Trams, vessels ( marine station), it becomes just a little 'more modern the airport or train station space (old word of the late '60s).
The station can also be a season of the heart and life.
And I'm not 14, the stations along the way of the cross Christ in his ? But
station (first, second, it is difficult to get a third) is even a stage interpretation of a literary text, for example.
Then there are weather stations, art, something that often resemble a une halte rather than a real station. If I say
station, so that comes to mind?
To me, this . But no more, long before I was born.
The station is one of the trains (train station), metro (though usually prefers to say "stop", as for the bus: no one will ever say "What station are you going?"), Trams, vessels ( marine station), it becomes just a little 'more modern the airport or train station space (old word of the late '60s).
The station can also be a season of the heart and life.
And I'm not 14, the stations along the way of the cross Christ in his ? But
station (first, second, it is difficult to get a third) is even a stage interpretation of a literary text, for example.
Then there are weather stations, art, something that often resemble a une halte rather than a real station. If I say
station, so that comes to mind?
To me, this . But no more, long before I was born.
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