- 2016.01.18
- Movers report
Patrizia Margherita moved from Genoa, Italy to Portland, United States.Enjoy this update here.
REPOTER
- Patrizia Margherita
- Jobtranslator, interpreter, teacher
Although she was born in Italy, she is half Italian and half American and she has become a "multicultural person" who can speak five languages. She has lived and worked in the US, Brazil, Australia, France and the UK so she considers herself a citizen of the world. When she is not teaching or translating, she likes cooking Italian food, hiking and traveling around the world...She has traveled to 80 countries and counting!
What's New
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- 2025.12.09
- The least-Italian city in Italy
- Milan( Italy )
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- 2025.12.08
- Dover cliffs
- London( UK )
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- 2025.12.05
- Returning to Japan After Ten Years: Can You Feel Homesick for a Foreign Country?
- Bishkek( Kyrgyz Republic )
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- 2025.12.04
- Building connections at a senior center in Sydney through calligraphy and Japanese culture
- Sydney( Australia )
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- 2025.12.03
- Blog Liguria - Genoa’s lifts
- Genoa( Italy )
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- 2025.11.26
- The World's Best Breakfast? Peru's "Pan con Chicharrón"
- Paracas( Republic of Peru )
REPORTER
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- Yuriko Mikami
- MilanItaly
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- GianFranco Belloli
- LondonUK
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- Daniiar Bakchiev
- BishkekKyrgyz Republic
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- Hiroko Fujita
- SydneyAustralia
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- Patrizia Margherita
- GenoaItaly
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- Shoko Yamamoto
- ParacasPeru
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- Megumi Ota
- Santo_isidoroPortugal
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- Nami Minaki Sandra
- Sao pauloBrazil
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- Chieko Suganuma （maiden name : Nagura）
- Gold CoastAustralia
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- Susumu Yamada
- MadridSpain
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- Patrick Sacco
- Austin, TexasU.S.A
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- Alberto Ferrando
- SydneyAustralia
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- Patrizia Margherita
- PortlandU.S.A
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- Chuleeporn Suksabye
- Chiang MaiThailand
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- Padra Rivodo Hiromi
- MonterreyMexico
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- Erika Anderson
- CarmelU.S.A
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- Keiko Miki
- DublinIreland
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- Knowledge Capital Staff
- Japan-townJapan
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- Rim
- DusseldorfGermany
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- Claudia Diaz
- New YorkU.S.A
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- Zia Fariya
- BangaloreIndia
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- Mara Groner
- BerlinGermany
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- Lisanne Kleinjan
- RotterdamNetherlands
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- Christine Pilcavage
- MassachusettsU.S.A
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- Martha Hickey
- MichiganU.S.A
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- Mirai Tsuda
- FirenzeItaly
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- Kazuya Yamaoka
- MontereyU.S.A
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- Takae Nagamiya
- Los AngelesU.S.A
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- Kazuhito Habu
- BerlinGermany
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- Sanja Bogetic
- BelgradeSerbia
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- Sarena Ehrlich
- FontainebleauFrance
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- Yves Lalune
- DijionFrance
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- Martha Hickey
- AmsterdamNetherlands
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- Hiroshi Yamauchi
- VilniusLithuania
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- Ritsuko Derickson
- WashingtonD.C.U.S.A
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- Rei Watanabe
- BerlinGermany
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- Tatsuji Seki
- BangkokThailand
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- Rubin Cynthia Beth
- New HavenU.S.A
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- Miho Bokuda
- FirenzeItaly
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- Pat Lee
- Hong kongChina
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- Weikalossu Lin
- TaichungTaiwan
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- Emiko Ogawa
- LinzAustria
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- Hironari Masuda
- ShanhaiChina
What's New
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- 2025.12.09
- The least-Italian city in Italy
- Milan( Italy )
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- 2025.12.08
- Dover cliffs
- London( UK )
-
- 2025.12.05
- Returning to Japan After Ten Years: Can You Feel Homesick for a Foreign Country?
- Bishkek( Kyrgyz Republic )
-
- 2025.12.04
- Building connections at a senior center in Sydney through calligraphy and Japanese culture
- Sydney( Australia )
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- 2025.12.03
- Blog Liguria - Genoa’s lifts
- Genoa( Italy )
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- 2025.11.26
- The World's Best Breakfast? Peru's "Pan con Chicharrón"
- Paracas( Republic of Peru )
