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Usenet Posted 22 years ago
English in UK

I'm looking for

Hi, my name is Barbara, I'm Italian from Cesena, a little town near the Adriatic sea. I'd like to improve my
English, so I'm looking for native English people to exchange some e-mails. Is there someone interested in?
Kindest regards.
Barbara
  

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[/nq] The Italians on this newsgroup seem to increase more and more. Welcome! Bye, FB

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  • [/nq] The Italians on this newsgroup seem to increase more and more.
  • Welcome!
  • Bye, FB
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"BARBARA" (Email Removed) ha scritto nel messaggio
[nq:1]Hi, my name is Barbara, I'm Italian from Cesena, a littletown near the Adriatic sea.[/nq]
The Italians on this newsgroup seem to increase more and more. Welcome!
Bye, FB
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FB > uk.culture.language.english
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[nq:1]The Italians on this newsgroup seem to increase more and more. Welcome![/nq]
Hi Fb!
Yep! We're almost everywhere!
Are you on AUE, MELE and ALE too?

Enrico C ~ No native speaker
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"Enrico C" (Email Removed) ha scritto nel messaggio
[nq:1]Are you on AUE[/nq]
Yes.
[nq:1]MELE[/nq]
No, but I might consider subscribing it, too. No, it's too much! I have subscribed some thirty newsgroups now.
[nq:1]and ALE too?[/nq]
I'm not sure what you mean by "ALE". Anyway I'm not.
Bye, FB
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FB > uk.culture.language.english
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[nq:2]Are you on AUE[/nq]
[nq:1]Yes.[/nq]
Me too, sometimes Emotion: smile
Interesting
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"Enrico C" (Email Removed) ha scritto nel messaggio
[nq:1]There is AEU too, dunno what the difference is.[/nq]
The difference? I have to use a Polish server, that's all. Less crowded, but far less interesting. I rarely actually read any message.
[nq:1]alt.languages.english it's a low traffic NG as well. Even fewer posts
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Enrico C at (Email Removed) says in
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[nq:1]FB > uk.culture.language.english in[/nq]
[nq:1]Me too, sometimes
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