Italian

[nq:1]Hi, my name is Francesco, I live in Italy, I'm writing becouse I'm looking for some friends speak english to ... I can explain to you Italian lenguage, I dont look for ***, girlfriend but only reliable peaple write me bye[/nq]
Having conversation exchanges is an excellent idea. Good luck! Also mind your spelling, anyway

[nq:2]Hi, my name is Francesco, I live in Italy, I'm ... for ***, girlfriend but only reliable peaple write me bye[/nq]
[nq:1]Having conversation exchanges is an excellent idea. Good luck! Also mind your spelling, anyway

Good Morning, my name is Alan ,I live in Florida in the USA. We have family in in Italy, in the north and in Sicily. I'm writing because I'm looking
for some friends to learn to speak read and write Italian. OK. I will try to explain to you English as use in USA, My wife and I have three childern. One Dau and Two sons. but only reliable people.
Alan Write

Where are you from originally? It doesn't sound like English is your native language.
GFC

[nq:1]Where are you from originally? It doesn't sound like English is your native language.[/nq]
You ain' being very friendly there, porc chop. I expect what he wrote, if it were literally translated, wouldn't be grammatical in any language, certainly not Italian. Of course the problem is common on usenet, one of leaving out necessary words, either because one is typing too fast or due to just

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