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greeting in Italian
How do you say in Italian - "Hello my name is Grant how are you?"
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| 49922 |
Re:greeting in Italian
Ciao! Me chiamo Grant. Come stai?
I know some Italian, so if anyone needs help, I can try.
~*Toni*~
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| 50590 |
Re:greeting in Italian
"Ciao, mi chiamo Grant. Come stai?"
but if you're into an informal conversation
"come va?" sounds better than "Come stai?" and corresponds to "what's up?" in English. I was born and live in Italy, so if you need help with the language contact me at any time!
A presto :-)
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Re:Re:greeting in Italian
hi! I am definitely not a native speaker, but I'm going to be visiting italy and studying italian soon (*I studied it for one year however, I don't remember anything!) if you could help me out with a few phrases, or grammar, or anything that would be great!
one quick question though, so if you are saying, "I hope I will get to talk to you soon?" or "talk to you soon" how would you say that? and how does the whole verb pro-noun thing work? if you could help me out- this would be wonderful! thanks.
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Re:Re:Re:greeting in Italian
I would love to learn Italian from someone and it would be wonderful if someone could teach me.
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