Hi all

[lucagalbu]

Hi everybody. I'm italian, i can speak italian, french, english, latin and I'm learning japanese. So, if u have some problem in some of this language just ask me!

[TheUnknown]

hehe.. you are so kind i am kinda interested.. can you teach me how to say 'hello' in italian and french in a very formal way?

*you are welcome to PM me

[lucagalbu]

no problem
in french when you meet someone you can say "bonjour" (goodmorning) or "bonsoir"(goodevening) depending on the period of the day. When you leave you say "Au revoir" (litterally: to see you again).
In Italy when you meet s.o. you say "Buongiorno" (goodmorning) or "Buonasera" (goodevening), while when you leave you can say "Arrivederci".
These as far as the formal way is concerned.

If you are interested in the informal way too, in french you can say "Salut" when meeting and leaving. In italian you say "Ciao" when meeting and "Ciao" or "Ci vediamo"(see you) when leaving.

[Zagato289]

Hi there!
How long have you been studying Japanese?

[RetasuRunaChan]

I'm studying japanese too. Lets both work hard on this! ;]

[lucagalbu]

I've been studiing japanese since one year. it's hard, also because i'm studiing it by myself through the net... but it's a too beautiful language to give in

[IamTVIRUS]

could you help me with latin?

[lucagalbu]

Sure, i can

[Zagato289]

Originally Posted by lucagalbu

I've been studiing japanese since one year. it's hard, also because i'm studiing it by myself through the net... but it's a too beautiful language to give in

I started learning Japanese a week ago .
yes, its hard learning by myself.

[TheUnknown]

hehe.. thx lucagalbu for you guidances i would be sure to give you a call if i encounter any problems. Now i just need to learn the correct pronunciation... and what site did you go to to study Japanese? I know a great site as well ---> Learn Japanese - Japanese Language it have sound files make learning easy!