Ha ha ha. How about saying goodbye? It's also ciao right?

yes, with friends or "arrivederci"

Ciao @enryk

you have not freedom?

Yeah. Personal freedom.

ahhhh!

I do! I remember very little from French and German, because I haven't used them much. But I use Russian every day, and Spanish often, so those are easy to remember.

Once you learn something, though, it's yours. You might forget, but it all comes back to you once you start using it again.

I won't forget that! Ha ha. Thanks for your time! I hope I can ask you again with lots of questions! Again, grazie mille. Arrivederci.

You can always ask me anything! I'm glad you found it helpful.

obvious: P

I find Italian much easier than French. The letters always make the same sounds, the pronunciation is usually pretty obvious, and the grammar is straightforward. French, on the other hand, is a mess that could only be compared to the bigger nightmare that is English.

Okaaay. Thanks for the information. If that's the case then it'll be easy for me.

You're an Italian?

yes

probably

ma se vuoi parliamo italiano

If you say so.

Ha ha. But most of you speak Italian. Now, I'm wanting to learn your language.

LOL

hello @baba_andrea. Nice meeting you!!