Thank you, Gianni :)

Vesna, I will rewrite what you put in a way that I would say it and you can go over it! I AM HERE BECAUSE I WANTED TO IMPROVE MY ENGLISH. I NEED TO IMPROVE MY ENGLISH BECAUSE IN ITALY TODAY, SAYING "I KNOW ENGLISH VERY WELL" IS NOT ENOUGH. YOU MUST PROVE THAT YOU CAN SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY IN ORDER TO GET A JOB HERE (REFERRING TO ITALY). ALSO, I WAS THINKING I CAN TAKE A VACATION SOMEWHERE IN THE U.S.A OR THE U.K. TO SEE HOW IT IS AND TO IMPROVE MY ENGLISH, ALSO TO POSSIBLY MEET SOME INTERESTING PEOPLE. I HAVE BEEN LIVING IN ITALY SINCE 1992, SO I AM BASICALLY A MOTHER TONGUE AND I CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR ITALIAN IF YOU NEED IT. I HOPE SOMEONE RESPONDS TO THIS ;) THANK YOU, VES I have been told that in Italy saying "thank you" (Grazie) is implied so most of the time you do not need to say it? In English, "Thank you" is not implied so you have to say it most of the time in order to not sound rude. In any situation where you are asking someone for something or get assistance from someone you should say "thank you" and the will respond with "You are welcome."

Hi, I can teach you English. Can you teach me Italian ? Thank you. Sam