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My native language :) I like learning languages and sometimes I think about people who learn my native language: Italian! :) I wonder how they find Italian, what they think about it, if they like or don't like. :) People usually don't care about this but I'm really interested :)

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Why do you think many operas are written in Italian even if the composer wasn´t (e.g. Mozart)? The answer is the sound of the language, its melody is music itself.
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My native language :)

Because I like learning languages, I sometimes think about people who learn (better: are learning) my native language: Italian! :) I wonder how they find it, what they think about it, and if they like or dislike it. :) People usually don't care about this but I'm really interested. (better: it really interests me) :)

 

Good job! Next time, you should write a longer piece. :) If you have any questions about the corrections I made, feel free to ask me.

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My native language :)

I like learning languages, and sometimes I think about people who learn my native language--Italian! :) I wonder how they find Italian, what they think about it, if they like it or not or don't like. :) People usually don't care about this, but I'm really interested :)

 

Although I'm not one of the people you're talking about (I'm not learning Italian), I find Italian has very strong ups and downs (inflection?). It sounds a little funny to me right now, but I could get used to it. I don't think too much about the language itself, but I do consider that Italy has 50 million or so inhabitants (is this right?), which makes Italian speakers a fairly small linguistic group, yet so many people choose to learn it, suggesting that it is quite prestigious. I would like to learn Italian in the future because I like Italian architecture and history and because Italian is the fourth largest language in the EU, if I remember correctly.

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I don't learn Italian but some of my friends do and they always mentioning how interesting it is

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