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Hello everybody! Good morning! or good afternoon! or good evening! (not good night 'cause it would mean that my writing would be too boring to read). I wanted to spend my time, and your time if you read this, to show my incredible skills to greet in inglish. I think it's an essential way to learn the basics on social communications. Really. I only want to say hello, or hi, if you're able to consider me as a friend or as a simple stupid-but-nice person. I have read that "hello" is a more informal form (i apologize for the word pun), but more often the more common form used also to answer, for example, the phone. Just said this, i'm not sure about the conclusion of this meaningless writing. Maybe 'goodbye'? but it seems to be too dramatic as a greeting. It isn't 'Goodbye' the shape to end everything? Like 'goodbye!', and then he is dead. Maybe more simple 'See you', or 'See ya' in slang. It could be fine to salute someone who i have already meet. And if i didn't have meet him or her? No, a better way to concude is 'bye' (with a long 'y' pronounced in my mind) or 'bye bye'. The last one always remembers me a japanese teen girl who sais that with her young voice. Too bothersome i think. Or simply i need to stop seeing anime. I apologize if i offended someone, for example a japanese girl, it wouldn't be my intention. What i want to learn, for first, is to salute, or to greet, or other words to say the same thing in inglish. So, now i don't want to say goodbye. Tell me how to conclude this piece. Ciao! ;)

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Hello everybody!

Good morning! or good afternoon! or good evening! (not good night 'cause it would mean that my writing would be too boring to read).
I wanted to spend my time, and your time if you read this, to show my incredible skills to greet in inglish  English. I think it's an essential way to learn the basics on social communications.
Really. I only want to say hello, or hi, if you're able to consider me as a friend or as a simple stupid-but-nice person.
I have read that "hello" is a more informal form (I  i apologize for the word pun), but more often the more common form is also used also to answer, for example, the phone.
Just said this, i'm not sure about the conclusion of this meaningless writing.
Maybe 'goodbye'? but it seems to be too dramatic as a greeting. It isn't 'Goodbye' the shape to end everything? Like 'goodbye!', and then he is dead.
Maybe more simple 'See you', or 'See ya' in slang. It could be fine to salute someone who  I  i have already meet met. And if i didn't have meet  I hadn't met him or her?
No, a better way to concude conclude is 'bye' (with a long 'y' pronounced in my mind) or 'bye bye'. The last one always remembers reminds me of  a Japanese teen girl who sais says that with her young youthful voice. Too bothersome I think. Or simply I need to stop seeing anime. (?) (Not sure what this means)
I apologize if I offended someone, for example a Japanese girl, it wouldn't be wasn't my intention.
What I want to learn, for first, is to salute, or to greet, or other words to say the same thing in inglish.

What I want to learn, in the first instance, are all the different words one can use to salute or to greet in English.


So, now i don't want to say goodbye. Tell me how to conclude this piece.
Ciao! ;)


How about Cheerio.   or   See you later     or   (very modern!)  Laters! 




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Hello everybody!

Good morning, good afternoon or good evening! (not good night because it would mean that my writing was too boring to be read).
I wanted to spend my time and your time, if you read this, to show my incredible skill in greeting in English. I think it's  essential to learn the basics of social communications.
Really I only want to say hello, or hi, if you're able to consider me as a friend or as a simple stupid-but-nice person.
I have read that "hello" is a more formal form (i apologize for the word pun), but more often the common form used to answer, for example, the phone.


Having just said all this, I'm not sure about the conclusion of this meaningless writing.


Maybe 'goodbye'? but it seems to be too dramatic as a farewell. It isn't 'Goodbye' the shape to end everything? Like 'goodbye!', and then he is dead. (I'm losing it a bit here)


Maybe more simple 'See you', or 'See ya' in slang (both are sland). It could be fine to salute someone who I have already met. And if I hadn't met him or her?  (don't start sentences with "and" and I'm not sure what you are trying to say)
No, a better way to conclude is 'bye (with a long 'y' pronounced in my mind) or 'bye 'bye. The last one always reminds me of a Japanese teenage girl who says that with her young voice.


I apologize if I offended anyone, for example a Japanese girl, it isn't my intention. (I is always in capitals)
What I want to learn, for first, is how to greet people in English. (English is spelt with an E)
So, now I don't want to say goodbye. Tell me how to conclude this piece.
Ciao! ;)

Regards.  Looks good.

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Too kind @Mr. Chen, i would like to answer you confirming your analysis, but i'm just a little man 25 years old with a very old english in your opinion. "Who starts well is half the opera" like it says in italian. ;) Your comments allow me to train again my writing in a dialogue, and so i must thank you for your perseverance to answer me. I hope for a new exchange of jokes the next time i'll write something wherewith you're not agree. Goodbye! and have a nice day!
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@Flavio I have a feeling that you are a man, probably 80 or older, with a very interesting mind. The humorous mind is apparently overflowing in your writings; and the age comes with 'apologies'. Are you a comedy writer trying to expand your target markets into the English worlds? I look forward to read them and try my best to make your mistakes worse in my corrections.
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Oh don't be offended my friend! The stereotypes are not properly an indicator for the pronunciation of everyone. But certainly you already know it. Like I wrote, it REMINDS me the long 'y' that i have heard. Not so common maybe? Glad to know you're not one of the bad voice actors of the anime manga that are not good pronounce indicators anyway. But if you want to listen the best italian english or something like this, listen an interview of Valentino Rossi of Moto Gp. Do you know him? Or better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6dFEtb06nw. I deduce that somehow i offended you with my writing. My apologies. Machine gun? funny image. The 'L' sound used improperly is not the most common error of pronounciation of Italians. For the onomatopea of machine gun we say 'r' repeated. ;) Thank you the same for the corrections. If you want, read the complete text and then feel free to ad a greeting that you consider the most fit for my writing. Also an insult. Everything is a way to learn. Cheerio! ;)

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