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Ciao! Sono Valentina, ho 21 anni e sono nata e cresciuta in Italia. Studio all'Università e tra due mesi mi laureo! :) Adoro l'inglese e mi piacerebbe trovare qualcuno con cui chiacchierare per migliorare la lingua ma anche per fare nuove amicizie! In cambio posso offrire "lezioni" di italiano. Leggo molti libri, adoro guardare film e telefilm e adoro cucinare, soprattutto dolci.! A presto! :) Hi! I'm Valentina, I'm 21 and I was born and raised in Italy. Right know I'm studying at university but I'll graduate in 2 months! :) I love english and I'd like to find someone to talk to in order to improve the languege but also to find new friends! In exchange I can offer some "lessons" in italian. I read a lot, I love watching movies and Tv series and cooking, expecially desserts! See you soon! :)
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    Hello! :) When I was younger, my dream was to become a doctor. During my last year in high school I changed my mind and I began to study Orthoptics! I really like it! I will graduate on November 3rd! I'm so exicited! And you, who do you want to become? 

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    Hi there! :) Hello everybody! I'm Valentina and I've just signed up here! I'm trying to figure out how this site works. I also think that this idea of conversations with strangers from all over the world is a brilliant one! Please, correct me if I'm writing something stupid. I love english and I'd love to improve it! :) See ya! :*
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    Hi! The difference between "Ho" and "Ha" is that you must use "HO" ( as "I HAVE") when YOU are speaking. Example. "I have a bad day" is "Io HO una brutta giornata". We use "HA" (as "He/she/it HAS") when someone else (HE/SHE/IT) is speaking. Example. Lucy has a bad day" is "Lucy HA una brutta giornata". I hope you've understood! ;)
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