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He edited your post in the quote, changing things in the Italian bit.

Ciao, mi chiamo Maggie. Come stai?

Is what he changed the first bit.

Vorrei would work...

But I think one can also say:

Mi piacerebbe(ro)...
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It/they please(s) me.

How is the weather in April?
Che tempo fa aprile?

Is that right?


If a price in a store came out to lets say 2,50 what would that price be in Italian?

If it were 2.50 in Euro. What would that number be in Itailain.

Ciao! Come state voi? Mi chiamo Giovanni (joh-VAH-nee), ma voi potete chiamarmi Gio (Joh, not Jee-oh) o semplicemente "G."
Per vostra informazione, tutti e due dei miei padri sono d'Italia. Mia famiglia è orgoglioso essere Italiano. Lo sono anche.

Hi! How are you all? My name is Giovanni (above pronounciation), but you all can call me Gio (above pronounciation) or simply "G."
For your information, both of my parents are from Italy. My family is proud to be Italian. I am too. biggrin

since I'm italian, let me show you the best way to say that ^___^



<< che gusto di gelato >> ------> perfect

<< che chiunque >> --------> it's not grammatically correct, you'd better omit it

<< suggerire >> ---------> it's the right verb, but it's the infinitive form. the best would be mi suggerite, which means "you suggest me"

<< per quando vado in Italia >> ----------> PERFECT!

<< sono apprendimento italiano meglio >> -------> sto apprendendo meglio l'italiano, which means "I'm learning italian better"


so the best would be:

che gusto di gelato mi suggerite per quando vado in italia? sto apprendendo meglio l'italiano.

hope it will be useful ^__^

Yes, but it's easier than per se danish.