Heyya

[Albas]

Good evening! I am writing you from my little city near Milan, in Italy. I thought it could be a good idea to improve my English by talking with people about interests we have in common ( and of course, if someone wanted to learn something about Italian I could help him).

Maybe I should add something else about me -

I'm a student at a human-sciences high school (is there such a stuff in England?) but there are much more things I'm interested in. However, I've noticed that I easily lose interest in them, so they hardly become "passions". I think I could apply this to books, but for some reason after short periods I always take up reading again. I'm looking for some activities - like reading books together - which will eventually make easier and funnier reading, especially concerning books in English, of which I've read few.

Well, what else can I say? Sorry if I make some mistakes or repeat many times the same words, but my knowledge of English lexicon isn't that good.

I hope I'll have a good time together with you 

[Lau_Lou]

Hello and welcome

Your English is perfect!

What are some of your favourite books?

[Athena]

Welcome here ! Your English is really good.

[chaliepud]

Welcome Albas.

[Flip Martian]

Hey! Welcome.

[MrCat]

 

Heyyya and welcome to the forums. Don't worry, your English is good. 

[Madeleine]

Hi and welcome.

[Albas]

Thank you all 

 

Hello and welcome
Your English is perfect!
What are some of your favourite books?

 

The most impressive book I've read recently is Dangerous lives of altar boys by Chris Fuhrman, the only novel he wrote.

In general I like books that talk about youth and strangeness, or that simply stress the importance of feelings, because I like to look at the characters of a book as to normal people with their good and bad qualities, as in real life, with their absurdities.

 

 

Heyyya and welcome to the forums. Don't worry, your English is good. 

 

I swear I didn't know this song existed xD