Ti ringrazio molto per tutto  sei  molto gentile

Ti ringrazio molto per tutto sei molto gentile

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Ciao Carlo sono venuta in Spagna. Ti ringrazio molto per tutto sei molto gentile; e io sono molto contenta , ma un po 'triste. Me piacierebe le foto. Tu voi l´altre che mi ha fato Fancesca con te?
Sono molto felice!
Ho saputto il resultato de mio esame:
Crompresione scrita: 7
Solo scrito: 7
Compresione orale: 9
Solo orale: 6 ( Questa parte si fa in coppia e l`altra ragazza non sapeva parlare bene..)
Molto grazie per tutto! Spero ritornare apresto!
Un abbraccio
Nelida
Agosto 2013

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