How can i greet my relatives in italy, using italian language?
greetings in italian
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July 2, 2008
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July 14, 2008
Ciao! You could use: ciao!
Because they are your relatives even if you have never met them..
So : Ciao, friendly form for hello/goodbye,for friends, relatives and children.
If you are writing them a letter/postcard/email, you could start with:
Dear- Caro/a. and you could end it with: Saluti affettuosi / cari saluti.
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