No corrections, but can someone native or who knows Italian, tell me how good my Italian is?

Question

I want to know, without corrections, how I'm coming along with my Italian, so here's an excerpt of several unadjoined sentences.

Alo! Come e italia!? Leggi tu "alberino" (se e la parola italiana) ma voglio sapere come e la gente italiana, l'alimento, l'atmosfere? Lo amiate, si? Quando andi per la nigeria? Anche dove volete viaggiare in italia? Roma? La Sicilia? La Toscana? Venezia? Il Vaticano? La Sardegna? Oh, e desidero che viaggi a italia qualche giorno.

Answer 1

You do make some errors, but you seem to be coming along. The errors I noticed had to do with punctuation, prepositions and a few were verbs conjugations.



Keep on studying, these things will become clear to you the more you study. The best advice I can give you is don't give up, no matter how discouraged you get. You'll find you are progressing faster than you even realize.

Answer 2

May I be frank ? Your Italian is rather bad. Since you expressly asked not to be corrected it's hard for me to make you understood how wrong you are but believe me, you're rather incorrect.

Answer 3

Um, you're getting there even if in some parts it's very confusing. What do you mean by "alberino"?

Answer 4

My grandfather is from Italy, so I know a little. And reading it, you seem to do well. I would have to hear you speak it to know for sure.

Answer 5

that's pretty good!