Ah, I'm glad, @jesus-son, both
languages are similar in many ways. In others the differences are funny. For example, "butter" in Spanish is "mantequilla", while in Italian it is "burro" and it turns out that in Spanish "burro" is donkey.
To say in Italian "I eat bread with butter" is "io mangio il pane con il burro" that sounds like "I eat bread with donkey" in Spanish.😂😁😅😗
Haha very funny indeed, however, the Italian language is quite fascinating eventhough ita difficult for me. Do you speak Italian?
Hola, @jesus-son. Habló un poquito el italiano.... Lo entiendo un poco más. Siendo yo muchacha estuve estudiando interna en una institución donde nos daban clases de italiano y los sábados no nos permitían hablar en castellano sino sólo en italiano. Algo me quedó de esa época. Es un idioma de sonido muy bonito, muy suave. Me contenta que estés estudiando ambos idiomas.
Hello, @jesus-son. I spoke a little Italian... I understand it a little more. When I was a girl, I was studying as a boarder in an institution where they gave us Italian classes and on Saturdays they did not allow us to speak in Spanish but only in Italian. Something stayed with me from that time. It is a very beautiful sounding language, very soft. I'm glad that you are studying both languages.