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| Margherita wrote: | Hi! Please I need to know whether the following paragraph is correct or not. I've found it on a proposal of part-time job offer (by the way, is it correct to say : "on a proposal of part-time job offer"?)
THIS IS THE PARAGRAPH I'VE READ ON THE JOB OFFER RECEIVED RECENTLY
(But as far as opening of branches is this or that way connected with certain difficulties, which demand time expenditures as well, we are looking for Regional Representatives, who could represent the interests of the company in their region in the initial stage).
Please answer me back soon, I'm eager to know if I'm correct.
Ciao
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Ciao is an Itailian word for good bye. Whay are you using that ord in your headline?
/Maria |
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| #3 (permalink) Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:20 am CIAO FROM MARGHERITA |
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| MariaEbb wrote: | Ciao is an Itailian word for good bye. Whay are you using that ord in your headline?
/Maria |
Margherita is from Italy so I think she knows how to use this word  |
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| #4 (permalink) Sat Jul 04, 2009 11:55 am CIAO FROM MARGHERITA |
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| MariaEbb wrote: | | Ciao is an Itailian word for good bye. Whay are you using that ord in your headline? |
"Ciao" is used both when arriving and departing. |
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| #5 (permalink) Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:08 pm CIAO FROM MARGHERITA |
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I found an article about it on the internet so now I know how to use that word. The article was in Swedish and some Italian words. Thats why it's no use to give you the link to that page,
I read in that article that ciao shall to be used to eldery people if you don't know them very well.
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| #6 (permalink) Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:13 pm CIAO FROM MARGHERITA |
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| It's not used with elderly people you don't know well. Just the opposite. It's informal and is used as a familiar greeting. |
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| #7 (permalink) Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:26 pm CIAO FROM MARGHERITA |
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Yes of course.  I forgot the word not...I have to check what I write in this forum more carefully.
/Maria |
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