Looking for Native Italian Speakers
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Hi Guys,
I am planning a visit to Italy and want to learn some basic Italian language skills. I am not really fond of reading books and don't have time for proper language courses. 
I'm looking for a native Italian speaker who could help me in learning a bit of Italian to survive a few days' stay.
If anyone is interested to help me out for a few evenings, over a cup of coffee or drinks, please message me. I will appreciate all the help I can get.
Thanks,
Hsaeeb
Thanks Brightonguy. I'll leave him a message. 
Just one reply! Seriously? 
I am sure this post and my inbox would have been pouring with replies if it had been posted by a female! lol!
Your request was quite clear - you were looking for native Italian speakers. That ruled a lot of us out. And it appears native Italian speakers are either very few in our forum or not interested in teaching you Italian
At least brightonguy was kind enough to give you Gioxxx's contact.
... And as you rightly pointed out, you are a guy 
Here's a small lesson in Italian to start you off.
The "thumbs up" sign could either mean the number 1 or the equivalent of showing the middle finger, in parts of Italy. So do keep that in mind when using hand gestures while on tour there.
Best wishes 
Hi haseebahm! Well, I guess Gioxxx gave you my contact details a while ago, but you didn't get back to me... anyway, I do teach Italian, so pm me if you are interested.
Farhaz, are you sure about the thumb thing??? I have never heard of it before
@ Farhaz: Just have a look here...
Italian Gestures - Chapter 1
I read about the thumbs up thing online.
But now that real Italians have cleared it for us, I can happily do a thumbs up in Italy without the risk of offending anyone
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