Handwritten Letter Help
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nicolefazio
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Handwritten Letter Help
Can someone help me translate this Handwritten letter.
Re: Handwritten Letter Help
Nicola D'Amato writes to her sister, and, after all starting greetings, asks her to go to Grumo and visit him, as he went "there" a lot of times, but now it doesn't feel fine, so he can't.
Also asks if Maiche ("Michael", I suppose) retired and if Gioi ("Joy"?) got married. He also says his daughter has a male child and will have another one soon.
Do you need a literal translation? It's nice that it seems to me to "hear" Nicola while he writes, as he writes exactly the way he speaks (don't know if I could explain myself...)
Also asks if Maiche ("Michael", I suppose) retired and if Gioi ("Joy"?) got married. He also says his daughter has a male child and will have another one soon.
Do you need a literal translation? It's nice that it seems to me to "hear" Nicola while he writes, as he writes exactly the way he speaks (don't know if I could explain myself...)
Giuseppe "Pippo" Moccaldi
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nicolefazio
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Re: Handwritten Letter Help
Thank you 
the information you gave me is great .... No I didn't need a literal translation.. from my under standing people from Grumo have a unique dialect that doesn't translate the same.
the information you gave me is great .... No I didn't need a literal translation.. from my under standing people from Grumo have a unique dialect that doesn't translate the same.
