Hi evRYbody, I'm a married Italian learning English for my job. I'm looking forward to hearing fROM YOu.

I'm a married man with 2 daughters, respectively 8 and 3 yEARS oLD. I'm studying English because I will probably need it for my job. I only want to meet people who have time to spend in order to help me.

MOLTO BUONO!!

Hi everibody, I'm a married italian learning English for my job. I'm looking forward to hearing fu.

I'm a married man with 2 daughters, respectively 8 and 3 yo. Im studying english because I will probably need it for my job. I only want to meet people who have time to spend in order to help me.

Hi everybody. I'm married.  I'm an italian who is learning english for my job.

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I'm a married man with two daughters, aged 8 and three.

.....I only want to meet people who have sufficient time to spend in order to help me.

[ As regards "respectively" use this only to make a distinction in order to avoid confusion.  For instance, I bought a coat and a trousers for 20 and 17 euros respectively.  Here you are making clear that the first item ie the coat cost the first mentioned amount of money ie the 20 euros]  Also when using the word respectively it appears at the end normally as I have used it in the example sentence.  I hope that this helps.