Italiano Ciao! Mi chiamo Izzy, á sono inglese. Io vengo dagli stati uniti, ma vorrei so parlare un po' di italiano. Parlerò in Italiano correntemente presto.

Guten Tag! Hallo! Mein Name ist Izzy und ich leben in Connecticut. Ich studiert heben Deutsch für drei Monate. Ich bin auch studieren Chinesisch, Französisch, Italienisch, Japanisch, Spanisch, Russisch, Koreanisch, und Schwedisch. Ich bin nicht Fließend in etwas noch, aber ich wollen um die Welt reisen ein Tag und wollen zu Studium im Ausland.

Дола or дела? Whenever I talk to a Russian online and use дола or дела ("Как Дола/Как дела"), they always correct me and tell me to use the other word. Like if I say как дола, they correct me and say it's дела. So is there a difference between the two words? Is one of them formal and the other's familiar (like in Sanish, tú/usted)?

What does '반갑다' mean in English?

I've been told that 반갑다 means "Nice to meet you," and "to be glad," so does it mean both of those things, or just one?

What is the difference between German (Germany) and German (Switzerland)? I noticed that when I was getting a German keyboard on my iPad, they had German (Germany) and German (Switzerland) options. Is there a difference between the two? Is it like English in America and Britain, where they both speak the same language but spell words differently/have words the other country doesn't?