hi, how are you?
we are fine, yesterday we are came back. In Milan we've "made a bit of holydays", we are gone at sea, by my parents.
Serena (name) has enjoyed oneself a lot, making a lot of "bathings" at sea!
I seen that the championship is not going good, what's going on?
Now, in which place of results are you (pl.)?
Do you want that I send you a fine pizza or a bit of Pasta for "return back" in good shape?
I send you a lot of kisses and, I "raccomand you", try (plural) to win!!
Ok, that's a "meaning only" translation, I know...
1) yes
2) "mi raccomando" is "right": grammatically may be wrong, but in Italian speaking is used a lot
The text is... difficult... but, I understand it at 100%
hope this helps
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