Diego Tronca

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Diego Tronca is now friends with Vanessa May 04, 2010
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About Me

I am originally Italian, but I lived for many years in English-speaking countries before moving back to Italy. I'm interested in Tunisia, and especially hearing about how life is over there. You'll never know, I might move there for a while with my wife and two children. I'm also studying Arabic, and I already speak French too, so that might help.

I'm particularly interested in meeting people and families who live in the Sousse area.

Ciao to everybody.

Diego

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Reply Pat

08:52 AM on May 23, 2010

There are quite a few people who live in the Sousse area, either full time or dividing their time between there and their home countries. Most Tunisians speak English and many other languages, French being very common. Tunisian Arabic is somewhat different to the classic version.

Tunisia News

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