Looking for english speaking friends in Sicily :)

[titaniclynn]

Hi there .im new to italy been here a month moved here from texas usa ,finding it difficult find anyone my area speaks english ,love to find some friends get to know the area as well .dont know any Italian ,though my B/F is trying to teach me .I,m 40 starting a new adventure in this country but feel a bit lost nobody talk to and what to do any advice be great(especially about jobs ) .im in a small town right outside Syracuse Sicily .Thanks in advance for any advice hugzs

[Jesilushes]

Hi how its there in Sicily?

[Jesilushes]

I am coming there in a few month time i love to get a part time job? any advised.

[pastabay]

Originally Posted by titaniclynn

Hi there .im new to italy been here a month moved here from texas usa ,finding it difficult find anyone my area speaks english ,love to find some friends get to know the area as well .dont know any Italian ,though my B/F is trying to teach me .I,m 40 starting a new adventure in this country but feel a bit lost nobody talk to and what to do any advice be great(especially about jobs ) .im in a small town right outside Syracuse Sicily .Thanks in advance for any advice hugzs

Hi, Titaniclynn.

My wife and I are both Brit's, we live in Lentini, about a 30min drive from Syracuse. We know expats from the USA and England,also we have many Italian friends.get back to me about getting in touch.
Cheers, Pastabay

[Mixologist]

Hello,
I hope your learning Italian now, I been here for almost 3 months. It is quite difficult to cope up when no one speak decent English. But what my advice for you is to go to closest community group or charity that teach Italian language. In there you will meet expats that from different origins and country, I'm pretty sure you will find some there that has the same situation that you have. When I first arrive here this is what I did and I found it very interesting coz those are the only people that you can really speak English well and exchange ideas about Italy.

[lindanoto63]

Originally Posted by titaniclynn

Hi there .im new to italy been here a month moved here from texas usa ,finding it difficult find anyone my area speaks english ,love to find some friends get to know the area as well .dont know any Italian ,though my B/F is trying to teach me .I,m 40 starting a new adventure in this country but feel a bit lost nobody talk to and what to do any advice be great(especially about jobs ) .im in a small town right outside Syracuse Sicily .Thanks in advance for any advice hugzs

Hi,
I am originally from the USA have been here 5 years in province di Siracusa. I live in Ortigia. would love to meet up, there are many english speakiers here .
my email: [

[lindanoto63]

Originally Posted by titaniclynn

Hi there .im new to italy been here a month moved here from texas usa ,finding it difficult find anyone my area speaks english ,love to find some friends get to know the area as well .dont know any Italian ,though my B/F is trying to teach me .I,m 40 starting a new adventure in this country but feel a bit lost nobody talk to and what to do any advice be great(especially about jobs ) .im in a small town right outside Syracuse Sicily .Thanks in advance for any advice hugzs

hi ,
I am from Rhode Island USA have been here for almost 8 years (5 in sicily 3 in greece) i live in Siracusa if you want to meet up . we are in the same age group and it is always nice to be able to speak some english!
ciao, Linda Chartier

[islandsiren]

Originally Posted by titaniclynn

Hi there .im new to italy been here a month moved here from texas usa ,finding it difficult find anyone my area speaks english ,love to find some friends get to know the area as well .dont know any Italian ,though my B/F is trying to teach me .I,m 40 starting a new adventure in this country but feel a bit lost nobody talk to and what to do any advice be great(especially about jobs ) .im in a small town right outside Syracuse Sicily .Thanks in advance for any advice hugzs

Hi, how do you like Sicily now? WE are getting ready to visit there in July, just looking around to see where we might want to buy a small place. But, we don't speak Italian either.

[lindanoto63]

Originally Posted by islandsiren

Hi, how do you like Sicily now? WE are getting ready to visit there in July, just looking around to see where we might want to buy a small place. But, we don't speak Italian either.

still love it here. there are problems like anywhere but if I had to choose between the States and here- i will gladly stay here!
Modicasa.com is an agent here . Ramsay speaks English and since he ACTUALLY lives here and is fluent you can get informed, accurate info as far as finding a property instead of some "expert" with an outside agency just visiting and mumbling thru. I have a farm for sale and it is listed with him on his website.
learn the language- no one speaks English here.

[observer-for now]

Originally Posted by lindanoto63

still love it here. there are problems like anywhere but if I had to choose between the States and here- i will gladly stay here!
is an agent here . Ramsay speaks English and since he ACTUALLY lives here and is fluent you can get informed, accurate info as far as finding a property instead of some "expert" with an outside agency just visiting and mumbling thru. I have a farm for sale and it is listed with him on his website.
learn the language- no one speaks English here.

Hello, I read with interest your posting as yesterday I was looking at the very website you mentioned. Have you being living in the area for long? which is the farm you try to sell? Any thoughts or ideas you are prepared to share about the region will be appreciated. I am investigating the place (for now from far, online) for a possible future holiday and maybe down the line , for retiring.

Best wishes