User:Sciamanna

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Hi! I've only just started editing on Wikipedia. I don't expect I will make major contributions, though you never know. Proofreading corrections are a lot more likely. I'm a professional translator (En>It) and probably for this reason I can't help noticing typos, bad spelling and suchlike. I'm delighted to find that Wikipedia allows me to correct them on the fly... :-)