"Well, it's not exactly the same, but I didn't really struggle to understand you Jolyne." He says, shrugging lightly. "Considering growing up in Napoli, my Italian is a bit... I suppose flavored is a good way to put it, by the Napolitian that also is there. It was insisted that I learn Italian first and foremost though, so the other is just what I've picked up here and there." He admits.

"The biggest things are probably colloquialisms, or slang. But we didn't talk in Italian long, so it's a little hard to say." He shrugs, as if to imply that could be addressed later. "Jolyne, if you want, you can practice with me. If you want to work on it, of course." He offers to her.