Hi Mary You never know how they will take it. I would say generally the letters are will received. However if you ask about family land and things of that nature you may not get a response. Also a letter written in english as the young if available can read and write english in some cases. They would enjoy the challenge. Good look Ciao Steve TKrog10@aol.com wrote: > Hello: > > Hello: > > Has anyone written letters to possible relatives in Italy? Were the results > what you expected? I am thinking of doing this but am not too sure how they > will be received. Also, if I do this do I sent them a self addressed stamped > envelope for their reply and do I include instead of postage an international > postal coupon? Any suggestions as to whether I should do this or not would > be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks very much! > Mary Krog