Having breakfast

Italian people don't love having a great big breakfast like most English or American people. It's wrong, I know but...I'm Italian and so my breakfast is very slow light,  and little: a cup of cappuccino and some biscuits. I'm afraid so [meglio: it's true] but it's impossible for me to eat  eating scrambled eggs or bacon in the morning or at dawn. How horrible!

love. This is a Busuu error. Like = piacere, love = amare. Although, if you like something a lot [piace molto] you might say that you love it. Eg: I like champagne but I love prosecco.  It is not used in the negative, except maybe sarcasticly.

You can say 'big breakfast' or 'great big breakfast' but not 'great breakfast' on its own.

A 'light' breakfast tells us you don't eat or drink muchl. When you say it is slow, do you mean you take your time? If so you would say: my breakfast is light and relaxed.

For your last sentence I would write:'....for me it would be impossible to eat srambled eggs or bacon first thing in the morning.' - e in effetti è vero. Non mi piace [o amo!] una grande colazione

Well written, easy to understand. Good to see you! Ciao Terrey

Italian people don't love having a great breakfast like most English or American people. It's wrong, I know but...I'm Italian and so my breakfast is very slow and little: a cup of cappuccino and some biscuits. I'm afraid so but it's impossible for me eating scrambled eggs or bacon in morning or at dawn. How horrible!