Frustrating.....

Ciao, miei amici, (hi, my friends)

OK, here I am, Sunday night at 11pm doing my homework. Now I know I mentioned this before but I must ask it again. Why do I procrastinate? I'm soooooo frustrated right now. My Italian workbook and textbook are (of course) all in Italian. How does a person figure out the questions though, much less the friggin answers to the questions? UGH! Seriously though, I love my class, I just wish I didn't procrastinate so much and I would really like to know why every word in the Italian language has 12 different meanings! I wish I was joking here but unfortunately I am not. Me/you/he/she/they in English we have those 5. In Italian those same 5 words have about 6 different spellings/pronunciations each depending on if you are speaking formally or not. As an example....Ciao is the informal way of saying hi or bye. However the formal versions could be (cause there are options for these as well) buongiorno (good morning) and buonasera (good evening) are the formal versions. so, I hope you are all seeing how frustrating it is. OK, so I get that maybe it would be less frustrating if I had started it a week ago but you know me. lol Sigh, well thanks for letting me vent a little. :)

Buonanotte (Good night)