<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

My entire family is of Italian descent, but we've been in the USA for a few generations now. I will be going to Italy on business later this summer and I'm planning on taking a week to be a tourist afterwards. My parents have told me they met a couple distant cousins while traveling there a couple decades ago, so I thought it might be cool to try to meet them while I'm there. I'm just a little bit worried about how awkward it will be, though.

I don't speak Italian, and I have little reason to expect my cousins would speak English. We're separated by at least three generations, too, so it's not like our families keep in touch anymore. If you were in their situation and I came to visit, how would you feel about it? I'm seriously worried it'll end up an awkward and quiet five minute meeting before parting ways in disappointment and frustration.

The reason I was thinking about meeting my cousins, though, is because I'm told there are two brothers a few years younger than me named Mario and Luigi, and, well, do I need to say more?
<bot>: How do you feel about very distant cousins (from very distant countries) coming to your country to meet you? What if they don't speak your language? Is it cool or awkward as hell?