You're very welcome!

Thanks Marc.

you will kinda just have to find them by moving ur finger on the fingerboard, you can use a tuner to be exact. assuming you have your hand in 1st position, then on ur highest pitch string (fa) ur index finger will be on fa# , middle finger on sol, ring finger on la flat, pinky on la. use a tuner and adjust ur fingers to the correct pitch. and try to make it muscle memory so that you don't need frets

let me know if u want me to type out note locations on all strings and send it

you simply must use your ear, and you will develop muscle memory with practice....an easy way to anchor yourself is by playing a perfect fifth, as this is very easy to hear when it's in tune (without needing a tuner). You play an open string, and on the string above that, depress near what would be the second fret on a guitar. adjust until you are playing a perfect 5th. this should be easy to recognize (think the opening 2 notes of 2001 a space odyssey). Play this with your middle finger, and you can then find where your first and third fingers should be to be a half step above and below. It takes practice, but will become second nature. However, it's important to develop both the ear and the muscle memory. even experienced players have to make little microadjustments to ensure they are in the right place. and muscle memory takes over from there

u can play the oriental lute left handed by switching the strings upside down…and anyone can learn it age doesnt matter

No one is to old to learn new things.