Any Italians on here?

[Lil' Lady Chaz]

I'm doing Italian at College soon, and I was wondering are there any Italians on this board at all? Need a few recomendations on where to go, lol

Cheers.

[JayBe]

hi,

i got a friend who made her studies in Trieste. visited her one time: beautiful city. she told me that the profs there are very friendly and you can earn your points there very easy, no big job. but you have to be fit in speaking italian. are you?

greetings
jaybe

[Lil' Lady Chaz]

Originally Posted by JayBe

hi,

i got a friend who made her studies in Trieste. visited her one time: beautiful city. she told me that the profs there are very friendly and you can earn your points there very easy, no big job. but you have to be fit in speaking italian. are you?

greetings
jaybe

Oh yes i'm fully prepared, i'm a fast learner anyhow, just need another persons point of view

[Dyce_Blue]

I am Italian by heritage. My great-grandfather came here on a boat from Sicily. I have never been there and I dont know any Italian though...

I like pasta and the Rocky movies. That makes me Italian enough.

[Lil' Lady Chaz]

Originally Posted by Dyce_Blue

I am Italian by heritage. My great-grandfather came here on a boat from Sicily. I have never been there and I dont know any Italian though...

I like pasta and the Rocky movies. That makes me Italian enough.

Well at least theres one, lol

[kilyncw]

italians are arrogant hot heads. but usually forgive and forget. my roommate is italion and is constantly furious about something. it get annoying.
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[Sarah]

Originally Posted by kilyncw

italians are arrogant hot heads. but usually forgive and forget. my roommate is italion and is constantly furious about something. it get annoying.

Woah. You're certainly not sterotyping are you?

[kilyncw]

ok ok i apologize for that previous statement, it was a very stereotypical statement but in all actuallity it is all i've been exposed to as far as italians go. so i really have no second half for comparison.
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[Jacoby]

Originally Posted by kilyncw

ok ok i apologize for that previous statement, it was a very stereotypical statement but in all actuallity it is all i've been exposed to as far as italians go. so i really have no second half for comparison.

My father's Italian, and he's not that way. He does yell a lot more than anyone though. Some Italians are known to raise their voices easily, though. We're all not 'arrogant hot-heads' though. My grandpa lived in Italy for a while before he came here and he's one of the most calm people I've ever met.

[hasselbrad]

Growing up, out next door neighbors were Italian...the Capitanos. I can still taste Mrs. Capitano's manicotti. If I was any ethnicity other than pure, driven cracker, I'd want to be Italian. The food, the cars, the women. Did I mention the food. Mamma mia.

[Richard]

I had an Italian teacher once, I never did like her. The whole time I was just waiting for her to whack the whole class.

Originally Posted by hasselbrad

Growing up, out next door neighbors were Italian...the Capitanos. I can still taste Mrs. Capitano's manicotti. If I was any ethnicity other than pure, driven cracker, I'd want to be Italian. The food, the cars, the women. Did I mention the food. Mamma mia.

The food, yes.
The women, maybe. Some were just plain ugly in The Godfather.
The cars, I'm gonna need a picture.

[Dyce_Blue]

Originally Posted by Richard

The cars, I'm gonna need a picture.

You're not familiar with Lambourghini, Ferrari, or Maserati?

[Richard]

Originally Posted by Dyce_Blue

You're not familiar with Lambourghini, Ferrari, or Maserati?

Ferrari yes. In that case, nevermind the whole cars bit.

[Kelsey]

My grandmother is from Italy, and my mom is annoying and acts like she is. When I was really really little, I was spoken to more in Italian than English. I know little things now, and can understand enough that it surprises me, but not enough to start yapping in Italian. But because it's my mother's side of the family, I refuse to acknowledge my Italian heritage.

[hasselbrad]

Originally Posted by Richard

The food, yes.
The women, maybe. Some were just plain ugly in The Godfather.
The cars, I'm gonna need a picture.

Ferrari 250 GTO



Sophia Loren...in her prime, of course.

[Nova Desty]

Originally Posted by Kelsey

But because it's my mother's side of the family, I refuse to acknowledge my Italian heritage.

Why?

I'm Italian at all, I live in Bolzano Novarese, "near" Milano. I suggest to visit Venice (Venezia), Rome (Roma), la Toscana, la Puglia, in general all Italy.
Exactly as i supposed Italy is known only for his food and for its car, and a common idea is that we are very touchy! In part is true, in part.
If someone want to speack italian with me can send me an e-mail or PM me, see you later!

[hasselbrad]

Originally Posted by Nova Desty

I'm Italian at all, I live in Bolzano Novarese, "near" Milano. I suggest to visit Venice (Venezia), Rome (Roma), la Toscana, la Puglia, in general all Italy.
Exactly as i supposed Italy is known only for his food and for its car, and a common idea is that we are very touchy! In part is true, in part.
If someone want to speack italian with me can send me an e-mail or PM me, see you later!

Ciao...when the food is that good and the cars are Ferraris...can you really blame me for thinking that way.