Please do not force me to go down either the amabo or amabam route, Christophe a LondraAmateur
;)
Please do not force me to go down either the amabo or amabam route, Christophe a LondraAmateur
;)
Certo. Ho studiato Italiano e storia all'università, perché mi piace il Rinascimento.
There’s a wonderful painting in Pisa cathedral that shows an elderly churchman seated on a throne type chair. Kneeling before him is a female supplicant seeking blessing.
I tell people that the title is ‘mentre sei in basso, caro.’
cara*
Sounds better as 'già che sei lì in basso, cara...' but if your public doesn't understand Italian it's all the same ;)
To answer the title question; Italian, English, some Spanish and some French through school, but I forget more and more each year.
You’re quite right, cara. But there’s another one where it’s definitely caro.
Filthy bastards.
I always assumed the welsh only spoke welsh to each other when an english person walked into a gift shop in Conway ;-)
Channel Islands employed a lot of portuguese workers in the 00s
Nobody from Scotland ever has. Its because you are all ruffians and uncouth types, peasants. If only you had let the Romans in and not built that silly wall.