Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:Didsbury Dave said:Is it actually possible for Mancini to utter a single sentance without the word "important" in it? It's worse than Hughes with his "obviously"s.
I imagine him at home with his wife:
"What do you want for tea, love?"
"Well, eet is imprtant we av meat. So a pie is good, No? eet is imprtant we av ze gravy too, as well"
We should have Roberto doing press conferences and interviews in Italian with subtitles - I'm intrigued as to whether 'important', 'good player' appear in his mother tongue with the same frequency as he uses them in English.
No but the word important is virtually the same in Italian so whereas he wouldn't use the word as much in his mother tongue he will when he speaks in english as he is confident of it's meaning and can verbalise it fairly well.
I have a few Michel Thomas language tapes and he uses the similarities in language to build ever more complex sentences, christ I'm bring myself now