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any one neat tallaght speaks italian?

  • 10-11-2008 4:59pm
    #1
    redfan
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    im so adament to master this launduage
    so so beautyfull


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  • #2
    chin_grin
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    One at a time eh? :D


  • #3
    rover84
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    redfan wrote: »
    im so adament to master this launduage
    so so beautyfull

    If I were you, I would master the english one first.


  • #4
    redfan
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    smart arse lol


  • #5
    secman
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    2 Chippers in village, dare say they speak italiano !:D


    Secman


  • #6
    The Corinthian
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    secman wrote: »
    2 Chippers in village, dare say they speak italiano !:D
    Arguable. My experience of chippers is that many now will be second, third or even fourth generation Italian and will often speak a mixture of Italian, dialect and Dublinese. There's a limit to how much Italian someone will learn, no matter how many summer vacations were spent in Frosinone.

    I remember one teacher in the Italian Cultural Institute comment on how certain words have been completely lost; "vado al negozio" has become "vado al shop", with the Italian word for shop being displaced by the English.
    redfan wrote: »
    im so adament to master this launduage
    so so beautyfull
    While I suspect your post is simply a troll, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. However, given the unintelligible nature of this thread in any language, I'm going to close it.


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