Mac
You might also mention the word 'Sympatico' which is used, in my view anyway, to convey exactly the same as it's Italian meaning.
Ron
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- ven 3 ott 2008, 21:49
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Practice your English. Help and advice.
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- ven 26 set 2008, 13:52
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Trieste Liberata by ?
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Posting in English
My apologies to all if I have created any problems but I must point out that the reason I originally posted on the "English Section" was because I knew than the articles would be written in English :roll: The only reason I replied in my bad Italian was simply because I felt it courteous to...
- ven 26 set 2008, 0:11
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Trieste Liberata by ?
- Risposte: 20
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It would be nice to be able to understand :)
Possiamo avere un po di Inglese per favore?
Molte grazie!
Ron
Auguri a tutti
Molte grazie!
Ron
Auguri a tutti
- ven 1 ago 2008, 6:02
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Help With Postcard.
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Postcards of Trieste
Hi Aldo Before I forget, have you looked at : http://www.milhist.net/betfor/gallery05/ This is the BETFOR site and has many lovely old postcards of Trieste. Looking back at your reply to my posting it appears that I may have confused you :oops: Don't worry about it, I seem to go through life confusi...
- gio 31 lug 2008, 19:19
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Help With Postcard.
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Old Postcards
Ciao Mac
Why not show the young man the postcards in my Army Album ?
Trust this finds you well
Ron
Why not show the young man the postcards in my Army Album ?
Trust this finds you well
Ron
- ven 1 feb 2008, 15:01
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: The Women's Land Army
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- ven 1 feb 2008, 14:56
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: The Women's Land Army
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Had to show you another ninety-two year old
Grazie a tutti !
Just had to show you another sister, Gertie, who is now 92 and yes....we are all very grateful at still being together
Just had to show you another sister, Gertie, who is now 92 and yes....we are all very grateful at still being together
- gio 31 gen 2008, 20:14
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: The Women's Land Army
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Ron's elder sisters
Hi Nania
Thank you for your comment and good wishes which I will pass on to my sister.
You might be interested to know that I have two other sisters also in their nineties, one of them, Esther, pictured here with Polly (who is seated on the right) is 94 !
Best wishes
Ron
Thank you for your comment and good wishes which I will pass on to my sister.
You might be interested to know that I have two other sisters also in their nineties, one of them, Esther, pictured here with Polly (who is seated on the right) is 94 !
Best wishes
Ron
- lun 28 gen 2008, 16:36
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: The Women's Land Army
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The Women's Land Army
The British government has finally got around to recognising the role played by the Women's Land Army in wartime Britain. You can read about it here: http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/world-war-ii-news-articles/13222-land-girls-rewarded.html#post127522 In any case, I atach below the picture of my much lo...
- mar 15 gen 2008, 8:29
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Practice your English. Help and advice.
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Peter, e tutti :lol: I know that there have been times on this site when some of the English speaking Italians and all of the English based members have winced at my terrible attempts at colloquial Italian. In my defence and to be totally honest, I havn't bought an English/Italian dictionary for yea...
- dom 13 gen 2008, 6:30
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Practice your English. Help and advice.
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Use of archaic words in the English language
Thanks for that Peter. I was interested when the thread started discussing "thee, thy & thou", not words I often use these days, but words of which Shakespeare has made us all aware. I went to my old friend Wikipedia to see what he had to say: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:@pple/Li...
- gio 10 gen 2008, 8:07
- Forum: La prima guera mondial
- Argomento: Diary of a WW1 Soldier
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- Visite : 936
Diary of a WW1 Soldier
Ciao everybody
I don't know whether you have read about this fascinating BLOG that is running at the moment?
Go to: http://www.wwar1.blogspot.com/
and enjoy
Ron
I don't know whether you have read about this fascinating BLOG that is running at the moment?
Go to: http://www.wwar1.blogspot.com/
and enjoy
Ron
- mar 8 gen 2008, 13:22
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: A British Soldier writes home from Italy in WW1
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A British Soldier writes home from Italy in WW1
Ciao everybody
I don't know whether you have read about this fascinating BLOG that is running at the moment?
Go to: http://www.wwar1.blogspot.com/
and enjoy
Ron
I don't know whether you have read about this fascinating BLOG that is running at the moment?
Go to: http://www.wwar1.blogspot.com/
and enjoy
Ron
- ven 14 dic 2007, 9:35
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Greetings from London
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Greetings from London
Dear all I’m posting this good and early in case I forget to do it later :roll: Firstly……… Bone Feste a tutti, e Auguri per un sereno Natale :lol: :lol: :lol: Secondly……I would like to take this opportunity to send my very good wishes to Maria Refolo ( even though I know that she is no longer an act...
- ven 16 nov 2007, 8:01
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Practice your English. Help and advice.
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More on Antechamber
More on antechamber:
An antechamber is a smaller room or vestibule serving as an entryway into a larger one. The word is formed of the Latin ante camera, meaning "room before."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antechamber
Ron
An antechamber is a smaller room or vestibule serving as an entryway into a larger one. The word is formed of the Latin ante camera, meaning "room before."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antechamber
Ron
- ven 16 nov 2007, 7:44
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More on Anti-chambers & Disimpegno
Signori
Apparently this is not a new problem
http://forum.wordreference.com/archive/ ... 82701.html
Ron
Apparently this is not a new problem
http://forum.wordreference.com/archive/ ... 82701.html
Ron
- ven 16 nov 2007, 1:08
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Practice your English. Help and advice.
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Loking for a word?
Adler
The word is "ante-room" but be aware that this is slightly old fashioned as few houses these days can afford the luxury of such a space.
Ciao
Ron
The word is "ante-room" but be aware that this is slightly old fashioned as few houses these days can afford the luxury of such a space.
Ciao
Ron
- mer 31 ott 2007, 6:05
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Yankee Zaule Stadium
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American Football
Dear Adler Sorry to say that all this took place after my time in Trieste (October '45 to January '47) :'-( My Australian friend kindly pointed me to: https://www.atrieste.eu/Forum3/viewtopic.php?t=882&highlight=american+football+gridiron where I was able to see that this subject has been discus...
- gio 18 ott 2007, 10:32
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Does no one write in English anymore?
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Does no one write in English anymore?
Ciao everybody :lol: Just browsing the internet and thought I'd look in to see if anyone still posts in the English Section. Nothing new, I see, and I couldn't wondering whether or not it was time for your most respected and excellent site moderators to allow Maria back on the scene to post one of h...
- lun 17 set 2007, 12:17
- Forum: English section
- Argomento: Have you visted Mostar since they rebuilt the bridge?
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Mostar & Dubrovnik
Mac
I mentioned Dubrovnik, our Hotel was the Excelsior and we had a huge terrace attached to our room from which I used to sketch every morning.
(see the attached pics)
They say "great minds think alike"I was just thinking to write something about the programme of last night!
I mentioned Dubrovnik, our Hotel was the Excelsior and we had a huge terrace attached to our room from which I used to sketch every morning.
(see the attached pics)