| gianandrea | says | bravo! |
| dolceshan | woo! |
| jolie21 | dice grande!!!! |
| DebInAustin | says | oddly, the gym where I work out is named Forza. Unfortunately the word is lost on many Denverites, so I think it is making marketing tough. |
| frankmartin | says | yeah, people are conditioned to Italian being only on the names of restaurants. |
| Connie | wishes | she remembered something from 4 semesters of Italian at university. But haven't used it over 3 decades. |
| DebInAustin | says | I know the word *gelato* |
| frankmartin | says | connie - I do love the language, and the country, and the people, SO much. Oh yeah. The food and wine too! |
| Connie | says | ditto to all of the above, frankmartin. I have visited Italy only once, many may years ago, but I loved it. Hope to go back some day. |
| frankmartin | says | I hope so too! |
| LindaZ | says | me tooooo |
| frankmartin | says | dierre |
| frankmartin | says | immagino cosi |
| TVTechGrl | is | looking forward to visiting Italy in the Fall. |
| dolceshan | but the people in italy say "forza italia"... |
| frankmartin | says | that's what I thought too... |
| dolceshan | tell that to all the italians in italy |
| frankmartin | non anche diro "forza Italia" - |
| frankmartin | says | annfrau is a wonderful friend and very patient with my mistakes! |
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