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Okay, so your Italian right?

*Puts on mustache and leans back in chair.* MADG, your my bratha, and I love ya. But never take sides against the family..EVA.

*Flicks off mustache*

Thats right. You in dah mafia now! >;D Or maybe you REALLY are in real life

o.o

Anyways..

Tutti gli miei altoparlanti italiani belli, eredità, imparando, gente di canto prego, ritengono liberi venire parlare di qualche cosa italiano! L'alimento, la coltura, lo stile di vita, e così via e così via ♥

I saluti e li ringraziano cari!

Tries to translate:
All my beautiful Italian... homies xD~, eredita... welcome(?), come in (?), people that has a beautiful language, you have the freedom to speak anything in Italian. The food, the culture, the life style, anything, anything. <3
My Italian is mostly by guessing, and... I have 25% Italian blood, my grandmother from my father's side was Italian heart

lol 1st time i hear that one biggrin
(translates: is it that hot in here or is that cause you here)

annyone wana donate more frases like that? biggrin wana laugh a bit

(I'm quite surprised that no one has mentioned and/or honored this man in here.)

I want to honor a man by the name of Luciano Pavarotti.
For those of you who don't know him, he's a very popular Italian opera tenor, might I add a very amazing one at that.

He passed away on 6 Settembre 2007, of Pancreatic cancer at the age of 71, in his house with his wife, three daughters and sister present.
An email from his manager, Terri Robson, read, "The Maestro fought a long, tough battle against the pancreatic cancer which eventually took his life. In fitting with the approach that characterized his life and work, he remained positive until finally succumbing to the last stages of his illness."

A couple of his performances include:
"Vesti La Giubba (I Pagliacci)"
"Caruso"
"Nessun Dorma"
To name a few of my favorites of his, those probably being more popular than some of the others.
He's also the first of the famed "The Three Tenors"

He's done many charities as well, and helped out greatly to enrich the lives of many both with his musical talent and his generosity.
This was a truly great man.


R.I.P Luciano Pavarotti
(If there's anything you'd like to add or correct, please do so)

Almost all of my class speaks Spanish or took Spanish before, so we're still stuck in Spanish mode whenever we pronounce the words.

Especially the word "intelligent."

Us: "intelli-HEN-tay"
Teacher: *stomps foot* "INTELLI-JEN-TAY! D:<"

Other than that, we're pretty good on the grammar and stuff.