classic1 said:Parawolf, I can help a bit with the old Italiano as well. Don't listen to bbp just coz he was there for months. I learnt everything you need to know in a week and a half.
Classico-Unos guida to Italiano kulturo and languago.
Lugano = parawolf, you didn't get off the train at Como like you were supposed to and you are now in Switzerland you [censored]
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stupido testa della merda = someone told me to say this where you'd say 'please' in English, but I'm not too sure about this.
I hope this is really helpful when you are in Italy. It made my trip so much easier, I can tell you. Except for the last one. Also, Italians don't seem to like being spoken to slowly and loudly in English. Farked if I know why, the ignorant [censored].
Seriously, Como is great and the Lake Como area is beautiful. If you do have a chance to get up to Bellagio and Madonna di Ghisallo do it. And I did not have one crook feed in Italy.
Hilarious mate 🙂
I've got a co-worker that does the same job as me in Italy, based in Milan, and he has offered to be my tour guide for the Saturday. Picking me up on motorbike and taking me up to Como. We are going to do Bellagio, Madonna di Ghisallo + the muesum/church thing dedicated to cyclists that is there, have lunch in a restaurant on Lake Como and then watch the finish 🙂