Fabrizio - more beautiful composition and technique. I have visited several parts of Italy but never the northwest. Your pictures make me want to get on an airplane.
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Ming, it depends. We drink cappuccino especially in the morning at breakfast with some french cake like croissant. Then we drink cofee, we don't call it espresso 'cause it's natural to have an espresso and not an American cafe. To have an American cafe you have to ask for it. We drink coffee, I was saying, along the day. Especially after lunch and after dinner.
Ciao Fabrizio... che belle fotografie tutte! Scusami per il mio italiano ma e gia 1 anno che non parlo... Io sono andata a studiare a torino per 6 mesi e le tue foto me hanno fatto ricordare tante cose belle di questa citta!! tu hai un gran talento in scrivere e in fare delle foto.. quindi spero che lo farai piu! complimenti!
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Fabrizio - more beautiful composition and technique. I have visited several parts of Italy but never the northwest. Your pictures make me want to get on an airplane.
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Bob
Thank ou Bob about your nice words. I really hope you have chance one day to come to visit Torino.
ReplyDeleteI love the store sign.
ReplyDeleteDo Italians drink cuppacino? Or do they mostly drink espresso?
Ming, it depends. We drink cappuccino especially in the morning at breakfast with some french cake like croissant. Then we drink cofee, we don't call it espresso 'cause it's natural to have an espresso and not an American cafe. To have an American cafe you have to ask for it. We drink coffee, I was saying, along the day. Especially after lunch and after dinner.
ReplyDeleteFabrizio, it is very important to tell to non-italian friends that nobody drinks cappuccino in Italy after 10 am... :-)
ReplyDeleteYa James is in right. That the reason because we have it at breakfast.
ReplyDeleteCiao Fabrizio... che belle fotografie tutte! Scusami per il mio italiano ma e gia 1 anno che non parlo... Io sono andata a studiare a torino per 6 mesi e le tue foto me hanno fatto ricordare tante cose belle di questa citta!! tu hai un gran talento in scrivere e in fare delle foto.. quindi spero che lo farai piu! complimenti!
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