The stockfish that arrives here in Italy comes directly from the Lofoten islands(Norway). The story goes that in 1431 Pietro Querini and his crew were sailing North and after a journey that had seemed unfortunate from the beginning there was a shipwreck and the survivors found themselves in the Lofoten islands. They were rescued and taken care of, so they spent the colder months there and when the season allowed them to take sea again, they slowly returned to Venice and brought lots of dried stockfish, given to them because it was a durable food that would have lasted for the whole journey. The enthusiasm with which it was welcomed in Venice was due also to the fact that in that period in the different convents and monasteries in the region, people were eating too much meat and dried stockfish represented a perfect solution to reintroduce the habit of the venerdì di magro (light Friday). Baccalà (bacalà in Vicenza, whose dialect tends to eliminate double consonants) is a misnomer. The dish’s main ingredient is not salted cod, known everywhere else in Italy as baccalà, but the air-dried variety, stoccafisso,
In the osteria the waitress was very friendly and told us a bit about the story. Even if I am from Vicenza, I did not know so much about it....sometimes you feel like a tourist in your own city hehe
Hi, Sam! Your sublime videos, with so many lessons and stunning backdrops, light up my day and week! I can't be envious (because I consider envy as a desire to destroy the well-being and wealth of other people) I could be a bit jealous but as we are accompanying you, I'm more focused on the many valuable things we can learn and see on your trips! Take for granted that your videos arise our curiosity! Cheers, Sam!
Luis you are a legend! Your comments making example sentences with the language I taught really lights up my day!! Excellent examples. Be careful with the last one.. 'arouse' not 'arise' All the best!
@@PAPIEnglish Oh, thanks because I thought it was the past tense of "arise" 🤦♂️ and "arouse" in this case is a regular verb. 😁 This is a new lesson! Thanks, unless you told me, I wouldn't have realized it!
great video,sam,such a sublime city… I liked the last cut with you trying to pronounce osteria….it makes you more human seeing you fighting as well as we do learning english…and thank you for your great work!✌🏻tom
Thanks! 😃 yes I am always putting something extra at the end!! I am too a language learner and I think it is nice to share my doubts and troubles as well! All the best Tom!
sublime light up my day, arousing curiosity, backdrop, at a push, backdrop...Interesting vocabulary in context. If possible make at least 10 minutes videos. Many times we feel, they ended suddenly. Thank you Papi Engilsh.
@@PAPIEnglish yeah i really really really like it😆 Thanks for making such an awesome video, i shared this to my friends and they are really like it too ❤❤
I love this video. It's very useful for learning English by myself these social distancing days. I miss the world so much before Covid19 when having traveled wherever I wanted. I'd like to visit Vicenza, one day. Thank you😍
I'm from Vicenza. I didn't know you but I've seen this video on Facebook and I'm here commenting to tell you: congratulations! Very nice format. PS: I think you missed the opportunity to show the "Villa La Rotonda", probably the most famous and iconic monument of the city
@@PAPIEnglish Pinocchio, who lived in Italy, saw his nose growing everytime he told a lie. Even the white ones. I'll see you on the next video and will compare 😊
I suggest you visit India. If I am correct, you will enjoy India very well. Because you will find a lot of diversity. You will find here billionaires and beggars living in one locality. India's cultural diversity is amazing. You could find it only in some countries.
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PAPI English travel videos light up my day 🤩 Great video again! I didn’t know Vicenza was so beautiful, I’ll definitely visit!
Yes!! All the cities in Italy are so nice haha! Definitely worth a visit! :)
The stockfish that
arrives here in Italy comes directly from the Lofoten
islands(Norway). The story goes that in 1431 Pietro Querini and his
crew were sailing North and after a journey that had seemed
unfortunate from the beginning there was a shipwreck and the
survivors found themselves in the Lofoten islands. They were rescued
and taken care of, so they spent the colder months there and when the
season allowed them to take sea again, they slowly returned to Venice
and brought lots of dried stockfish, given to them because it was a
durable food that would have lasted for the whole journey. The
enthusiasm with which it was welcomed in Venice was due also to the
fact that in that period in the different convents and monasteries in
the region, people were eating too much meat and dried stockfish
represented a perfect solution to reintroduce the habit of the
venerdì di magro (light Friday). Baccalà (bacalà in
Vicenza, whose dialect tends to eliminate double consonants) is a
misnomer. The dish’s main ingredient is not salted cod, known
everywhere else in Italy as baccalà, but the air-dried
variety, stoccafisso,
Wow that's so interesting! Also confusing because they give it another name! Thank you for sharing! I hope you enjoyed the video :)
In the osteria the waitress was very friendly and told us a bit about the story. Even if I am from Vicenza, I did not know so much about it....sometimes you feel like a tourist in your own city hehe
What a beautiful place with great teacher
Thanks :) I'm glad you like it!
my favorite teacher is the most incredible man ever. thanks for teaching us... I want to learn moreeeee. Greetings from Brazil.
It's my pleasure teaching you and showing you these amazing places! A lot more lessons to come! Thanks :)
Great Video, great backdrop, beatiful city, better local (Matteo the best)!
Couldn't agree more! Matteo is amazing and it is always so much fun filming with him! :)
Very nice place and video.Hopefully in the near future I can visit this place.
You should! It's great and not far from Verona and Venice, which are also amazing! I'm glad you like the video :)
Thank you PAPI English and Matteo for interesting video!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Glad you enjoyed it! More on the way! :)
Terrific👏👏👏👏
Thanks a million🌺🍃
Thank you too!
Hi, Sam!
Your sublime videos, with so many lessons and stunning backdrops, light up my day and week!
I can't be envious (because I consider envy as a desire to destroy the well-being and wealth of other people) I could be a bit jealous but as we are accompanying you, I'm more focused on the many valuable things we can learn and see on your trips! Take for granted that your videos arise our curiosity!
Cheers, Sam!
Luis you are a legend! Your comments making example sentences with the language I taught really lights up my day!! Excellent examples. Be careful with the last one.. 'arouse' not 'arise' All the best!
@@PAPIEnglish Oh, thanks because I thought it was the past tense of "arise" 🤦♂️ and "arouse" in this case is a regular verb. 😁 This is a new lesson!
Thanks, unless you told me, I wouldn't have realized it!
@@luis_ar2146 no problem!! Glad to teach you something new! :)
Nice format 😊 the Teatro Olimpico is the first covered theatre in the world!
Oh cool! It was super cool and the stage decorations are still original! Thanks for the info :)
Great video!!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you 🙌
Thank youu soo much Sam ❤️you are a really good teacher ..method are very unique ❤️god bless youu..❤️
great video,sam,such a sublime city… I liked the last cut with you trying to pronounce osteria….it makes you more human seeing you fighting as well as we do learning english…and thank you for your great work!✌🏻tom
Thanks! 😃 yes I am always putting something extra at the end!! I am too a language learner and I think it is nice to share my doubts and troubles as well! All the best Tom!
sublime light up my day, arousing curiosity, backdrop, at a push, backdrop...Interesting vocabulary in context. If possible make at least 10 minutes videos. Many times we feel, they ended suddenly. Thank you Papi Engilsh.
Noted! I will try and make them a little longer! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos :)
I enjoyed very much. Thank you so much for your amazing vudeos.
Glad you like them! A lot more on the way! :)
Great video of my city. Just slightly short
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm aiming to make the videos in this series a couple minutes longer from now on! Thanks for the feedback :)
VICENZA WOWWWWW😍😍😍😍😍😍😆😆
Glad you like it :)
@@PAPIEnglish yeah i really really really like it😆 Thanks for making such an awesome video, i shared this to my friends and they are really like it too ❤❤
@@nurhalizaruhiyat2626 that's amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!! It makes it worth it :)
@@PAPIEnglish oh yeah, my pleasure🥰
Hi teacher Sam! I enjoyed the lesson. Thank you so much! Subscription added 🤩👍
Thank you! 😃 Lots more on the way!
Love your Italian , French or German accent ❤ How about your Spanish one?
wow!!good!!
Thanks! 😃 A lot more to come like this!
I love this video. It's very useful for learning English by myself these social distancing days. I miss the world so much before Covid19 when having traveled wherever I wanted.
I'd like to visit Vicenza, one day.
Thank you😍
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you can start travelling soon too. In the meantime I will be making a lot more videos like this :)
Matteo knows the word - arouse. Hehehe. Especially in the presence of Papi-)
I'm from Vicenza. I didn't know you but I've seen this video on Facebook and I'm here commenting to tell you: congratulations! Very nice format.
PS: I think you missed the opportunity to show the "Villa La Rotonda", probably the most famous and iconic monument of the city
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Unfortunately Villa La Rotonda was closed because of Covid :/
@@PAPIEnglish oh that's a shame. It opened again recently. However, it's beautiful ( maybe even more ) also from a distance ahah.
Bogota!!!! You should go to Bogota!!!!!
sounds like a great idea :D
Super!
Thank you very much! :)
Thanks for such an amazing video¡ I really enjoyed it, I hope to visit it someday ....you should visit the south of chile
I will definitely visit Chile, it would be amazing! It's on the list and I will do it soon :)
Next destination must be Verona! 😁
Verona is definitely coming soon! ☺️
Mateo hehehehe an alternative boy😊
And Verona?
I can do a video in Verona soon! Keep watching, a lot more videos in interesting places to come!
Thank you so much PapiEnglish
You are very welcome! :)
Sam, did Matteo tell you that Vicenza has the best ice cream in the world? Soooo good. I feel envious... no, it really is jealously and so on
haha great example! Nooo he didn't tell me, I thought the best ice cream was in Trieste! haha
@@PAPIEnglish Trevisi is THE place. I am counting on you to show me around 😉
@@ruicoelho1962 of course! :)
@@PAPIEnglish Pinocchio, who lived in Italy, saw his nose growing everytime he told a lie. Even the white ones. I'll see you on the next video and will compare 😊
@@ruicoelho1962 hahaha! Hope you enjoy it! Milan next!
Noialtri de Vicenza/Vicensa parlemo dialeto Veneto
You should come to Argentina!
I really really hope to go there soon!
Hii sir how are you ❤
I suggest you visit India. If I am correct, you will enjoy India very well. Because you will find a lot of diversity. You will find here billionaires and beggars living in one locality. India's cultural diversity is amazing. You could find it only in some countries.
I hope I can go soon! I went twice when I was a child but I would love to go back and make videos there!
Plz visit india
I hope to make videos in India one day soon! :)
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@@PAPIEnglish 😍
You are so sweet sam
Thank you! :)
I am English Sam 😂