Sailed with her for some time, in 1996. Still beautiful as i Remember (maybe better, cause she had a lot of restoration work done during this long time) those Hatch lead to living quarters and mess halls for the crew and cadets (3 big rooms for cadets, with tables and anchor points for hammocks... Yes, we slept on hammocks 😂) obviously there are also all sorts of technicals spaces down there! And yes, the bells are still used nowaday, the ship time is marked by bell sound, and the number of bell sounds change the meaning. For example, every 15 minutes, during night cruising, a single bell sound call for a voice report from crew on watch duty, 2 of them placed on Flying bridges...1 on bow and 1 stern, Reporting also for the good working of the ship navigation lights within sight of your sector. Traditions!
My father trained on it during his navy academy years in post war Italy. He was exceedingly proud of having been part of the Primo Corso Oceanici, the first class to cross the Atlantic.
Wow! That is sooooo cool! And what an honor to be part of the first class to cross the Atlantic! I'll bet it was both scary and exhilarating! Your dad is right to be proud!
So glad you got to see it! Yeah, the long line was totally worth it! I had originally planned to go on Wednesday night, but my friend, who was going with me, had to work late, and then holiday traffic was about 2 hours, it was BLAZING hot, even at 6:00 pm, so I rescheduled for Saturday morning. I'm soooo glad I did! I really would have hated to have missed this!
You are very welcome! And you're right to be proud of such a beautiful ship -- not only is it beautiful, but it's been a functional & useful ship for nearly 100 years! That's truly unheard of, and would be impossible if it were not built so well. So you are right to be proud! I feel honored to have been able to get on board of such a historic ship & see it up close.
Hey Jasmine, thanks for your wonderful videos...this is amazing, what a ship...we have a show boat on the coast of Adelaide in the trendy beach side suburb called "Glenelg" - (spelt the same backwards) - there are endless videos about Glenelg, it's now a restaurant...you can almost see Antarctica from there, Thanks for sharing this amazing ship and for your amazing information, Stay safe, Regards, Simon 😊
How wonderful to know! You must be very proud! To build a ship that has not just lasted, but has been functional for nearly 100 years? That is a testament to the quality of ship building in your city!
@@JasmineApple Yes, absolutely ! In fact, the shipyards of Castellammare di Stabia are the oldest in Europe. And even today, they build ships of the highest caliber for the Italian Navy. Despite a dark period... in which they risked closing due to some wrong political choices. But thank God, Fincantieri S.P.A. has decided to focus on our construction sites again. And in the end they are right, because there are many superior workers here.
@@longobardialfonso8376 inoltre a Castellammare di Stabia, sono state costruite molte delle nostre attuali NAVI DA GUERRA della Marina Militare Italiana. Grandi tradizioni, che rende Orgogliosi tutti gli italiani. 👋
@@tazzinasellout7968 È il cantiere navale più antico d'Europa!!! Che ancora oggi, è un vero fiore all'occhiello di tutto il settore della cantieristica navale italiana.
the Vespucci ship had its sister ship, the Colombo ship, which unfortunately after losing the Second World War we had to give to those Russian drunks. This ship, the same as the Vespucci, was sent by the Russians to carry coal, caught fire and sank
Wow, that's so sad about the Colombo. This ship is so beautiful, it must have been heartbreaking to see (or imagine) the Colombo burning & sinking. Were you a sailor on the Vespucci? Or in the Italian Navy? I truly appreciate the info you're sharing!
@@JasmineApple no I wasn't in the navy, in my time it was compulsory to be a soldier for a year, and due to the type of studies I was a second lieutenant of engineers, but I have a passion for naval modelling, that's why I know a lot about ships, especially I build battleships, I'm about to finish the Arizzona battleship
That Is incorrect the Russians gave her back to Italy but It was in no condition to be repaired It was disarmed So Italy bought another three mast tall ship build in France from an Italian private owner , It's the Palinuro , training ship of the Italian Navy . On the Vespucci they train Officers whereas on Palinuro they train Petty Officers
@@adeliomoro2069il commento del "costruttore di modellini" è demagogico e anche poco informato come al solito ci si ferma al pressappochismo grazie per averlo corretto!
Thank you so much! And greetings from Los Angeles! I've never been to Italy, but it's on the list. of places I want to visit. Seeing this ship makes me want to go to Italy even more!
I really enjoyed seeing your video as you really showed what the ship parts were and what they do. A great and different take on the ship tour which made it extremely enjoyable.
Ciao Jasmine....beautiful video. I am Italian and I was pleased to see that the AMERIGO VESPUCCI, manages to amaze and make itself loved. however, also the Ship CONSTITUTION of the U.S.NAVY is equally beautiful. compliments also for how you pronounced the MOTTO of the ship. greetings from ITALY. Ciao😊
Ciao!! Thank you so much for your kind words! And apologies for the late reply! I'm hoping to come visit your beautiful country in the next year or so!!
Vespucci ship was built around 1930 in castellamare di stabia , naples. A matter of proudness for italoamericans descendants from south italian sailors.
Beautiful boat! Presuming the level below where you cannot tour is where the crew accommodations are - would love to have seen them. Curious about the galley.
yes, on the lower deck there are the officers' cabins, while the sailors and ensign cadets sleep in hammocks like the sailors of the 1700s, then there are some beautiful reception rooms, it is tradition that at midnight the kitchen bakes pizza for the sailors on watch
We went at 5pm on that Saturday, which happened to have a 3 hour line to get on the ship. So glad you went early and captured this on video, as there was no way we were waiting 3 hours! Thanks and love your channel.
Grazie! Quando si torna al porto italiano, bisogna assolutamente prendersi un po' di tempo per andare a vederlo. È stato bellissimo! Mi sono sentita così privilegiata di averlo potuto visitare!
That's so fascinating! Very few things in this world are built to withstand decades of use, especially here in America. The Amerigo Vespucci is a testament to a functional design, quality construction, & timeless beauty. It's a beautiful ship!
Sai come si chiamano quelle persone in divisa con i pantaloni 👖 con le righe rosse ? Sono i CARABINIERI un reparto dell'esercito italiano ,insieme alla polizia ,la guardia di finanza e polizia locale .un abbraccio forte e un saluto dall'italia 👍🇮🇹🇺🇸
non un reparto! un arma dell'esercito. 1° arma! arma dei carabinieri arma di fanteria arma di artiglieria arma di cavalleria arma del genio. elevata ha forza armata indipendente nella riforma del 2000!
Thank you! My understanding that the naming of the Americas was a mistake by the cartographer who created the first map of this unnamed land mass. He mistakenly thought it had been discovered by Vespucci, so he called the land America. It was several years later when he learned his mistake, and tried to rename it for Columbus, but it was too late -- America stuck.
@@JasmineApple Ciao. It's not really like that. In his letters Amerigo Vespucci described the mainland he visited as a "New World" and was the first to realize that he was in the presence of a new continent. The other explorers thought it was India or the extreme part of Asia. It was the rapid diffusion of the letters circulated in his name that led the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller to use the feminine gender (America) of his Latinized name (Americus Vespucius), to indicate the new continent in a map of the world drawn in 1507, contained in the Cosmographiae Introductio. The German Waldseemüller's idea was that the name referred to present-day South America, that is, to the lands touched by Vespucci. Who wrote: «Now, however, these parts have been more fully examined, and another fourth part has been discovered by Amerigo Vespucci (as will be said later), therefore I do not see why anyone should rightly prohibit its discoverer, a man of sagacious genius, to call it Amerigen or America, so to speak, the land of Amerigo, when the names assigned both to Europe and to Asia are feminine.»
@@vuotopieno Realmente Vespucio no descubrió nada. Viajó por las costas de América del Sur en un barco español bajo las ordenes de Ojeda. Vespucio era comerciante, no marino ni cartógrafo. Pero escribió unas cartas usurpando el descubrimiento. Un impostor
Ciao, mi scuso per la risposta tardiva! Non sono sicuro che siano i carabinieri. Credo che quelle siano le uniformi dei musicisti che hanno suonato mentre aspettavo in fila. Hanno finito di suonare poco prima che salissi io, e anche loro stavano facendo il tour della nave.
Dear Jasmine thank you for honouring our Country by paying a visit to the Vespucci. Please forget some stupid comment about pronounciation. As you probably knows the internet is full of people that urgently needs to get a life. I'm sorry that you did'nt find on board anyone that could speak english. I find it pretty weird.
@@JasmineApple double c is like the sound ch of church. Possibly stronger because is a double. Also Michelangelo was wrong. It's not maichelangelo. Italian vowels are always the same. M-Ichelangelo
exactly, the fact she has to guess how to pronounce "vespucci" is hilarius, shame on english as a language to make this lady sound like a fool when she is totally not one.
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Sailed with her for some time, in 1996. Still beautiful as i Remember (maybe better, cause she had a lot of restoration work done during this long time) those Hatch lead to living quarters and mess halls for the crew and cadets (3 big rooms for cadets, with tables and anchor points for hammocks... Yes, we slept on hammocks 😂) obviously there are also all sorts of technicals spaces down there! And yes, the bells are still used nowaday, the ship time is marked by bell sound, and the number of bell sounds change the meaning. For example, every 15 minutes, during night cruising, a single bell sound call for a voice report from crew on watch duty, 2 of them placed on Flying bridges...1 on bow and 1 stern, Reporting also for the good working of the ship navigation lights within sight of your sector. Traditions!
Thank you so much! So nice to meet someone who's sailed with the ship and knows about what's down below!
The most beatiful ship in the world
It definitely is!
However beautiful our Vespucci can be, the Cutty Sark may have something to say about the "most beautiful ship in the world" issue... 😉
@@omicroneridani7456 yes,the cutty shark has to say "I agree, Amerigo Vespucci Is the most beautiful ship in the world " 🤷🏻♂️
@@motorhead5245 I beg to differ with that, but it's about personal conceptions, there's no true or false on both sides...
My father trained on it during his navy academy years in post war Italy. He was exceedingly proud of having been part of the Primo Corso Oceanici, the first class to cross the Atlantic.
Wow! That is sooooo cool! And what an honor to be part of the first class to cross the Atlantic! I'll bet it was both scary and exhilarating! Your dad is right to be proud!
We were lucky to get to see the ship before it left port. Spectacular. Nice video.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you got to see it -- spectacular is a great word for it!
I got to see it on the Friday. Looong lines but it was worth it. ❤️
So glad you got to see it! Yeah, the long line was totally worth it! I had originally planned to go on Wednesday night, but my friend, who was going with me, had to work late, and then holiday traffic was about 2 hours, it was BLAZING hot, even at 6:00 pm, so I rescheduled for Saturday morning. I'm soooo glad I did! I really would have hated to have missed this!
Thanks for sharing, The AMerigo Vespucci is our italian pride :) so good to see how she is loved across the planet :)
Thank you so much - she is a beautiful, beautiful ship!! Youare right to be so proud of her!
GRAZIE SIGNORA PER IL SUO BELLISSIMO VIDEO !!! ❤
Siete i benvenuti! Sono onorato di aver avuto modo di vedere questa incredibile nave!
Nice review on a symbol of Italy of which we are very fond as well as proud.
Thank you
You are very welcome! And you're right to be proud of such a beautiful ship -- not only is it beautiful, but it's been a functional & useful ship for nearly 100 years! That's truly unheard of, and would be impossible if it were not built so well. So you are right to be proud! I feel honored to have been able to get on board of such a historic ship & see it up close.
Dear Jasmine, ❤
Grazie, Grazie, Grazie,
per la tua BELLISSIMA testimonianza.
Io da Italiano
mi sono emozionato .
Tank you.
Paolo Foggetti.
Grazie mille, Paolo! Le tue parole gentili significano molto!
Wow 🤩 that’s pretty cool ⚓️👍
Hey Jasmine, thanks for your wonderful videos...this is amazing, what a ship...we have a show boat on the coast of Adelaide in the trendy beach side suburb called "Glenelg" - (spelt the same backwards) - there are endless videos about Glenelg, it's now a restaurant...you can almost see Antarctica from there, Thanks for sharing this amazing ship and for your amazing information, Stay safe, Regards, Simon 😊
Thank you, Simon! I'm gonna check that out!
This wonderful ship was built in the shipyards of Castellammare di Stabia which is my city ❤️
How wonderful to know! You must be very proud! To build a ship that has not just lasted, but has been functional for nearly 100 years? That is a testament to the quality of ship building in your city!
@@JasmineApple Yes, absolutely ! In fact, the shipyards of Castellammare di Stabia are the oldest in Europe. And even today, they build ships of the highest caliber for the Italian Navy. Despite a dark period... in which they risked closing due to some wrong political choices. But thank God, Fincantieri S.P.A. has decided to focus on our construction sites again. And in the end they are right, because there are many superior workers here.
@@longobardialfonso8376 inoltre a Castellammare di Stabia, sono state costruite molte delle nostre attuali NAVI DA GUERRA della Marina Militare Italiana. Grandi tradizioni, che rende Orgogliosi tutti gli italiani. 👋
@@tazzinasellout7968 È il cantiere navale più antico d'Europa!!! Che ancora oggi, è un vero fiore all'occhiello di tutto il settore della cantieristica navale italiana.
@@longobardialfonso8376...Assolutamente.....👍👍
the Vespucci ship had its sister ship, the Colombo ship, which unfortunately after losing the Second World War we had to give to those Russian drunks. This ship, the same as the Vespucci, was sent by the Russians to carry coal, caught fire and sank
Wow, that's so sad about the Colombo. This ship is so beautiful, it must have been heartbreaking to see (or imagine) the Colombo burning & sinking. Were you a sailor on the Vespucci? Or in the Italian Navy? I truly appreciate the info you're sharing!
@@JasmineApple no I wasn't in the navy, in my time it was compulsory to be a soldier for a year, and due to the type of studies I was a second lieutenant of engineers, but I have a passion for naval modelling, that's why I know a lot about ships, especially I build battleships, I'm about to finish the Arizzona battleship
@@fabriziopastorino3792
La passione e la perseveranza🇮🇹🙋🏻♀️ sono il sale della vita, complimenti!
That Is incorrect the Russians gave her back to Italy but It was in no condition to be repaired It was disarmed
So Italy bought another three mast tall ship build in France from an Italian private owner , It's the Palinuro , training ship of the Italian Navy . On the Vespucci they train Officers whereas on Palinuro they train Petty Officers
@@adeliomoro2069il commento del "costruttore di modellini" è demagogico e anche poco informato come al solito ci si ferma al pressappochismo grazie per averlo corretto!
greetings from Italy
Greetings from LA!
Grazie per il bellissimo video, and for the tribute to our nation!
Grazie! È stato un onore vedere una nave storica così bella!
Saw it in Naples 24 years ago. Still beautiful and exciting to watch and walk on. Happy you enjoyed it. Greetings from Italy.
Thank you so much! And greetings from Los Angeles! I've never been to Italy, but it's on the list. of places I want to visit. Seeing this ship makes me want to go to Italy even more!
Thanks for the nice tour! Cheers from Italy! :) -Aleks
Hi, Aleks! Greetings from Los Angeles! And thank you for your kind words!
The double cc in Vespucci is pronounced chee like in cheese❤
Thank you.
@@JasmineApple Plus the accent is on the 'i', so more like AmerEEgo 🙂
amazing
Thank you!
I really enjoyed seeing your video as you really showed what the ship parts were and what they do. A great and different take on the ship tour which made it extremely enjoyable.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Ciao Jasmine....beautiful video. I am Italian and I was pleased to see that the AMERIGO VESPUCCI, manages to amaze and make itself loved. however, also the Ship CONSTITUTION of the U.S.NAVY is equally beautiful. compliments also for how you pronounced the MOTTO of the ship. greetings from ITALY.
Ciao😊
Ciao!! Thank you so much for your kind words! And apologies for the late reply! I'm hoping to come visit your beautiful country in the next year or so!!
Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome!
Vespucci ship was built around 1930 in castellamare di stabia , naples. A matter of proudness for italoamericans descendants from south italian sailors.
I completely understand -- you're right to be proud of such a beautiful ship!
Vespucci, Veh-spoo-tchee
Grazie!
Really a nice video, excellent.-
Thank you so much!
Beautiful boat! Presuming the level below where you cannot tour is where the crew accommodations are - would love to have seen them. Curious about the galley.
Yeah, I'm guessing the below deck is also personal quarters. The galley would have been cool to se as well!
yes, on the lower deck there are the officers' cabins, while the sailors and ensign cadets sleep in hammocks like the sailors of the 1700s, then there are some beautiful reception rooms, it is tradition that at midnight the kitchen bakes pizza for the sailors on watch
@@fabriziopastorino3792 Thank you for sharing this info! Pizza at midnight sounds like a great tradition.
It's a ship not a boat
Grazie per il bel video descrittivo, saluti dal Friuli Venezia Giulia 👋🏻
Siete i benvenuti! E saluti da Los Angeles! Ho cercato il Friuli Venezia Giulia su Google Maps -- Vivi in una zona bellissima!
@@JasmineApple grazie😊ci sono molti statunitensi nella zona della città di Pordenone essendoci la base aerea di Aviano. Ciao 👋🏻 🇮🇹❤️🇺🇸
Grazie!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thankyou for sharing the video ! ( I confess I have never seen nor visited the Amerigo Vespucci , tis' a big shame indeed ... )
Thank you so much! If you ever get a chance to see the ship, you should take the opportunity. It's a beautiful ship!
We went at 5pm on that Saturday, which happened to have a 3 hour line to get on the ship. So glad you went early and captured this on video, as there was no way we were waiting 3 hours! Thanks and love your channel.
3 hours!!! That's crazy!! Glad I could share this with you!
Orgoglio Italiano, grazie per il bel video Jasmine
Grazie! Hai ragione ad essere orgoglioso di questa bellissima nave!
They were centuries when Italy didn't exist but Italians were guiding all Mankind to the Future. God bless my beloved Country❗🇮🇹
Italians have always existed. Do no forget the Italy's first king was Teodorico,, VI Century, far much earlier than any other European country...
That's a beautiful sentiment! Italians have given the world many beautiful works of art. This ship is an example of beauty & function, built to last.
thank's a lot Jasmine you're the star!
Thank you so much!
.....''He then named America by using the Latin form of Vespucci's first name, Americus, and taking the feminine version, America. ''
Thank you!
Thank's
Soon I will be there
Very cool!
Ciao da Italia! Amerigo Vespachi Vespucci... 🚢
Grazie!
Nice one, I have seen the ship as well a while back. It is beautiful indeed.
Thank you! Where did you see the ship?
@@JasmineApple : 2017 Midtown Manhattan
Bellissima nave, io che sono italiano ancora non ho avuto il privilegio di visitarla.
Grazie! Quando si torna al porto italiano, bisogna assolutamente prendersi un po' di tempo per andare a vederlo. È stato bellissimo! Mi sono sentita così privilegiata di averlo potuto visitare!
as italian we are proud of it
I completely understand why - it's a beautiful ship!
thank's a lot.
You are very welcome!
The name America is after Amerigo Vespucci.
It is the oldest ship in operation in the world
That's so fascinating! Very few things in this world are built to withstand decades of use, especially here in America. The Amerigo Vespucci is a testament to a functional design, quality construction, & timeless beauty. It's a beautiful ship!
Wow, lucky. I only heard about it the day before they left. I did get a cappuccino. The gelato was in a plastic cup, ugh.
Gelato in a plastic cup! 😅
Sai come si chiamano quelle persone in divisa con i pantaloni 👖 con le righe rosse ? Sono i CARABINIERI un reparto dell'esercito italiano ,insieme alla polizia ,la guardia di finanza e polizia locale .un abbraccio forte e un saluto dall'italia 👍🇮🇹🇺🇸
Grazie! Questo è molto interessante! Queste sono le stesse persone che suonavano nella band.
@@JasmineApple si è vero. Buona giornata JASMINE 👋👋👋👋
I Carabinieri non fanno più parte dell'Esercito dal 2000. Da quell'anno, essi sono diventati autonomi e costituiscono la quarta Forza Armata italiana.
@@ferdinandocelotto Grazie! Non lo sapevo!
non un reparto!
un arma dell'esercito. 1° arma!
arma dei carabinieri
arma di fanteria
arma di artiglieria
arma di cavalleria
arma del genio.
elevata ha forza armata indipendente nella riforma del 2000!
Nice video... the only note is that the last name is pronounced like 'cheese' without the 'se'. Vespucci. 'Ve-spu-chee' (like 'cappuccino')
Thank you!
Amerigo (America) Vespucci is an Italian character who gave origin to America with his name!
Thank you! My understanding that the naming of the Americas was a mistake by the cartographer who created the first map of this unnamed land mass. He mistakenly thought it had been discovered by Vespucci, so he called the land America. It was several years later when he learned his mistake, and tried to rename it for Columbus, but it was too late -- America stuck.
@@JasmineApple Ciao. It's not really like that. In his letters Amerigo Vespucci described the mainland he visited as a "New World" and was the first to realize that he was in the presence of a new continent. The other explorers thought it was India or the extreme part of Asia. It was the rapid diffusion of the letters circulated in his name that led the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller to use the feminine gender (America) of his Latinized name (Americus Vespucius), to indicate the new continent in a map of the world drawn in 1507, contained in the Cosmographiae Introductio. The German Waldseemüller's idea was that the name referred to present-day South America, that is, to the lands touched by Vespucci. Who wrote: «Now, however, these parts have been more fully examined, and another fourth part has been discovered by Amerigo Vespucci (as will be said later), therefore I do not see why anyone should rightly prohibit its discoverer, a man of sagacious genius, to call it Amerigen or America, so to speak, the land of Amerigo, when the names assigned both to Europe and to Asia are feminine.»
@@vuotopieno Thank you so much! That is the most complete description of how we were named that I have read. I appreciate your explanation!
@@JasmineApple Prego, è un piacere. Grazie a te.
@@vuotopieno Realmente Vespucio no descubrió nada. Viajó por las costas de América del Sur en un barco español bajo las ordenes de Ojeda. Vespucio era comerciante, no marino ni cartógrafo. Pero escribió unas cartas usurpando el descubrimiento. Un impostor
Ma perchè ci sono i carabinieri? non dovrebbo esserci i marinai?
Ciao, mi scuso per la risposta tardiva! Non sono sicuro che siano i carabinieri. Credo che quelle siano le uniformi dei musicisti che hanno suonato mentre aspettavo in fila. Hanno finito di suonare poco prima che salissi io, e anche loro stavano facendo il tour della nave.
Però si dice VESPUCCI, e non Vspysy
Grazie! Sono stato debitamente rimproverato per la mia infelice dichiarazione.
@@JasmineApple grazie, per il tour sulla bellissima Amerigo Vespucci
Please the name is Amerigo Vespucci not America Vespusi
Qualcosina la sappiamo fare 😄
Sì, è così!
Amerigo Vespucci is a school boat
Thank you -- I should have included that in the video.
Ma quanti carabinieri ci sono a bordo? Poi ne mancano da noi…😅
Anche fanti di marina
Hanno 185 arruolati, 64 arruolati anziani e 15 ufficiali. Hanno 100 cadetti e 30 dipendenti.
@@JasmineApple 👍👍
Sono i Carabinieri della Fanfara al seguito delle manifestazioni nel Villaggio Italia presso il porto di Los Angeles
💚💚💚🤍🤍🤍❤❤❤
Vespucci, non Vespussi. C like Chili, non Shili. Per favore grazie. Mille.
Right. CC like "cheese"
Ammerigœ vespüssy
perhaps Americans don't fully understand the story behind the Vespucci...not just a ship!!
I think from your comment that you might be right. Can you fill me in?
Just imagine how many mafiosi and horse heads can you load on it...
😅😅😅
*Vespucci. [ve-spoo-chee]
Dear Jasmine thank you for honouring our Country by paying a visit to the Vespucci. Please forget some stupid comment about pronounciation. As you probably knows the internet is full of people that urgently needs to get a life. I'm sorry that you did'nt find on board anyone that could speak english. I find it pretty weird.
Thank you so much for your kind comments! I am honored to have been able to visit such a historic ship.
Nice video, but terrible pronunciation of the ship's name. Also no ropes on a ship
Vespucci not "vespussi"😜
Vespussi????? Vespucci!!!!
Grazie
Amerigo vespiussi haha
Yeah, I've gotten a lot of flak for that. If I could, I'd overdub it, but sadly, it's the mispronunciation that will live on.
DO YOU KNOW WHO AMERICO VESPICCI IS? AND WHY YOUR CONTINENT NAME IS AMERICA...?
I do know who Amerigo Vespucci is. Tell me why we are named after him?
Listen, if you do a video on the ship, LEARN HOW TO PRONUNCE HER NAME CORRECTLY FIRST
I'll be honest, I thought I was. My apologies for insulting italy & all italians.
Turned down the volume, your voice is annoying, sounds like your talking to 5 Year Olds lol Thanks for sharing
Feel free to turn down the volume - you're lucky you didn't get to hear me laugh - I embarrass my friends, because I laugh freely & with joy.
@@JasmineApple Safe Travels!
The way she pronounces Vespucci is an insult to Italian and Italy.
My apologies. What is the correct pronounciation?
@@JasmineApple double c is like the sound ch of church. Possibly stronger because is a double. Also Michelangelo was wrong. It's not maichelangelo. Italian vowels are always the same. M-Ichelangelo
@@JasmineApple VespUCCI as in GUCCI, or Stanley Tucci.
@@willymartinez2038 exactly!
@@JasmineAppledo not care about him.
Wow thanks
3:38 Brava, nice pronunciation considering that English is your native language👍
Thank you so much!
exactly, the fact she has to guess how to pronounce "vespucci" is hilarius, shame on english as a language to make this lady sound like a fool when she is totally not one.