LIVING IN ITALY - 6 MORE REASONS TO LOVE IT!
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2021
- There's no way I could fit everything I love about Italy in just one video, and since you all seemed to enjoy the last one so much, I wanted to make this follow-up to continue sharing what I truly love about living here.
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This video is a follow-up to THINGS I LOVE ABOUT ITALY: • 6 THINGS I LOVE ABOUT ...
And this time, I include the all-important gelato...something many of you noted in the comments was missing in the last video :)
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You're right Katie, there will be no going back! When you no longer live in Italy you'll realize how much you miss Italian food!
Things I love about Italy: universal healthcare, very cheap public transport, bidè (people tend to be very clean), eating culture in general (even the less educated people know what is good for them), like you said the 'laid-back' lifestyle. Of course talking about Puglia the wonderful sea and nice climate (I like the heat).
It's funny about the heat- I used to think I absolutely couldn't deal with anything over 25 C. Well, the thing was, I used to be a landscaper, and consequently drenched in sweat all summer. Now I have 'retired' and it was complete bliss here when my area had a 40 C heatwave this summer, just soaking it up :) So now I have to rethink my ideal retirement!
I'm living in Northern Italy. Right now as I was watching your segment about Italians being generous with their produce, my little old man neighbor rang my doorbell with a crate of pomegranates from his tree! The timing was insane.
Che bello, brava! Ti sei integrata alla grande! E si vede anche da come gesticoli: ormai sei una vera italiana!
Hahahah grazie 🤌🤌🤌
Volevo scriverlo io hahaha
Gesticolare più di quanto serva ✔️
Dipendenza da caffè ✔️
Direi che siamo sulla buona strada hahaha
My wife and I live in Marsala and the veggies here are extremely good as well.
🤤 😋 ♥️
Bella Marsala...
Italy is a gift... 🎁💞
Sei bravissima, fai onore all'Italia.
Siete simpaticissimi 🙏🌷
Gotta love her everlasting positive attitude!!!
We are proud to have you in Italy guys. Actually I live near the Aviano military air base and there is a big community of americans here. Best regards 🙂👍
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Stay away from expats! They will bring you down the endless pit of griping about how Italians don't speak English or don't conform to Anglo culture. I love Italy for it's traditional Latin culture, cuisine, and customs.
So you should be an US marine ?
How interesting!
Greetings from Salerno, from a displaced Hamburg based anglophile Italian. 👋
This video made me miss Italy so much. Can’t wait to visit again soon!
Awww thanks. Italy is waiting for you!
Gelato is a world heritage!!
Sono d’accordo!
I love everything Italy too …!!!!
Great video! I came across your channel about 6 months ago and I subscribed right away. I have been watching everything Italy that I can find because I was researching for my own move to Italy. Now the time is nearly here. I move to Florence from the USA on October 1st!!! I look forward to all the things you talked about and more! ❤🇮🇹
Auguri!
In bocca al lupo e benvenuto 😊
@@erikaterlini3093 grazie mille! 🙂
You are going to find different kind of food in Florence, different kind of dishes for sure, but if you ask for mozzarella or burrata probably you're gonna find it anyway...
October 1st will be Friday, emh... Freitag!
Lucky you ... Your Italian is getting better and better vlog after vlog ! Beautiful Kiro 😍😍💖con il nasone nero è bellissimo
Grazie per i tuoi contenuti, personalmente li trovo molto interessanti, divertenti e sinceramente un punto di vista come il tuo mi fa apprezzare ancora di più l’Italia… grazie mille, continua così 💪
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I find this channel to be a wonderful combination of relaxing and exciting. Thank you, Katie!
Carinissima sta ragazza, sempre sorridente e piena d'entusiamo. ♥
Love the endless enthusiasm for all things Italy!!!
Love this!! Glad babies are so loved out and about!! Can’t wait for the cheese video!!
I was in Trani this summer :-). Enjoy your time there! Il Molise ti sta aspettando!
Thank you for this!! I am missing home so much and cannot wait to be back... You nailed it. E compliementi!! Il tuo Italiano sta' migliorando di giorno in giorno! Bravissima, Katie!
i saw a couple of your older videos(just like,2 weeks ago),and what the hell your italian improved so much in such a short period of time
I love your video Katie and agree with everything you say. The italian gelato is to die for. Thank you for sharing
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Brava Katie, proud of u!!!
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from Emilia-Romagna here and yes! we also have fresh products from street vendors/small shops called "fruttovendoli" in towns near the sea (such as mine) we can also get really fresh fish. like caught that night fresh
Ciao Katie o Kate o Caterina adesso? Watching you learning to love Italy reminds of Julia Roberts in Eat Pray Love back in 2011 when she lived in Rome. If you ever get the chance, watch from 42mins for about 5 mins into the film, she learned to live rather than just be alive. Definitely what you've learnt to do, and so wonderful to watch you from over here. Also love how you've learnt to "speak" italian with your hands, which is what was explained to Julia is just a part of life over there. Soooo envious, can't wait to get back there again!
This Channel is awesome, I moved fron Italy to the States in 2006. I am so glad you like living in Italy and hearing all about your awesome experience. Complimenti e viva l'Italia.🇺🇸🇮🇹
I’m from the north of Italy, but I’ve traveled in the south quite a bit. I think that many Italians can agree with me that South of, say, Rome, fruit and vegetables taste so much better! And although there are increasingly more olive oil farms here in the north, I think that nothing beats Italian olive oil from Tuscany southwards (living in Puglia I think you can agree, right?)!
Hi Katie. My friend lived in your city for a while and when she found out that I am coming to Italy in a cruise ship in May, she said I had to look you up. I am obsessed. I binge watch over and over. You and your videos are amazing. Can’t wait to get there. I really appreciate the great information.
Just love you Katie!
Slow food, the best way to live. Italy is very different from North to South but, speaking of food, the love for it is the same everywhere. Thank you for your videos
Awesome Katie Bella
You love Italy and Italy loves you (Italians too). You guys are cool, I'm your fan.
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I love your videos because I lived in Bari, Puglia for almost 3 years, I moved from there 6 years ago and I miss Italy a lot, I go back once per year and sometimes I just wish to move back there.
Sounds wonderful! (BTW, your complexion is beautiful.)
As a language learner I find it really relatable and comforting that even though you live in Italy (which many of us for work or family reasons can only dream of) you still have that accent to pronounce things like "Canal-ay" "Too-ti" "Cinqu-ay". And obviously you have been living there and making friends and living your best life. So the pressure us language learners feel to have a perfect accent is just over-inflated. The important thing is to love the culture, live the lifestyle and communicate 💕
Katie j'adore tes video!
I am polish and I moved to Italy about week ago. I found your channel and I really enjoy watching your videos. I hope it will help me with learning italian. If you have any tips I would love to see the video about your experience with this language☺️
She said that! Books in italian; youtube channels (for example: ua-cam.com/channels/nVc-IW8Q98qFmQcXla5FdQ.html Learn italian with Lucrezia); podcast in italian.
Here is one of Katie's video about the topic: ua-cam.com/video/FeYz8sUeFBs/v-deo.html
Just curious, you moved in Italy but where? :)
Benvenuti! ua-cam.com/video/FeYz8sUeFBs/v-deo.html
@@outis4 thanks for the links🥰 to Pisa
@@martapieczul1 oh, nice Pisa! you will find different traditional dishes there too, from Pisa, Livorno, Firenze. If you like meat, it's the paradise xD
Welcome
If you are looking for the creme de la creme (so to say) of mozzarella, mozzarella di bufala, you guys will have to hop over to the other side of Italy to Paestum (and the Cilento area as a whole) and try the various places (as a habitual goer I suggest: Masseria La Lupata (probably the best one for Mozzarella and a great stop over after visiting the Paestum ancient Greek temples which are a must to see), Barlotti (great spot to have a morning coffee and ricotta based cake in the countryside) e Vannulo (mostly for the buffalo yoghurts) even though that last one usually requires booking ahead to buy the mozzarella). I am sure there are others (La DIspensa San Salvo, Mozzarella del Cilento etc.) but those three are the ones I'd hit up first.
GRAZIE. Ho lasciato la mia terra per lavoro, per un futuro ma quando vedo i tuoi video e come se fossi lì. GRAZIE ancora. PUGLIA sempre nel ❤
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Should we be expecting another book about "Caffè, Gelato, Mozzarella" in the near future? Love your lists....makes me want to travel to Italy.....maybe in a year or so.
Sadly in Rome there are time constraints on food (pre-pandemic, that is) especially in some of the tourist hotspots. I remember only too well being served my digestivo with the unasked for bill in a restaurant on a noted piazza on Trastevere. I never returned.
if you were sitting outdoors, you shouldn't consider it a rudeness: after consuming what you ordered some people leave without paying the bill, so many merchants bring the bill together with the drinks. But after paying you can stay at that table as long as you want.
@@danioa9414 Fair comment. But in the example above they wanted us out for an incoming bus load. We barely had time to drink our limoncello's. But lesson learned, I avoid certain areas in the city. Undoubtedly the pace of life in southern Italy is more leisurely.
@@catherineyork812 ok. now I got it 👍
you should go in Andria, it's just 15km from Trani and it's famous for the caseificios around there and mozzarella and typical burrata, you should try when it's carnival time the typical sweets like tenerelli or chiacchiere too. I think you would love them. For cheddar… then, I don't know where to find it, I'm Italian and I think I never found it in the supermarkets. Don't know if people love it or hate it, but I think it's because they are not used to it, so businesses just don't refuel it.
In Rome cheddar is easily found in supermarkets. Recently I have also found Stilton at Lidl.
Yes, but lidl Stilton is not that good... 🙄
Lucky you!
@@TheQKatie Lucky YOU!
Yeah, at Interspar or some Aliper you can find cheddar, stilton, brie, camenbert ecc. A mistake almost every expat makes is assuming all of Italy is just as where they live, same availibility of products and so on.
Anche in Veneto c’è ma non è vero cheddar
Complimenti per il tuo Italiano, brava Katie!
Grazie 🤩
Italy nice friendly people and I feel welcome when I visit and they like rugby too🏴
I’m Italian and I’m proud you are apart of us 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
You need to try prosciutto from the black pigs of Faeto. In fact, you should visit the region of Apulia where Francoprovencale is spoken to explore the unique history of that area.
I see the hand gesture while you're speaking italian 😁.
I guess it's an automatic skill.
Ti abbiamo contagiata ❤👋🏻
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I'm very glad that you are enjoying your time in Italy. Puglia is amazing. Have you already been in Alberobello?
Non ancora!
It's super dope
And u still in fit and great shape Katie! Lol ;)
Ciao Kate! Hai scelto un bel posto dove vivere!
Mi par di capire che ti piace il formaggio... e allora vieni a farti un giro anche in Piemonte!😋
...E c'è anche un vino eccezionale anche delle aree metropolitane, eppoi la carne...il cioccolato....il caffè...le verdure...e la frutta...e...e...
P.S. Ovviamente senza togliere nulla al resto del paese ma ovunque vai nella nostra Italia ci sono esperienze uniche, differenti ma ugualmente fantastiche!!!!!
...Basta trovare il tempo per provarle!!!
Vi aspettiamo da Moncalieri, Città metropolitana di Torino!!!...😄😄😄
Hi Katie, you must try "La figliata". Your diary knows what I'm talking about ;)
I love gelato too there are so many flavours caservici for fresh mozzarella I miss them so much
Hi Katie!! If you want to see the true non-stereotypical Italian food culture and all the rules around it, head over discovery plus and watch some episodes of “Cortesie per gli ospiti”, you’ll learn so much! ☺️
Love your videos and keep up the good work 🥰
Dear Katie, I was ready to write a "stupid" comment on this video but UA-cam put in the suggested video an old video of you: "the accident that changed my life one year later". And I almost cried... Lots of love to you, Connor and your family
Aww Grazie ☺️
Hahahah mi fa ridere un sacco il tuo accento. Complimenti💪👍
As a farmer retiring there and knowing I can get the best produce without the labor. Yes!
In fact; we also have pretty good produce, up here in the Veneto. We also have no Cheddar.
I am addicted to gelato...pistachio, coconut and banana.😋🇮🇹
Nice!!👌💫😎💥
Che signora simpatica!!!
You selected the best region to live in here in Italy
Bravi from sicily!!
Are these the 100 most beautiful Italian songs ever?
We offer you an experiment, a game. Maybe a challenge. These pieces were chosen by our music critic. Which one is missing in your opinion and which shouldn't be there?
Here we go. To you the ranking of the 100 most beautiful Italian songs ever
Ovunque proteggi - Vinicio Capossela
Amore che vieni, amore che vai - Fabrizio De Andrè
Diamante - Zucchero
Giudizi universali - Samuele Bersani
La cura - Franco Battiato
Case stregate - Dimartino
Radioattività - Baustelle
Caruso - Lucio Dalla
Avrai - Claudio Baglioni
La donna cannone - Francesco De Gregori
Quando - Pino Daniele
Via con me - Paolo Conte
Almeno tu nell’universo - Mia Martini
La descrizione di un attimo - Tiromancino
Passione - Neffa
Mentre dormi - Max Gazzè
E dimmi che non vuoi morire… - Patty Pravo
Il cielo in una stanza - Gino Paoli
Stelle di stelle - Claudio Baglioni e Mia Martini
Sogna, ragazzo, sogna - Roberto Vecchioni
L’ultimo bacio - Carmen Consoli
Sally - Vasco Rossi
Altrove - Morgan
Emozioni - Lucio Battisti
Stormi - Iosonouncane
America - Gianna Nannini
Mi sono innamorato di te - Luigi Tenco
Kurt Cobain - Brunori Sas
Signor Tenente - Giorgio Faletti
Tu, forse non essenzialmente tu - Rino Gaetano
Cirano - Francesco Guccini
Audioricordi - Meg
Le navi - Daniele Silvestri
Solo per te - Negramaro
La costruzione di un amore - Ivano Fossati
E la luna bussò - Loredana Bertè
Costruire - Niccolò Fabi
Ma che freddo fa - Nada
Se telefonando - Mina
Guarda che luna - Fred Buscaglione
Sorella mia - Sergio Cammariere
La notte - Arisa
Ritornerai - Bruno Lauzi
Maracaibo - Lu Colombo
Perdere l’amore - Massimo Ranieri
Un altro posto nel mondo - Mario Venuti
Il mondo - Jimmy Fontana
Ubriaco canta amore - Bandabardò
L’arcobaleno - Adriano Celentano
Mi fido di te - Jovanotti
Non arrossire - Giorgio Gaber
Notte prima degli esami - Antonello Venditti
Non siete Stato voi - Caparezza
Quello che le donne non dicono - Fiorella Mannoia
Pigro - Ivan Graziani
Urlando contro il cielo - Luciano Ligabue
Sole Spento - Timoria
Uomini soli - Pooh
Film muto - Nobraino
Tutti i miei sbagli - Subsonica
Così vicini - Cristina Donà
Gli anni - 883
Portami a ballare - Luca Barbarossa
Totale - Colapesce
Come saprei - Giorgia
Sarà per te - Francesco Nuti
La mia storia tra le dita - Gianluca Grignani
Ti scatterò una foto - Tiziano Ferro
Contessa - Enrico Ruggeri
Ci vorrebbe il mare - Marco Masini
La canzone che scrivo per te - Marlene Kuntz
Il colpo - Niccolò Carnesi
Lacio Drom - Litfiba
Rospo - Quintorigo
Un sabato italiano - Sergio Caputo
Spunta la luna dal monte - Tazenda
La felicità - Canova
Voglio una pelle splendida - Afterhours e Samuel
Vivere - Cesare Andrea Bixio
Splendido splendente - Donatella Rettore
Alghero - Giuni Russo
L’appuntamento - Ornella Vanoni
Il cielo - Renato Zero
A forma di fulmine - Le luci della centrale elettrica
Ho imparato a sognare - Negrita
La nostra ultima canzone - Motta
Varietà - Gianni Morandi
Eppure sentire (un senso di te) - Elisa
L’isola che non c’è - Edoardo Bennato
Servi della gleba - Elio e le storie tese
Pesto - Calcutta
Poetica - Cesare Cremonini
Tutta mia la città - Equipe 84
Bella senz’anima - Riccardo Cocciante
Non abbiamo bisogno di parole - Ron
Ho voglia di innamorarmi - Francesco Baccini
Musica è - Eros Ramazzotti
Ma non ho più la mia città - Gerardina Trovato
Una ragazza in due - I Giganti
Non escludo il ritorno - Franco Califano
www.agi.it/spettacolo/musica/canzoni_italiane_piu_belle_di_sempre-4366078/news/2018-09-12/
ITALY is the most beautiful country in the world!!!!!!!!!!!!
More fresh apulian cheese you should try: pampanella (made with cow milk or mixed milk and a fig leaf), primosale, giuncata, manteca, vaccino pugliese fresco, scamorza e scamorza di pecora.
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When I went to Greece it was the same way. I had to ask for the bill
You forgot one more thing: we love you being in Italy 🙂
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I agree
Why Cheddar? You can have Parmesan, Gorgonzola, Regional varieties of Pecorino, Ricotta, Mozzarella and that is a partial list of cheese types.
Because it's a kind of cheese and it is different from any Italian cheese. I miss grilling mature Cheddar on a slice of bread with French mustard or rosemary on top.
When she said that my first thought as well was grilled cheese sandwiches! With chives and oregano and maybe some finely chopped red pepper....
Hi Katie, you may need to rethink your way of describing some typical regional customs as Italian. Many habits are shared from north to south of Italy but some are unknown even to the Italians themselves from other parts of Italy. Food, free time, socialization and work culture would be better classified as "Apulian".
The thing with the bill is the same in Germany and I think in all of Europe, I think only in America you pay and go as soon as you have finished eating
Well, but in Germany everyone pays its own bill, unless you tell them to do it differently which Is a bit weird.
Do you like the caffè leccese?
You have to try Tiramisù
You should listen to the song "piccola Katy" by i pooh
Adoro le magliette che indossa Connor. Dove fa lo shopping per abbigliamento uomini?
Ho comprato tutte le magliette per lui: OBEY, Outerknown e Brava Fabrics
Bella, brava e simpatica
io dopo 30 anni ho deciso di trasferirmi da Milano a Barletta, e ti assicuro che le differenze sono abissali tra Nord e Sud e sono contento della scelta nonostante tutte le problematiche del Sud
mancano i sottotitoli
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Mi piacerebbe leggeri i sottotitoli 😃
Just to know: but dogs and babies are not welcome in restaurants in USA?
Già l'espressione di goduria dell'immagine di copertina vale tutto il video.
Detesto il termine "influencer", ma Katie è riuscita nell'ordine a convincermi a:
1) fare uno strappo e a prendere una pizza con la mozzarella di bufala (sono praticamente vegano da dieci anni)
2) suppare (sono cascato in acqua una decina di volte)
3) mettere i pezzi di frutta nello yogurt
Questo è il tipo di "influenzamento" che apprezzo.
Wow! Questo è il complimento meglio in tutto il mondo ☺️☺️☺️
Non hai ancora detto la più importante: TARALLUCCI 😀😀😀
❤️Mulino Bianco❤️
@@TheQKatie noooooooooooooo taralli........vai in un negozio e fatti spiegare cosa sono..........non sono biscotti
Ma i sottotitoli? Mia cara Katie, faccio fatica a capire tutto! 🤔😘
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Sometimes you find tourists who enter the restaurant you are in, sit down and leave after 5 minutes, they are obviously Americans, used to being served on time otherwise they leave, destined to have a difficult life in Europe.
I can’t say I feel bad for them 😉😂🙄
poco tempo fa ti ho lasciato un commento veramente brutto e fuori luogo,che ho ovviamente cancellato, mi dispiace moltissimo. Dopo aver guardato altri tuoi video mi sono completamente ravveduto, mi dispiace tanto averti giudicato male e con troppa superficialità. Ti auguro tanta fortuna in Italia. Un abbraccio.
*sigh* I belong in Europe. Apparently I have a lot of the 'Old-World' sensibilities. A meal that can last for a while, no problem. Getting fresh food when I need it, no problem. Biking a lot (in most areas), no problem. Sitting back and enjoying more of life, no problem. Not rushing around like a typical American...no problem.
Once I am healthy enough to go back to work (Long Covid problems), I'll start setting aside as much as I can so that I can eventually plan a move to somewhere in Europe. Maybe not Italy (although it does sound nice)..but somewhere where the people are nice, the scenery is good, plenty of fun to be had, and a more relaxed pace of life. Oh...and good food!!
"but somewhere where the people are nice, the scenery is good, plenty of fun to be had, and a more relaxed pace of life. Oh...and good food!!"
So... Italy! :D
@@Plan73 Possibly, but I was thinking maybe somewhere near Italy. France, Switzerland, Germany, or maybe even Spain. Italy would be nice though.
@@davidguillory1312 you can stay for a while in each of this country if you want. But surely, you can't miss Italy at some points. Maybe it's not the best option for career-oriented kinda style. But, for the rest, it has everything expecially fun, food, art and beautiful scenery
Mia Nonna al centro di Roma faceva i gelati artigianali per i ristoranti di lusso, ogni tanto ce ne regalava 5kg di un gusto scelto da noi, la nocciola per me era la migliore…era un paradiso il gelato piu buono di tutta la mia vita, finivamo quei 5 kg in 2 giorni ahah... dovresti provare il gelato artigianale da qualcuno che se ne intende, quello fatto con le uova, io non posso fare paragoni perchè l'unico artigianale che ho provato era quello di mia Nonna, ma se sono tutti cosi aiutoooo!…ancora me lo sogno la notte ahah
Hi, Italian and have lived in the uk too, at first the food was a bit dull, BUT soon enough I discovered the English cuisine (which is really diverse, many recipes, most unknown overseas) and typical produce and foods (eg. herring (bloaters, kippers, etc.), game (i'm back in italy SO more or less vegetarian, so no worries anyone, just mentioning stuff Italians wouldnt imagine)... i miss the little brown shrimps from the North Sea! And other stuff unavailable here. Not to mention Polish beer (zywiec bock etc.) that i can't find in italy (we do have international shops, but more basic than in the uk). I don't miss social life and habits (ehmmm), other aspects of the way of life, but there are good, tasty, unique food specialties in every country. Peace, and w my beloved Italy 😌✌
Buongiorno Katie, have you ever listened to popular Apulian music? If you don't know it yet, here's an example: it's called Taranta and in particular Pizzica in Salento area.
ua-cam.com/video/hjmNWAXQeFw/v-deo.html
Is real Italian food really delicious for Americans? I have seen, for exemple, that Italian americans use a huge amount of garlic in their recipes; does this make Italian food "bland" for an american who has eaten Italian american food before?
Actually Italian Americans.. Or better American Italians, use much more garlic than real Italians do.. In my family we almost never use it for instance
@@robertopezzutto5843
Exactly, that's what I said. They apparently really like that strong garlic flavour that we Italians in Italy generally don't like. I want to know if Italian food is really that great from an American perspective.
@@kw7709 Thanks for the answer
"Italian" Americans aren't Italian :D
I can only speak for myself and my American family that have visited - we love the food here! Less is more in Italy!
Ma la focaccia con l'uva.... Solo io ho avuto la visione di una pizza con l'ananas? uhgg
Ciao...ma perché non metti anche la traduzione in italiano?
Presumo sia perché il pubblico di riferimento è costituito da americani, e gli italiani che la seguono siano una minoranza
@@eudaimonia0221 ciao sicuramente ma trovo che sia carino avere anche la traduzione in italiano
@@indiadraghi1172 Di solito vengano dopo qualche ora, ha volte un po' di piu', aspettiamo!
@@indiadraghi1172 Probabilmente non padroneggia la lingua così bene da poter creare lei i sottotitoli in maniera veloce, ed il lavoro le porterebbe via troppo tempo che non le darebbe un ritorno visto che gli italiani che la seguono l'inglese lo masticano già almeno un minimo. Potrebbe aprire alla possibilità di traduzioni da parte degli utenti però
E non hai potuto vivere in altre parti d'Italia, in ogni posto perderai qualcosa (es. la mozzarella fresca sotto casa non c'è dappertutto) e guadagnerai qualcosa.
Ogni posto è diverso e bello a modo suo, ogni posto ha i suoi lati positivi e negativi (es. auto che spariscono).
Stare almeno un mese in altre parti d'Italia magari completamente diverse tipo le Alpi.
Il mare è bello (io amo il mare) ma d'inverno è tutto un po' triste.
Natale in montagna sulle Alpi vuoi mettere? 😁 E poi in montagna di formaggi da assaggiare ce ne sono un sacco (stagionati) e il gorgonzola non è un formaggio pugliese devi venire ad assaggiarlo dove è la sua zona magari in mezzo alla polenta calda che si scioglie.
60.000 more reasons why I love Italy when?
Katie, have you ever think to work in Italian TV?
Quello sarebbe un sogno!
@@TheQKatie fai richiesta a Telenorba 📺
Right! She literally *glows* with life. I've never seen such a joyful person! Her joy and enthusiasm make her even more beautiful and she'd be perfect for the TV. She's amazing and I wish her and her husband all the best. ❤💕🌸
@@Lupinthe3rd88 Potrebbe anche tentare con la Rai, per programmi come linea verde, per offrire una visione diversa delle cose da straniera che vive in Italia secondo me avrebbero più interesse ad assumerla che non Telenorba o tv regionali che non credo sarebbero molto interessati a contenuti con un occhio internazionale.
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