I lived there for many years as a child. many memories biking through prato delle valle and taking the "train" when it was first built to go downtown. I lived right by the canale, very beautiful.
Hi Luigi Great Presentation I have been to the Beautiful City of Padua twice and I absolutely loved 😍 it Padua is so beautiful from all the Beautiful Churches to the beautiful Architecture .Would you believe you showed me Places that I have never Seen .It takes an Italian to Show the Way .Well done Luigi 👍 Next time I will visit what I Missed
When we visited Padova twelve years ago, we saw the memorial to 9/11. Is it still there ? By the way, everyone we spoke with, in Italy, could not believe our last name was Padova. Our younger daughter has a friend who lives in Padova. He showed us around the city. We even had coffee at Pedrocchi Cafe'.
Hi Daniel, yes the monument is still there and Pedrocchi Caffè is a nice place. I confirm you Padova, as surname, is unusual. See you for my next video ;)
Try learning english before u actually present in ENGLISH. We are not all from US or UK but at least we dont have to bring our local accents when we speak english or other foreign languages.
Thanks Nashe for your feedback, the Channel is also a way for me to train me to improve my English following the principle of "Learning by doing". I hope you like my videos, bye
On the other hand, I think that learning languages and trying to replicate their accent, even if with poor initial results, is an excellent mental exercise, but I understand and respect your point of view.
Dude he just has a very strong, maybe too strong lol, Italian accent, but it's beautiful because it screams "hi I'm from Italy". We never ask Africans to change their accent yet they are assumed to be mother tongue. Why be a copy of a nation when they understand you while you are revealing yourself for who and where you are from? This thing of masking one's own accent only makes sense if you are an international spy, so just cut it off Furthermore, Americans or other English speakers make truly embarrassing grammar and/or spelling mistakes in writing, sometimes they even confuse a word for another one (example: to complEment and to complIment), I mean... instead of being cringe with an Italian dad, why don't you go to English speakers who only speak one language (English) and can't even speak that one? Lol
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2 weeks ago i visited Padova and i must say i was really surprised how good the city looked...a lot of green surfaces and it was really clean
Thank you Allen for your commenti on Padova, I hope you'll enjoy other videos on my Channel, bye
where are you from i want to visit padova too i have never travel out of my country before
@@gabrielmac4777 from Vienna, Austria...bit originally from Croatia
I lived there for many years as a child. many memories biking through prato delle valle and taking the "train" when it was first built to go downtown. I lived right by the canale, very beautiful.
Thank you for sharing your memories Payne ;)
Hi Luigi Great Presentation I have been to the Beautiful City of Padua twice and I absolutely loved 😍 it Padua is so beautiful from all the Beautiful Churches to the beautiful Architecture .Would you believe you showed me Places that I have never Seen .It takes an Italian to Show the Way .Well done Luigi 👍 Next time I will visit what I Missed
Thank you Eddie, yes the purpose of my videos is also to show some attractions outside the traditional tourist schemes. See you in the next video;)
Very nice thank you for showing us this amazing view well done 👍
Thank you Rene ;)
Stupenda 🤩
Vero!
Great video.
Thank you Golden Labrador, I hope you'll enjoy also the other videos of my Channel ;)
When we visited Padova twelve years ago, we saw the memorial to 9/11. Is it still there ? By the way, everyone we spoke with, in Italy, could not believe our last name was Padova. Our younger daughter has a friend who lives in Padova. He showed us around the city. We even had coffee at Pedrocchi Cafe'.
Hi Daniel, yes the monument is still there and Pedrocchi Caffè is a nice place. I confirm you Padova, as surname, is unusual. See you for my next video ;)
Hi Luigi. I just came across this city when looking at the Italian map! Can you tell me is there beautiful nature to visit around there as well?
Hi, yes there is the Orto Botanico, a word heritage site ;)
Padova or Mantua? I have to choose :P
Hi, I prefer Mantua, bye
Ciao beautiful Iris from a Spanish American Nona
Thank you Lily ;)
Super Video Abo ist raus
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Perche non hai detto che l Orto Botanico di Padova e' il piu antico del mondo ??
Grazie Paulo del tuo commento che integra le info contenute nel video.
K0o
Try learning english before u actually present in ENGLISH. We are not all from US or UK but at least we dont have to bring our local accents when we speak english or other foreign languages.
Thanks Nashe for your feedback, the Channel is also a way for me to train me to improve my English following the principle of "Learning by doing". I hope you like my videos, bye
I think rather than faking an accent we should go on about our natural accents.
On the other hand, I think that learning languages and trying to replicate their accent, even if with poor initial results, is an excellent mental exercise, but I understand and respect your point of view.
Dude he just has a very strong, maybe too strong lol, Italian accent, but it's beautiful because it screams "hi I'm from Italy". We never ask Africans to change their accent yet they are assumed to be mother tongue.
Why be a copy of a nation when they understand you while you are revealing yourself for who and where you are from? This thing of masking one's own accent only makes sense if you are an international spy, so just cut it off
Furthermore, Americans or other English speakers make truly embarrassing grammar and/or spelling mistakes in writing, sometimes they even confuse a word for another one (example: to complEment and to complIment), I mean... instead of being cringe with an Italian dad, why don't you go to English speakers who only speak one language (English) and can't even speak that one? Lol
@@LuigisTravelTips You speak beautifully, and your English is PERFECT! Please ignore this ignorant comment Luigi!! 😍😍😍