Name for Italian Gathering
brooklyn1 wrote:
> "Gregory Morrow" > wrote in message
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>> brooklyn1 wrote:
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>>> "Giusi" > wrote in message
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>>>> "sf" ha scritto nel messaggio
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>>>> babelfish says the *Italian* language translations are
>>>>>
>>>>> gathering = riunione
>>>>> party = partito
>>>>> assembly = assemblea
>>>>> festivity = festività
>>>>
>>>> riunione means meeting, although it could be a family riunione
>>>>
>>>> partito means political party!
>>>>
>>>> assemblea is like congress, or the meeting of some farflung
>>>> official group
>>>>
>>>> festivita is a feeling, not an occasion
>>>>
>>>> We have feste, serate, cene, sagre which are all the plural of
>>>> various good things to do where you eat. Italians always eat.
>>>>
>>> Not when they play Bocce... then they smoke those twisted black
>>> ropey guinea stinkers.
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>>
>> Is that where the Italian term "fellatio" comes from...???
>>
>> ;-P
>>
>
> Isn't Fellatio the Duh'Weenie's Sicilian twin, or is that The
> Neopolitano dicktater, Analingus? Gee, I ought to write a book of
> dago monikers for newborns... how about Lingual Luigi... In Brooklyn
> that would translate to Looie the Tongue! LOL
<chuckle>
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Best
Greg
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