Hello from Italy

[stedan]

Hello everyone,

my name is Stefano D'Anna, I'm a sax player and teacher from Italy,

glad to be here, I think virtual space is a viewport to other dimensions and can offer occasions to learn and develop one's knowledge,

greetings,

SD

 

[navarro]

Hi Stefano, welcome to the cafe. Great fun here and ocassionally the 4th dimension. Best regards N.

 

[kevgermany]

Ciao Stefano, big welcome from me. Have fun.

 

[Andrew Sanders]

Hello Stefano, welcome.

 

[stedan]

thanks, and again greetings to everyone...

 

[Jeanette]

Welcome to the cafe Stefano, looking foward to hearing more from you.

Jx

 

[visionari1]

Ciao Stefano,
Welcome to the Cafe, your English is great.... Better than some of the Brits around here.
Enjoy
Ciao


Cheers & ciao
Jimu

"Together We Create Beauty"

 

[old git]

Welcome to the caff©, Stefano.

Get your cyclists back in Azzuri please, those whites give me the blues.

ENJOY!​™

 

[stedan]

hello Jeanette,

thanks, nice to be here,

cheers

 

[stedan]

hello visionary1,

thanks, though I'm not quite sure about that.....

cheers

 

[stedan]

hello old git,

I'll see what can be done for the bikers uniforms color..... , though I cannot guarantee any result....

cheers

 

[aldevis]

Welcome to the forum Stedan.
Please keep in mind that going off topic is almost compulsory here, but it is big fun.

 

[Sue]

Ciao Stefano, benvenuto al cafe. Showing off my tiny bit of Italian

 

[AndyWhiteford]

Ciao Stefano , e benvenuto nel sito. ;-)

 

[trimmy]

ello der lar ow ya doin i can't speak italian so scouse will have to do Welcome Stefano

Showing off my tiny bit of Italian

where's the pic of Gino then ? ))

 

[stedan]

hi there aldevis, Sue, AndyWhiteford, trimmy...

Off topic no problem AFAIC, thanks for the italo-writing (though I have no idea who Gino may be...), checked out what scouse is, Wikipedia put a few words in perspective for me, still unable to figure out "lar" though, but there's time....

 

[aldevis]

checked out what scouse is

))))))))))))))

Think of the Beatles....

In Italy there is the term "polentoni" that could have a similar meaning, but they don't say "mooshrooms".
Funny old place, the UK: when your ancestors were building sewage systems, here they were still painting their bodies in blue, using stones to fight.

(P.S. Apologies to indigenous people from the British islands)

 

[gnu]

....painting bodies blue and getting stoned? Was that not the sixties, or have I misunderstood?
gnu

 

[kevgermany]

OK, I'll put you out of your misery - lar is a way of saying lad.

 

[kevgermany]

....painting bodies blue and getting stoned? Was that not the sixties, or have I misunderstood?
gnu

You forgot the old military uniforms.