Italian prices released!

j.arnaldo · 11-11-2009, 11:14 AM

Si, i miei amici! E uno avatar d'il site "my370Z.com"---don't laugh at my italiano, huomini! The avatar reminds me when Joe used to be that age, and we used to pray together...I miss that stage in our lives so much (I'm 60, so you know I'm getting all those flashbacks from when la mia moglie--Miriam--and I first had him). In Spanish it's called "nostalgia" ("lontananza"??). I gotta say, you guys are SO friendly! We are Latinos! I hope you don't mind if I ask a HUGE favor from you guys: Would you be willing to coach me in the little italian I know, so I can improve just a bit?...Please? GRAZIE, I MIEI PROFESSORI!!! Whenever you notice an error on my part, correct me, so I can learn, and maybe pick up on what I learned back in 1974!!! Whoa!, that was a l-o-n-g time ago! Benone, i miei amici!
Il nome di la professoresa e Marta Rodriguez, una Portorricana chi si caso (?) con uno huomo italiano. Si ha divorciatto (???). Ciao!

j.arnaldo · 11-11-2009, 11:23 AM

...Oh!, I forgot to tell you!, my moglie's granmamma (??) was Italiana! Si, Marinelli Mastursi were her surnames! So, we got something in common, huomini Latini! I've been meaning to tell you this, but kept forgetting!

j.arnaldo · 11-12-2009, 12:33 PM

...O.K., O.K., guys, you DON'T have to be my professori. It was just a crazy idea that crossed my mind. You're still friendly dudes! Ciao.

Gibo77 · 11-12-2009, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by j.arnaldo

Il nome di la professoresa e Marta Rodriguez, una Portorricana chi si caso (?) con uno huomo italiano. Si ha divorciatto (???). Ciao!

Translate: Il nome della professoressa è Marta Rodriguez, una Portoricana che si è sposata (married) con un italiano. Adesso ha divorziato.

Ciao

j.arnaldo · 11-12-2009, 01:35 PM

Grazie, Gibo!!! YOUR version sure sounds correct! Molto amábile, amico! (Spanish: ¡Gracias, Gibo! ¡TU versión de seguro suena correcta! ¡Muy amable, amigo!)

Gibo77 · 11-12-2009, 02:55 PM

you're welcome!

j.arnaldo · 11-12-2009, 07:53 PM

Il mio figlio e un buono cacciatore di ragazze! (?) Sound O.K.?!

nickyts · 11-13-2009, 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by j.arnaldo

Il mio figlio e un buono cacciatore di ragazze! (?) Sound O.K.?!

no problem arnaldo you are welcome, we teach u italiano u teach us inglese e spagnolo ^^

by the way

don't sound so bad ,but it's better : Mio figlio e' un buon cacciatore di ragazze

in english ; "my son is" not "the my son is" italian the same without article

nickyts · 11-13-2009, 03:48 AM

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Originally Posted by j.arnaldo

Si, i miei amici! E uno avatar d'il site "my370Z.com"---don't laugh at my italiano, huomini! The avatar reminds me when Joe used to be that age, and we used to pray together...I miss that stage in our lives so much (I'm 60, so you know I'm getting all those flashbacks from when la mia moglie--Miriam--and I first had him). In Spanish it's called "nostalgia" ("lontananza"??). I gotta say, you guys are SO friendly! We are Latinos! I hope you don't mind if I ask a HUGE favor from you guys: Would you be willing to coach me in the little italian I know, so I can improve just a bit?...Please? GRAZIE, I MIEI PROFESSORI!!! Whenever you notice an error on my part, correct me, so I can learn, and maybe pick up on what I learned back in 1974!!! Whoa!, that was a l-o-n-g time ago! Benone, i miei amici!
Il nome di la professoresa e Marta Rodriguez, una Portorricana chi si caso (?) con uno huomo italiano. Si ha divorciatto (???). Ciao!

uomini without "h"

mia moglie without "la" article

nostalgia is used in italian too

if i not clear tell me ^^ and correct my english ^^

j.arnaldo · 11-13-2009, 09:06 AM

You are one great amico, nickyts! I really appreciate the lessons, dude. Whenever or whatever you wanna learn in English (I'm a teacher of that language) or Spanish (I'm a native speaker of Sp.), you just let me know, and it'll be il mio molto piacere to do it. Benone!
FIRST LESSON: Basic translation (Italian to Spanish): Amico=amigo; buono=bueno/bene=bien; cacciatore=cazador; moglie=esposa;
ragazza=muchacha o chica (either way, they're GREAT, ain't they?!); piacere=placer o gusto (?--doubt on this one); genitori=padres;
mamma=madre o mama, pappa=padre o papa; professoressa=profesora; anche=??? (I forgot!); bella=bella (just pronounced different);
tu sei=tu eres; io sono=yo soy; Spagnolo=español (the Italian "gn" is equivalent to the Spanish "ñ"; in Portuguese it would be "nh", such as in "piranha"; in Spanish, "piraña"; and in Italian, "piragna" (???--correct me if I'm wrong, please); Inglese=ingles; figlio=hijo;
sorella=hija; Dio=Dios (THE most important person in the Universe!); signore=señor/signora=señora; addio=adios; amore, amore, amore!!!=amor, amor, amor!!! (il mio MOLTO piacere!); molto=mucho/morto=muerto; Domenico Modugno=Domenico Moduño/Nicola Di Bari=Nicola Di Bari (???!!!--two of my favorite singers); uomo=hombre/uomini=hombres (I don't like 'em, they're just amici!).
End of today's lesson, chico. Actually, I ran out of words! Thank you so much, uomo Latino! What does lontananza mean, please? One final issue: In Italian the ce/ci, are che/chi, in Spanish; in Italian the che/chi, are que/qui, in Spanish).

nickyts · 11-16-2009, 02:27 AM

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Originally Posted by j.arnaldo

You are one great amico, nickyts! I really appreciate the lessons, dude. Whenever or whatever you wanna learn in English (I'm a teacher of that language) or Spanish (I'm a native speaker of Sp.), you just let me know, and it'll be il mio molto piacere to do it. Benone!
FIRST LESSON: Basic translation (Italian to Spanish): Amico=amigo; buono=bueno/bene=bien; cacciatore=cazador; moglie=esposa;
ragazza=muchacha o chica (either way, they're GREAT, ain't they?!); piacere=placer o gusto (?--doubt on this one); genitori=padres;
mamma=madre o mama, pappa=padre o papa; professoressa=profesora; anche=??? (I forgot!); bella=bella (just pronounced different);
tu sei=tu eres; io sono=yo soy; Spagnolo=español (the Italian "gn" is equivalent to the Spanish "ñ"; in Portuguese it would be "nh", such as in "piranha"; in Spanish, "piraña"; and in Italian, "piragna" (???--correct me if I'm wrong, please); Inglese=ingles; figlio=hijo;
sorella=hija; Dio=Dios (THE most important person in the Universe!); signore=señor/signora=señora; addio=adios; amore, amore, amore!!!=amor, amor, amor!!! (il mio MOLTO piacere!); molto=mucho/morto=muerto; Domenico Modugno=Domenico Moduño/Nicola Di Bari=Nicola Di Bari (???!!!--two of my favorite singers); uomo=hombre/uomini=hombres (I don't like 'em, they're just amici!).
End of today's lesson, chico. Actually, I ran out of words! Thank you so much, uomo Latino! What does lontananza mean, please? One final issue: In Italian the ce/ci, are che/chi, in Spanish; in Italian the che/chi, are que/qui, in Spanish).

hahaha great Arnaldo!!!lontananza in italian mean (too far,great distance) i hope my english translation is correct

j.arnaldo · 11-16-2009, 11:17 AM

Alrighty, dude! Italia e lontana di Porto Rico (?). Grazie!

Gibo77 · 11-16-2009, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by j.arnaldo

Alrighty, dude! Italia e lontana di Porto Rico (?). Grazie!

L'Italia è lontana da Porto Rico

e is a conjunction

è is the present of the verb to be

j.arnaldo · 11-17-2009, 07:54 AM

...so far, I've got a "D-" in my italiano class, man...Let's see what happens as time goes by, 'cause I sure wanna recoup' what I lost due to not practicing it. Thanks for your patience, my friend! Those accents confuse me, too; we use them in Spagnolo, but kinda differently. If I remember correctly, only parole sdrúciole and some verbs (for example, like above, the "é", not "e") are accentuated. Molto grazie, Gibo77!

Gibo77 · 11-17-2009, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by j.arnaldo

...so far, I've got a "D-" in my italiano class, man...Let's see what happens as time goes by, 'cause I sure wanna recoup' what I lost due to not practicing it. Thanks for your patience, my friend! Those accents confuse me, too; we use them in Spagnolo, but kinda differently. If I remember correctly, only parole sdrúciole and some verbs (for example, like above, the "é", not "e") are accentuated. Molto grazie, Gibo77!

No problemi dude!
The verbs are the most difficult things to learn for english peoples, you don't have so much declensions as we have!

Non ho ancors postato la sigla API dell'olio che ho messo, come mi aveva chiesto qualcuno, non mi sono dimenticato solo che non ho ancora avuto tempo di passare in officina

11-11-2009, 11:14 AM	#391 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	Si, i miei amici! E uno avatar d'il site "my370Z.com"---don't laugh at my italiano, huomini! The avatar reminds me when Joe used to be that age, and we used to pray together...I miss that stage in our lives so much (I'm 60, so you know I'm getting all those flashbacks from when la mia moglie--Miriam--and I first had him). In Spanish it's called "nostalgia" ("lontananza"??). I gotta say, you guys are SO friendly! We are Latinos! I hope you don't mind if I ask a HUGE favor from you guys: Would you be willing to coach me in the little italian I know, so I can improve just a bit?...Please? GRAZIE, I MIEI PROFESSORI!!! Whenever you notice an error on my part, correct me, so I can learn, and maybe pick up on what I learned back in 1974!!! Whoa!, that was a l-o-n-g time ago! Benone, i miei amici! Il nome di la professoresa e Marta Rodriguez, una Portorricana chi si caso (?) con uno huomo italiano. Si ha divorciatto (???). Ciao! Last edited by j.arnaldo; 11-11-2009 at 11:18 AM.

11-13-2009, 09:06 AM	#400 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	You are one great amico, nickyts! I really appreciate the lessons, dude. Whenever or whatever you wanna learn in English (I'm a teacher of that language) or Spanish (I'm a native speaker of Sp.), you just let me know, and it'll be il mio molto piacere to do it. Benone! FIRST LESSON: Basic translation (Italian to Spanish): Amico=amigo; buono=bueno/bene=bien; cacciatore=cazador; moglie=esposa; ragazza=muchacha o chica (either way, they're GREAT, ain't they?!); piacere=placer o gusto (?--doubt on this one); genitori=padres; mamma=madre o mama, pappa=padre o papa; professoressa=profesora; anche=??? (I forgot!); bella=bella (just pronounced different); tu sei=tu eres; io sono=yo soy; Spagnolo=español (the Italian "gn" is equivalent to the Spanish "ñ"; in Portuguese it would be "nh", such as in "piranha"; in Spanish, "piraña"; and in Italian, "piragna" (???--correct me if I'm wrong, please); Inglese=ingles; figlio=hijo; sorella=hija; Dio=Dios (THE most important person in the Universe!); signore=señor/signora=señora; addio=adios; amore, amore, amore!!!=amor, amor, amor!!! (il mio MOLTO piacere!); molto=mucho/morto=muerto; Domenico Modugno=Domenico Moduño/Nicola Di Bari=Nicola Di Bari (???!!!--two of my favorite singers); uomo=hombre/uomini=hombres (I don't like 'em, they're just amici!). End of today's lesson, chico. Actually, I ran out of words! Thank you so much, uomo Latino! What does lontananza mean, please? One final issue: In Italian the ce/ci, are che/chi, in Spanish; in Italian the che/chi, are que/qui, in Spanish). Last edited by j.arnaldo; 11-13-2009 at 09:39 AM.

11-17-2009, 07:54 AM	#404 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	...so far, I've got a "D-" in my italiano class, man...Let's see what happens as time goes by, 'cause I sure wanna recoup' what I lost due to not practicing it. Thanks for your patience, my friend! Those accents confuse me, too; we use them in Spagnolo, but kinda differently. If I remember correctly, only parole sdrúciole and some verbs (for example, like above, the "é", not "e") are accentuated. Molto grazie, Gibo77! Last edited by j.arnaldo; 11-17-2009 at 07:59 AM.

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11-11-2009, 11:23 AM	#392 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	...Oh!, I forgot to tell you!, my moglie's granmamma (??) was Italiana! Si, Marinelli Mastursi were her surnames! So, we got something in common, huomini Latini! I've been meaning to tell you this, but kept forgetting!

11-12-2009, 12:33 PM	#393 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	...O.K., O.K., guys, you DON'T have to be my professori. It was just a crazy idea that crossed my mind. You're still friendly dudes! Ciao.

11-12-2009, 01:35 PM	#395 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	Grazie, Gibo!!! YOUR version sure sounds correct! Molto amábile, amico! (Spanish: ¡Gracias, Gibo! ¡TU versión de seguro suena correcta! ¡Muy amable, amigo!)

11-12-2009, 02:55 PM	#396 (permalink)
Gibo77 Base Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Italy Posts: 203 Drives: The first 370z in IT Rep Power: 16	you're welcome!

11-12-2009, 07:53 PM	#397 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	Il mio figlio e un buono cacciatore di ragazze! (?) Sound O.K.?!

11-16-2009, 11:17 AM	#402 (permalink)
j.arnaldo Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 937 Drives: Nissan 350Z, 2004 Rep Power: 0	Alrighty, dude! Italia e lontana di Porto Rico (?). Grazie!