Italian Stereotypes

Discussion in 'Italian' started by FoxeyLady, Aug 19, 2004.

  1. Crayola

    Crayola =)

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    weirdo.


    *hits more kids*
     
  2. Sun_Angel

    Sun_Angel Hip Forums Supporter HipForums Supporter

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    Oh,going this way....

    Chopin was polish
    and Maria Sk³odowska Curie was polish!

    A lot of people think that they was french...
     
  3. Sax_Machine

    Sax_Machine saxbend

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    Well Chopin did spend a lot of time in france, but I think the number of Mazurkas he wrote are a bit of a giveaway!

    Haven't actually heard of Maria Sk³odowska Curie by that name, only by the name Marie Curie, so I suppose it's natural that people assume she was french.
     
  4. elena___

    elena___ Member

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    Visa mi culo is absolutely NOT Italian. and please rememebr that 80% of Italian immigrants were poor, unedicated people, who could normally speak only the local dialect (which an avarage Italian from another region couldn't get to understand).
     
  5. dreamingwight

    dreamingwight Member

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    That's really true.
     
  6. dreamingwight

    dreamingwight Member

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    Ignore them...
     
  7. dahellf

    dahellf Member

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    Italian Stereotypes really piss me off..
    Many times a lot of peoples ask me if if I'm a "mafioso".
    And, what really piss me off is that Hollywood movie can distort the truth, rapresenting many times Mafia as a good thing!
     
  8. Skop's

    Skop's Very old member, but young

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    I have amused myself to read your participations

    The stereotypes exist from always. I task that does not have to take offense itself.

    I smiley when the people say the italian stereotypes.
     
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