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#1 User is offline   babalu1997 

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Posted 2009-July-12, 11:08

hi everyone

does anyone have a website with a glorry of bridge terms in italian and english?

i have a partner who speaks very little english, but i think i can mange some italian.

thanks

View PostFree, on 2011-May-10, 03:57, said:

Babalu just wanted a shoulder to cry on, is that too much to ask for?
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Posted 2009-October-30, 15:20

http://www.bboitalia...ida_bbo_2.0.pdf (pages 39-44)
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Posted 2009-October-31, 02:05

I noticed there were a few useful phrases missing, so here they are:

Italian: The Blue Team were the greatest Team ever
American: Everybody knows they cheated

Italian: That's just sour grapes - you accuse everyone who beats you of cheating
American: We're the epitome of honesty - they have a different culture out there.
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Posted 2009-October-31, 02:19

:rolleyes:

One Italian word I know of with its English meaning


Innuendo



Italian for Suppository

:rolleyes:
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