My father is with the United States Air Force and we were stationed at Aviano Air Force Base upwards by Venice. My family is also Italian, my grandfather was Italian and so is my last name *grin* I took 3 years of the Italian language in school and practiced it as often as I could with my neighbors. I'm afraid my grammer has always been shakey (even in my own language!! XD), and I haven't gotten to use it in a few years, but I remember more than I thought I would
I have a little desktop calendar with phrases to remind me throughout the year :o It's just not quite the same as using the languageWell, actually, you're way ahead of me. While I was in Italy we didn't get anime. At all.Nihal wrote:I?m aware that I?m missing loads of other interesting anime, but you see, the problem is that here in Italy, the anime world is utterly and totally underestimated and doesn?t receive the attention it deserves (damn!) so it doesn?t happen to see valuable shows on TV.
So I actually haven't known of anime's existance until three years ago... it's sad really. The thing about being military overseas is that you have one channel in English. One. And it has all the military news and very limited programming... when you get a signal XD They've done better on that now. When we were living in Germany (before we lived in Italy) we didn't even get that. But my parents (who are back in Germany now) got a decoder thing so they now get 10 channels... still no anime *pout* You've seen more anime than I have!!Come alesando! Translation is a difficult obstacle. It's nice that you have so many options! Italian, French, Spanish, English.Nihal wrote:?la tua vita ? in pericolo?
Full Metal Panic is my absolute all time fave! ... next to Gundam Wing of course *looks around cautiously* but Gundam SEED was good, Escaflowne, Princess Mononoke. Trigun was good, although I like the music videos more and Evangelion was just creepy to me *shivers*
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