I agree, except my husband ate goat, which almost ruined it for me. Well, up til the second pitcher of Sangria, then it didn't seem to bother me as much! :D
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I agree, except my husband ate goat, which almost ruined it for me. Well, up til the second pitcher of Sangria, then it didn't seem to bother me as much! :D
What do you have against goat? They taste gohahahhaoood. As long as you doooahhan't let them eat bad fooohhahd.
You've been drinking Sangrias, haven't you? :p
I have nothing against goat, when it's in the yard eating weeds like it's supposed to. It's on my table I'm opposed to it.
Lamb?
Sauteed in olive oil with just a touch of garlic please :)
With a glass of Merlot.
On a bed of pasta with a white wine and mushroom sauce
Gray's Hepar covered with a truffle and a nice Chianti.
And if you mispronounced Chianti....you're probably a rube.
It's the german wines that are tough to pronounce. Since they aren't as well known or popular. But considering our ****ed up English - one would naturally assume Chia as in Chia pet. Watch silence of the Lambs you'll get it right. :D I have hear it pronounce Ch and even She' by others. Who cares just raise a class and Salud. :D
Old school italian does not have the letter K so the K sound is derived from CH or K and with the I it becomes Key-an-te. K is a forein letter that appears but is rarely used.
Madonn'.....No, watch Dr. Lector and you'll mispronounce it too. He used a harder than needed 'A', he needed a softer 'A'. Though he was making fun of agent tornado bait because she was rude a few moments earlier. That is the Duomo, seen from the Belvedere. Do you know Florence? Didn't you say you don't like Italian girls? I understand about a schifosa, but hey great women.Quote:
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It's the german wines that are tough to pronounce. Since they aren't as well known or popular. But considering our ****ed up English - one would naturally assume Chia as in Chia pet. Watch silence of the Lambs you'll get it right. :D I have hear it pronounce Ch and even She' by others. Who cares just raise a class and Salud. :D
Old school italian does not have the letter K so the K sound is derived from CH or K and with the I it becomes Key-an-te. K is a forein letter that appears but is rarely used.
007 is the only Englishman you should trust on that.
German wine, nah, when our boys got up to the Kehlsteinhaus (Eagle's Nest) it was full of all the wines the allies had been drinking! :Dhttp://www.knowital.com/chianti/html...i_history.html