B b0mbrman Lifer Jun 1, 2001 29,470 1 81 Jan 15, 2002 #1 Babelfish is being worthless for this word. I recall it being something along the lines of es curo! or there about. Any ideas? As for "éss cooh-roh!" that's a phonetic spelling...
Babelfish is being worthless for this word. I recall it being something along the lines of es curo! or there about. Any ideas? As for "éss cooh-roh!" that's a phonetic spelling...
B Beau Lifer Jun 25, 2001 17,730 0 76 www.beauscott.com Jan 15, 2002 #2 Neff? I think that's a actually not Italian, it's Anandtechish. (Which, of course, is universally accepted and understood)
Neff? I think that's a actually not Italian, it's Anandtechish. (Which, of course, is universally accepted and understood)
B b0mbrman Lifer Jun 1, 2001 29,470 1 81 Jan 15, 2002 #3 << Neff? I think that's a actually not Italian, it's Anandtechish. (Which, of course, is universally accepted and understood) >>
<< Neff? I think that's a actually not Italian, it's Anandtechish. (Which, of course, is universally accepted and understood) >>
B Beau Lifer Jun 25, 2001 17,730 0 76 www.beauscott.com Jan 15, 2002 #4 Sure, now you add your statement and make me look like a fool I don't think there is a direct translation. Maybe es sircuro = for certain?
Sure, now you add your statement and make me look like a fool I don't think there is a direct translation. Maybe es sircuro = for certain?
B b0mbrman Lifer Jun 1, 2001 29,470 1 81 Jan 15, 2002 #5 Maybe...is that what an excited Italian would say?
A Ameesh Lifer Apr 3, 2001 23,686 1 0 Jan 15, 2002 #6 they say "GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
they say "GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
B Beau Lifer Jun 25, 2001 17,730 0 76 www.beauscott.com Jan 15, 2002 #7 I thought that was brazilians I don't know, I haven't had much experience with Italian... only in the bathrooms in the Maccaroni Grill
I thought that was brazilians I don't know, I haven't had much experience with Italian... only in the bathrooms in the Maccaroni Grill
R RaynorWolfcastle Diamond Member Feb 8, 2001 8,968 16 81 Jan 15, 2002 #9 Watsa matta wit you Italians never say "Hooray", Bravissimo maybe... -Ice
B b0mbrman Lifer Jun 1, 2001 29,470 1 81 Jan 15, 2002 #10 Really? Dang...then what does "es curo!" mean?