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Related: About this forumSo I wanted to learn Italian.
Saw a book at the thrift store: "Everyday Italian"
Put it in the shopping cart.
Got home.
IT'S A COOKBOOK.
(Mostly) true story.
Va bene.
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So I wanted to learn Italian. (Original Post)
usonian
May 2023
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elleng
(137,597 posts)1. Va Bene!!!
Sneederbunk
(15,551 posts)2. Libro aperto
BOSSHOG
(40,753 posts)3. Your post brings to mind
An old (is there any other kind?) twilight zone episode
TO SERVE MAN. A manuscript from outerspace. Which also was a cookbook. Loved that whacky rod serling.
usonian
(15,351 posts)8. That was intentional! Glad you got it.
One of my favorites.
Love the ending.
BOSSHOG
(40,753 posts)9. ITS A COOKBOOK!
One of those things Burgess Meredith couldnt read after he broke his glasses.
beveeheart
(1,424 posts)10. I definitely remember that episode.
So sad.
BOSSHOG
(40,753 posts)11. Yes it was sad
Twilight Zone was a stimulus of the mind. Dare I say simple yet complex.
KS Toronado
(20,121 posts)12. Let's not forget Andy Devine in Hocus-Pocus and Frisby
One of my top 5 episodes.
unblock
(54,381 posts)4. Most important part of the language anyway lol
Good food is a universal language!
dweller
(25,329 posts)5. That's actually
A pretty popular cookbook, most of the cooks Ive worked with praise her
I think I have a copy, but may have passed it along to an aspiring chef in training
✌🏻
unblock
(54,381 posts)7. I now speak Italian fluently. Learned it all from the song "Prisencolinensinainciusol"