OK.........who likes cheese?

Yes. I visited when i was 20 (many years ago!). "Non parla molto bene, ma capisco tutti!"

Italian lesson lol:
It's "non parlO molto bene, ma capisco tuttO (if do you mean you understand everything )

Grazie tante! Thats the problem, i learned by ear, and everybody just slurs the end of words. Plus they change depending on masc, fem, singular, plural - so i sound (and write) like a dummy, but yeah i DO understand everything. At the end of my visit, another of my aunts said something i thought was rather blunt, if not rude, then she said to me (also in italian), "did you understand that?" I replied in italian, "yes, i told you the first day, non parlo...!" She goes, "oh no!" Lol!

I can't blame you for that...Italian is very very harder language to learn than English mate.
I think that the only more complex language to learn are the Nordic ones

Thats interesting. My t is learning swedish. It seems VERY foreign to me!

It's very foreign even for an Italian like me lol
However how do you think my English is? Judging from my previous posts and topics

I was going to say earlier, i think its excellent. I saw your posts before, and i never noticed anything about your language, and i am pretty fussy! I only noticed you were from italy when you identified the brie as cheesecake. both brie and cheesecake were long unknown to me too! I was born in america but my parents came to america as adults.

Thank you mate for your opinion. I'm glad to know that my English is good. I really love English language and English people. I visited London years ago and I literally felt in love. Hope to move there in the next 5-6 years
So you are American ?

Your written English is excellent. I would not have guessed it was not your first language.

I enjoy learning about cultures not like my own.

When my daughter was small, preschool age, she said she wanted to be a "cheese taster" when she grew up!

I notice in the grocery stores that even if the Parents are not buying stuff from the Deli, they stop for a slice of cheese for the kid.

I like blue cheese on crackers. It isn't my favorite so I didn't list it.

Asiago is really good in sandwiches and salads.

Horshradish havarti....may just have to go find some now.

Apricot cheese on biscuits is good

There are many people from the UK here that you may enjoy meeting or reading their posts.one of my favorites is ptangptang but he is old like me! Many people closer to your age. Look around!

I'm Old too. But not old enough for the old folk forum.

I can never remember where they are! Plus i just dont like the concept on principle - i really relate to some people here irregardless of their age. Mostly on if they like the word "irregardless"!

"It's cheese, Gromit. CHEESE!"



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Woohooooo I actually had cheese and biscuits for lunch.

True story!

I guess I'm "old," but I don't feel it! Anyway, cheese is ageless!

Yeah - im like roquefort - the moldy veiny parts of me are "on purpose"! e

icc can't stand it.

hate all cheese.

I don't think I have an opinion on that word. Never really thought about it.

Until Now. Irregardless,

wicked is my relating to word

Cheese!! <3

Thanks , now I need to have some cheese I'll just add some bacon !