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I have only flown into Milan to visit northern Italty, so I cannot really speak to Milan. I love Rome for its people, for its food, its history, its beauty. I love to walk in Rome. My language study there was awesome. I lost my phone there, I got lost (which made for more walking than anticipated but great adventure). My friendship with my hostess in whose home I stayed helped my language skill. She has a generous heart. I have been back to see her once and will go again next autumn. Italia, qui vengo!

Grazie mille per questo video fantastico! Like others in the comments i too would like to learn and see a video about Italian migration within the country over the past 100yrs. I have only been to Roma for 1 week but it was easy to tell the people there were very genuine. After being born/raised in the northeast US, the gogogo of work I am done with and rather live in a city that values time and a little slower pace, so I'd vote Roma. 🎉 That cafe/restaurant/take out late in you video, I went to it or one like it with coworkers for lunch ... it was like organized chaos (not a bad thing just a saying) when ordering, which was very easy to get used to in my opinion.

Lascio un commento, anche se non apprezzo video di questo genere, che forzatamente in venti minuti dii tempo spesso risultano essere una serie di cliché, anche se riconosco che nel tuo caso hai perlomeno inserito alcuni elementi di storia che possono invogliare un fruitore non superficiale ad approfondire. A mio parere hai tralasciato un elemento fondamentale che spiega buona parte delle differenze tra nord e sud, una fase della Storia d'Italia, che ha scavato un solco enorme tra nord e sud, nel quale annovererei Roma, ovvero l'età comunale, con le sue prime forme di democrazia oligarchica e il costituirsi delle corporazioni, che nel bene e nel male sono la base del capitalismo e di quello che oggi è definito brand Ciò ha fatto sì che si sviluppasse una società tendente all'urbanizzazione dalle campagne, ed un dibattito pubblico che inevitabilmente è mancato in uno stato teocratico come quello pontifico, che come giustamente rilevi ha soffocato ogni tentativo di modernizzazione e di infiltrazione delle idee circolanti nel resto d'Europa. Geograficamente ne convengo, Milano risulta essere un po' piatta, ma ad appena 15 chilometri di distanza da Piazza del Duomo cominciano le colline della Brianza ed a 35 chilometri c'è il Lago di Como, che è un capolavoro della natura e dell'uomo, una delle miglioro collaborazioni, insieme a Venezia, tra intervento umano e paesaggio naturale. Ciò che davvero manca a Milano è un fiume, ed è inutile vagheggiare la riapertura dei navigli, un fiume è acqua viva che scorre e che ha modellato un paesaggio, e questo lo si nota proprio perché Milano non è stata fondata dai Romani, come Torino o Vienna, che avevano buon gusto e buon senso e sceglievano luoghi con colline per poter avvistare i nemici e un fiume che proteggesse la città. Io sono over 50, milanese da generazioni, e parlo il dialetto, che ho appreso dai miei nonni, e sono considerato dai colleghi di origine meridionale una specie di animale raro e affascinante difficilissimo da incontrare nel suo habitat naturale hahaha. Mi scuso per il lungo post, spero di aver aggiunto qualche informazione in più riguardo la mia città

Thanks!

Yet another wonderful video. Informative and unique in its subject matter. Grazie tanto Luca 😊

Milan: european, international and job opportunities. Rome: poor, dirty, almost 3rd world but friendly and nice people.

Bisognerebbe dire di come sia drammaticamente calata qui al nord la qualità della vita negli ultimi trent'anni con l'affermardi delle mafie del sud e contestuale meridionalizzazione dei costumi (qui una volta nessuno passava col rosso, gettava rusco in giro, ecc.).

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Finalmente un video che risulta imparziale rispetto ad altri video dello stesso genere che indicano Roma come la città più bella del mondo e Milano come lo schifo fatto a città. Un paio di cose però, nel video dici che il centro storico è disseminato di grattacieli e ciò ha causato l’eliminazione della città storica. In realtà né i grattacieli di gae aulenti né city life si trovano nel centro storico ma in zone che 150 anni fa erano prato. Ogni quartiere ha un’estetica diversa, se vuoi la Milano vecchia vai a Brera, poi il quadrilatero con le sue vie storiche. Il centro storico duomo/castello non sarà quello classico medievale a causa dei vari piani regolatori dell’800, ma i palazzi di quell’epoca hanno comunque il loro charme. So che magari non intendevi dire questo, ma ascoltando il video immedesimandosi in una persona che non ha mai visto Milano, sembra che tu stia descrivendo una città con la stessa cultura architettonica di Dubai, piuttosto che una città che ha molta arte da mostrare.

💚❤️Rome

Meno male che hai fatto o fai la guida turistica, Coniglio... Hai fatto una mezz'oretta di video gettando solo fango sull'Italia, su Roma, la capitale, e su Milano... Invece di fare pubblicita' positiva!!! Sei deleterio e pericoloso per la visione che dai all'estero, dell'Italia... Cerca di esser meno anti italiano, per piacere. E impara l'inglese, che mia nonna di 90 anni lo parla meglio di te che sei professore universitario, ed e' vergognoso che in Italia i professori universitari facciano solo politica di sinistra e non siano capaci di parlare almeno una lingua straniera facile come l'inglese fluentemente...

Allow me, but on some things I totally disagree, some contradictory. You say that Rome was an insignificant village of less than 200 thousand inhabitants, which is true the second but not the first statement, Rome has always or almost always been the capital of something until 1871, it is the city that in any case from the Renaissance onwards has seen the work of the best artists of the peninsula, who have given us the city that is today and we are talking about Michelangelo, Raphael, Bramante, Pietro and Gianlorenzo Bernini, Francesco Borromini, Caravaggio, Nicola Salvi to name a few. From the unification onwards Rome has had, like Milan, an immense immigration from other regions of Italy first and from other nations later, otherwise it would not be explained how it went from 170 thousand inhabitants to 3 million in less than a hundred years. Even Rome, like Milan, has lost its dialect, leaving room for ''slang'' (an accent derived from it), and even that life in Rome is more relaxed is something to be demonstrated in a city with unbearable levels of traffic and public transport bordering on decency. I don't know about you, but in Rome I only hear people swearing.

Guarda che l'unita' d'Italia e' del 1861... Ignorante... Non del 1870... Nel 1870 e' nata la Germania unita, non l'Italia. Ripassa la storia, invece di fare politica a favore della immigrazione, quindi, della sinistra...

Roma tutta la vita

From Lombardy, more precisely 35 km from Piazza del Duomo 😉 What you say is true, but I would add that, concerning the view, it is very flat on three sides - West, South and East - but, on fine days, looking to the North from Milan, we have a lovely view of the Alps, with Monte Rosa in the North-West and Resegone (Lecco) in the North-East. Concerning the dialect, as you say, in the city itself few people still speak Milanese, but if you go to the smaller towns in what is now called the Metropolitan City (former Province) of Milan, people still speak “rural” versions of Milanese, alternating with Standard Italian depending on the person they are speaking with. Concerning work, again you are right. If a person has the right qualifications, it is not difficult to find work in Milan. My grandson graduated from the prestigious Milan Polytechnic in September and he has already found work with a Milan-based German software company. Similarly, in the hospital where my daughter works, she is training (as nurses) three girls from Foggia, Bari and Taranto.

I love Milan for the Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio (older than Maria Maggiore in Rome), the Duomo (where Augustine was baptized) and La Scala, the greatest opera house in the world (and I attended an opera there as recently as 2019). I love the unique Ambrosian chant of the Archdiocese of Milan, and back in 1978 I spent two weeks in the Biblioteca ambrosiana studying those chants. I love the Last Supper, though an experimental technique shortened the lifespan of the work. The city has an energy and an optimism that continually recreates "the miracle of Milan." But Rome! Half the cultural treasures of the world are in Italy, and half of those are in Rome. A whole country is contained within the city-limits: the Vatican City State. Things ancient, medieval, renaissance, baroque, neo-classical and modern co-exist in the larger urban space, not divided into zones. Government offices and the bureaucracy are there, but also a culture of learning with both pontifical and secular universities, a vibrant publishing industry and bookstores, unsurpassable restaurants and serious musical life with the Gonfalone concert series in various acoustic spaces, the Accademia di Santa Cecilia in the new Park of Music, and the under-apprciated Rome opera (where I pagliacci premiered in 1892 and Tosca in 1900). Though the Roman people have moved from the center city to the suburbs, many of them return on Holy Thursday each year when all the historic parish churches reopen with decorated altars of the Blessed Sacrament. On that one night the streets are filled not with tourists but with Romans, who try to make a visit to as many churches as possible during the time available. On that one night the true spirit of the Roman people manifests itself. Every Holy Thursday my spirit is in Rome with the Romans.

Years ago, I went to Charleston, South Carolina for a week because I had heard that it was a nice city to visit. While I was there, one of the things I learned was that, after the Civil War ended, the formerly Confederate South was bankrupt. The northeast U.S., on the other hand, was doing well economically. In the late 1800's and early 1900's, something called "urban renewal" was very popular in the U.S. Old buildings were torn down and replaced by larger and more modern structures. This was probably the dawn of the skyscraper. However, a poor city like Charleston could not afford to do that because the economy in the South was still in bad shape at that time. Guess what now attracts millions of tourists to Charleston every year? The history and historic buildings that remain there because the city couldn't afford to do urban renewal when it was popular. It really is a beautiful city, and tours are everywhere. It's a great place to learn about American history, and homeowners living in the historic center are bound by strict regulations when it comes to renovating or even painting their home. I mention this because it seems like there is a similar parallel between Rome and Milan. Milan might be an economic powerhouse and a great place to find a career, but there probably aren't many skyscraper tours around the city. Rome, on the other hand, has held onto its priceless history, and that is what tourists and pilgrims are drawn to seeing. Wealth and modernity seem to go hand in hand. I'm not saying that those things are bad because the Italian government probably depends heavily on the taxes it collects from the Milanese economy. However, modernity often seems to push ancient history aside. For those of us interested in that history, it comes with a cost.

Northern Italians what you get if a Swiss and Roman had a baby.

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Ciao! Mi saprebbe dire se esistono registri o elenchi con i nomi degli italiani che sono partiti ed emigrati dal porto di Genova? È possibile consultarli online? 1895 From Genova to Brazil. Cini Family. And the first one was Domenico Cini with Cesira Ferretti Cini. Thank you. And you are awesome with your videos!

The video is quite good. A little bit of common places, for example: you will find much more courtesy and kindness in Milan, compared to Rome.

Grazie! Questo era un altro video interessante.

I think it would be quite interesting to learn of the 'grand migration' from S. Italy to Milan. Please teach us.

I'm 38 and still with my folks in Florida. Do i get made fun of all the time? Yes, but my parents will be gone soon... Rather just do what is good for me

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I confirm everything you said

Bellissimo video, grande Prof!!

Io sono Lombarda ma come città ho sempre preferito Roma per varie ragioni. Il clima (niente nebbia né la tristezza della pianura padana), la storia, la gente e l'atmosfera che si respira in generale. W Roma! ❤

From Lombardy, very interesting as usual. In particular, I have learned from your video many things I didn't know about Musk and the Woke ideology. Concerning design, my Sicilian grand-daughter-in-law is an industrial designer in the kitchen furniture business and she works regularly in places like India, South Africa and London, because they want an "Italian touch". Also, in the automotive industry, I believe that about 30% of the components of German cars are "made in Italy", for example Brembo brakes which are made near where I live in the province of Bergamo.

I am also 100% of Italian ancestry and voted for Trump. MAGA !

Sei molto intelligente, speriamo musk investa per una fabbrica di batterie tabless in italia 🙏🏻

Bro the background music is super weird

😂😂😂 imbrarazzante ...ma dobbiamo solo essere contenti se una persona del suo calibro nomina solamente la nostra attuale italietta...e spero non veda mai questo video provincialissimo come d'altronde tutta l'Italia odierna imasta indietro di decenni ... poi se parlate inglese peggio degli indiani stiamo messi proprio bene...e scusatemi ...ma non si può proprio sentire un inglese alla meloni/renzie style

For god's sake, the last thing Italy needs is a right-wing con man eager to colonize and export his development model and capitalistic work organization, dictating his rules and pressuring governments to embrace his point of view even about social issues like demographics and sexual orientation choices. Take a look around the web and see the trail of failed enterprises and defrauded investors he left behind, along with the considerable amount of work force hired, exploited and then nonchalantly dismissed at will without notice. And also his recent (and instrumental) endorsement of a totalitarian, arrogant, ignorant (as well as convicted) american president sharing the same hypertrophic ego, speaks volumes about the rule-dictating, billionaire-gang-up style we can expect from his business model once stretched over Italy. Thanks but no thanks.

Se la mia Panda 750 avesse potuto parlare...altro che le auto elettriche di merda!!

I can’t wait for a video on birth rate decline and how that impacts society. It’s not so straight forward and I think it’s important to do. 🙌

He wants to keep Twitter legal in the EU.

Do you know the exact location of Musk’s home? Trentino?

Well, you did a quite good job of explaining why. It makes sense because he is an astute person, right. I mean Italy has the greatest PM in the world(ask Elon), great cuisine, great automotive, great fashion, great history that Unesco reports to possess over 60% of all the important art, achitecture, and statues, in the whole world. It also has Immense influence of Western civilization and culture. It has Immense natural beauty, Immense palaces galore, great hotels galore, and can cater the best of everything to those who have alot of money, like say Elon Musk. It has the Catholic Church(I know it's a "separate" country), and Italy's birth rate is very low, which is right at the top of his issues. So, yes, Elon should and does have an interest in these. It seems just natural.

Italy has strong relations with Russia and Elon Musk also. Probably he can meet Putin's people there.

Oh god please no please no no no no no fascism in USA is enough we're already back on track here in Italy please stop everything

Bravo, bel video! Those 'rich-anglos' "love" Italy so much...that they want to OWN IT and they think they can, because they are 'anglos-rich'!

Mah guarda, musk se ne può rimanere dov'è.

Canale di sinistroidi? Si vede l'ignoranza sia nel video sia nei commenti

Musk is attracted to what he belives are powerfull women he wants to re grow the Roman empire.

P.S. Woke non vuol dure nulla, è un termine che significa tutto e il contrario di tutto, e questo è l'unico motivo per il quale va di moda. Tutti ci leggono quello che ci vogliono leggere, ma se chiedi una definizione ognuno ti dirà una cosa diversa.

We want hydrogen endotermic cars Elon