italian here. I don't add sugar in espresso nor any other form of coffee. I cosider the world as divided in 2 groups, those who put sugar in their coffee and those who don't. People who do, I find them incomprehensible, and not trustworthy. I have a feeling they don't understand the universe the right way and may hide something@@NickKTravel
Italy is full of historical monuments, it is truly a beautiful country! Italy is mainly divided into three parts (North, Center, South), and each part has different cultural customs and pace of life! I love their holiday bazaar, I always find fresh and cheap food and great merchandise! I also helped pick olives in Italy, which was the best memory in my life! It’s really special to see you using chopsticks to eat in Italy, haha! It's great to watch you making this channel exciting and enriching! Have a beautiful life! Grazie mille! Ciao ciao! 👍🥰🙏
@paolodesiato9497 3 parts = 20 regiones = 14 città metropolitana = 80 provincia = 2 provincia autonoma = 6 libero consorzio comunale = 7903 comune 👈😃👌 3 parts are written in our school geography textbook, and the meaning of north, middle and south exists! 👍🥰👌
Hi Nick, I'm an Italian living abroad and when manage to come back for a holiday the first thing I do in the airport is to drink a coffee to say : I'm home! How nice to see Italy through a foreigner's eyes, thank you for your nice video!
Very interesting to know locations in Italy outside the traditional tourist places. Furthermore, this family was very hospitable to welcome you. I'm from the south of Brazil and I'll be in Italy in January. Thanks Nick.
unfortunately you missed the Duomo's affrescoes by Luca Signorelli, one of the most beautiful masterpiece in all the country. It's a must see absolutely.
La Bella Vita, the good life. Happy for you that you can enjoy the delicious food, beautiful and different surroundings and vibes, working in nature, fresh air and good company. Thanks for sharing, Peace!
When I saw you remembered to scan the train ticket before boarding it reminded me of one very painful experience many years ago when I was travelling from Assisi to Florence. I forgot to scan the ticket first before jumping on the train. Then when someone came to check the tickets I ended up being charged an additional 50 Euros just for that. I will never ever forget that experience. Until this date I still cannot figure out what is the exact reason that people need to "scan" (so-called "validate") their train tickets first before boarding? To me that is a totally unnecessary thing. What do you all think, especially Italian folks? Please let me know.
As an Italian (Genoa), I prefer the French croissant (buttery) and, for breakfast, the café noir in which to dip the croissant. When in Rome do as the Romans do...
Hi Nick, I was very surprised to see that you are in Italy because as son of an Italian father and Indonesian mother I’ve been watching your videos for a while. If you have some spare time, you should come visit Cremona in the north of Italy and be my guest. We could have some Italian food… or nasi goreng, you choose.
yeah i figured that was the case. lol Makoto san was very insistent on waiting until 1 o'clock to eat every day though. I had to start buying snacks lol
In small towns they don't even cook for you if you arrive too early. Obviously in Milan or Rome you can eat whenever you want, but 1pm is the time when most of the people have lunch.
orvieto station is a bit away from the old town being in te plain below, from there you must take a vehicle or the escalators to visit orvieto proper: welcome to Italy, we love yu coming seeing visiting and tell us all you felt
Hello. Not everyone add sugar to the espresso! it's up to you. Also, the canonical lunch time is at 12 but today many office workers go at 13:00. You are allowed 1 glass of wine at lunch, you have to wait 17 (5 pm) for it if you are a worker. But for a tourist, get the best of it, have more wine at lunch and enjoy the bellavita.
We are decidedly the opposite, in behavior, in character, in respecting the rules, certainly the case that amazed the world in the last Football World Cup where after the match of the Japanese national team, all the spectators of Japanese nationality voluntarily cleaned the stadium from waste left there, in Italy it is impossible, and this would be fantastic given the treasures we have but don't appreciate.
@kurtcoolson9054 Sbagliato! è il giappone che è l'italia dell'asia!,scherzo ovviamente,ma tra italia e giappone c'è una grande intesa,come noi adoriamo il giappone loro (i giapponesi) adorano l'italia,e anche a livello tecnologico abbiamo parecchie cose in comune,guarda le motogp... 😂😂
@@fasullodavvero Sono completamente d'accordo con te! Non hai letto bene la mia riposta? There are many similarities between the Italians and Japanese..including the economic problems and challenges that they are experiencing.
@@fasullodavvero hai ragione, ho una cara amica Giapponese e proprio da Lei ho percepito questo contrasto tra adorazione e perplessità, ma Lei che vive da sempre, tra Roma che adora, Londra e Tokio lo ripete dopo più di 20 anni ancora oggi, ma la stessa cosa l'ho potuta appurare con il tempo anche di persona, visto che per lavoro sono stato in Giappone almeno sei volte, precisamente ad Osaka, Tokio ma anche in piccoli centri come Naramachi o Funaya , loro anche se (ripeto) a volte non ci capiscono negli atteggiamenti o nel comportamenti, allo stesso modo ci adorano, ma la diversità è totalmente palpabile.
Life in little towns in Italy is much better then the big city, at least in most of them! I'm happy you experienced the true original Italian lifestyle!
Here some facts about Italy: one of the biggest industrial and financial powers of Europe and worldwide, one of the most famous and visited countries worldwide, big player, In food, car, tourism and fashion Industry, some of the biggest Cities in Europe (Rome, naples Milano, Florence, Genua, 4th strongest military in Europe, very good education system (oldest university of europe in Bologna), country of the ancient Roman’s our glorious fighters, one of the most famous countries for art, architecture, famous personalities (Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci and so on :) you see Italy is a very very interesting country. We are people that love dress well (I have 20-30 suits in my closet💀), we love our history, our fascinating art, architecture and landscapes and yeah:)
The issue you are experiencing with the GoPro is due to the frequency of the electrical grid in Europe. In those regions, the frequency is 50Hz, whereas in the USA, it is 60Hz. Old neon lights operate at the grid frequency, causing a dissonance with the GoPro. You should check the camera settings to see if there is an option related to flickering and adjust it from 60Hz to 50Hz.
or i think i'll just toss the gopro in the trash lol, not a fan of gopros, switching back to my Sony. thanks for the info though, ill try to remember that next time if i use it.
For espresso sugar is not mandory :) Lot of italian dont use sugar on espresso, many others will . I personally drink it very sweetened , but because I don't really like coffee :P Per chi se lo chiedesse ,si sono italiano For those who were wondering ,yes I am Italian
Non ha senso non mettere lo zucchero nel caffè.. È lo zucchero che ti sveglia, con la caffeina.. Senza senti giusto il gusto forte che ti prende, ma ovviamente se è molto dolce per te è un'altra cosa
@@riccardosebis5333 Guarda, io posso anche essere d'accordo con te , e si può dire che io metta il caffè nello zucchero, piuttosto che il contrario :P. Ma è innegabile che molti italiani il caffè lo bevano senza zucchero ( sia liscio che corretto ) ,mio fratello ad esempio è uno di quelli.
Italian here. Don't add sugar on espresso , no needed! With cornetto I suggest cappuccino, especially at 8 am. Best combination. Later on espresso, or double espresso. Cheers
The difference between white sugar and brown sugar is not one is synthetic and the other is natural, but just they take off the cinnamon from the brown one to make it white. They're just the same sugar, in terms of process.
Perché qui è illegale abbattere un edificio storico e moltissimi sono protetti dalle "belle arti". Per intenderci, se tu acquisti una villa storica del 600 non puoi anche se sei il proprietario abbatterla perché protetta, te la tieni così com'è
Consiglierei ad una persona che arriva in italia per la prima volta dimangiare " spaghetti al pomodoro " o "pasta al pomodoro " , che e' un must , poi pasta con le vongole, pasta all arrabbita, cacio e pepe. Poi si passa alle lasagne
Nice video. Is so strange for me to see my Country from your point of view. When you tried the first Expresso I shouted "don't drink without sugar!!!! It's too strong as a first try!!!" ahahaah
14:52 it's a frequency(Hz) thing. Change the shutter speed setting of your Gopro. Maybe over 1/60 if your are recording at 30FPS. Or.. there might be an option for Flick-free in your camera setting. Search for it.
Hi, Nick, in Italy you can always go in a "salumeria" and ask for a "panino with..." You can put in mozzarella, cheese, ham, all that you see in front of you often they have also handmade food like eggplants under oil and other things. Then there are backery shops like "Panetteria" o "Forno" here you can have bread but also focacce, pizzette, torte salate and much more. Around at 10.00 o'clock you can find street food like crocche', arancine, pizza fritta and more, it depends on the place you are. "Pasticceria" is a shop where you can get only sweet food handmade. So, if you need to eat before h. 13.00 you can fix very well (no bacon and eggs, thins is true; you can have it only in few hotels' breakfast). P.S. In North Italy people usually eat around h. 12.30; in the middle of Italy around h. 13.00; in the South around 13.30 / 14.00. In general, only _restourants_ and _tavole calde_ and _trattorie_ open arond h.12.30/13.00. P.S. Italians usually don't eats tramezzini (sandwiches) better don't eat them in Italy: there is a lot of more traditional food to taste. Hope you all return soon to Italy . Bye
You have to change the refresh rate of your gopro so the light doesn't flicker indoors. I'm guessing in italy it would be 50hz. So you should record in 50p instead of 60p. Or 25p instead of 30p. 👍
Is not fake sugar he was trying to say that the white was normal sugar and the brown was brown sugar 😂 nice place by the way, and the japanese family is sweet, grazie di essere nel nostro paese 🙏
Hi nick, film in 24 frames low iso for no flickering indoors, its a common problem in 30 fps and 60fps or more. 24 and 25 should be okay at 1/50 shutterspeed
An american guy (I think) which speak Japanese in Fiumicino train station bar, having his first espresso of his life and the japanese girl gotta explain him how to drink properly! Honto ga omoshiroi 😁
Hi, I live in Rome but my dad's family is from Bolsena (the lake not far from Orvieto). That part of central Italy is a bit less "fancy" than Tuscany but it is the heart of Etruscan civilization and has very unique landscapes. Food is great. Sadly towns like Orvieto are getting emptier with time, people just move to bigger places (or abroad..) and old traditions are gradually lost.
Italy is the opposite of Japan Nothing works very well but people are happy. In japan everything is perfect but people are sad. The food is great in both countries
Sugar on your coffee is not mandatory, Actually if you will have it with no sugar, You can appreciate more the coffee bean. Also you can cheat for a bite if you have either an "aperitivo"
19:27 fun fact: it's totally the opposite! Those 'olive' are not good to be processed, better directly eat it. another mediterranean country which is known for the olives is the Grece!
L'italia puo piacere o non piacere, ci sono 20 regioni, molto diverse tra loro, cambia il cibo, lo stile di vita e persino la lingua, pero parlando in italiano tutti capiscono, ci sono citta turistiche grandi e piccole, ma ogni una con la sua storia e i suoi monumenti, il paese non è molto grande, quindi basta spostarsi di pochi chilometri e si incontrano posti unici. in generale si mangia bene ovunque.
"like all the international airports"... In fact I believe that feature is the only one in common in between Fiumicino and all the other international airports in the world... Ciao buddy
You can eat lunch whenever you want in the 11-14 window, most of people just have the work shift at 13. Also, add sugar in the coffee if you prefer it that way, many Italians do it don't worry, who tell you "you must drink it without sugar!!" is lying. People tend to be strongly purist about coffee, but in reality you can do whatever you want...maybe follow their advice at first, but feel free to adjust to your taste. You did good by staying in a small city btw, best Italy is outside major cities. Cheers
He let you try the olive oil becaude its great there..not for whatever reason!!!!😢 And once you have it on your hands its great for your skin... My God foreigners in Italy should be taught how to live...no offence.
True lovers of coffee say you shouldn't add sugar and drinking water before drinking coffee so your mouth is cleaned and ready to taste the real essence of coffee (I add sugar and I still dont like it lol)
it’s funny how you still use some indonesian words even though you are in italy😭 i clearly can relate that how the bilingualism make you have to extra effort when speak another language, 頑張って ニックさん✊
I am Italian and I drink espresso without sugar but never after the croissant otherwise it will be more bitter :-) and it is always better to drink a drop of water first. :-)
What's your favorite Italian food?
Lasagne, and everything ..... love too many. 😄✌
Spaghety off course
Lasagne, pasta, risotto
Sate
Mamamiaaaa italiano!!
1:08 "Vuo fa na foto ?" 🤣
Italian here, I don't add sugar when I drink espresso, that's a personal choice - you drank it the right way!😉
good to know!
italian here. I don't add sugar in espresso nor any other form of coffee. I cosider the world as divided in 2 groups, those who put sugar in their coffee and those who don't. People who do, I find them incomprehensible, and not trustworthy. I have a feeling they don't understand the universe the right way and may hide something@@NickKTravel
Exactly. I don't add sugar either. In fact, as far as I'm concerned, espresso is much better without it.
and then there is me, who can't really stand its taste no matter how much sugar @@NickKTravel 😂
Yes! No Sugar in the coffe!
Italy is full of historical monuments, it is truly a beautiful country!
Italy is mainly divided into three parts (North, Center, South), and each part has different cultural customs and pace of life!
I love their holiday bazaar, I always find fresh and cheap food and great merchandise!
I also helped pick olives in Italy, which was the best memory in my life!
It’s really special to see you using chopsticks to eat in Italy, haha!
It's great to watch you making this channel exciting and enriching!
Have a beautiful life! Grazie mille! Ciao ciao! 👍🥰🙏
wow you've done it before too, where did you work at?
@@NickKTravel Vinci, a small mountain town in Tuscany, it is the hometown of Leonardo da Vinci!
@@giannishen No, 20 regions and a huge amount of provinces: 107!
@paolodesiato9497 3 parts = 20 regiones = 14 città metropolitana = 80 provincia = 2 provincia autonoma = 6 libero consorzio comunale = 7903 comune 👈😃👌
3 parts are written in our school geography textbook, and the meaning of north, middle and south exists! 👍🥰👌
Parts do not exist in administration: south centre and north are just hypotethical. Provinces are 107 now@@giannishen
the old man didn't say you can't eat the olives. He said those are not good to make oil out of them , you can only eat them
I’m italian and I can assure you that you can eat lunch at 12pm.
Dream country Italy❤🇮🇹
Hi Nick, I'm an Italian living abroad and when manage to come back for a holiday the first thing I do in the airport is to drink a coffee to say : I'm home! How nice to see Italy through a foreigner's eyes, thank you for your nice video!
Very interesting to know locations in Italy outside the traditional tourist places. Furthermore, this family was very hospitable to welcome you. I'm from the south of Brazil and I'll be in Italy in January. Thanks Nick.
unfortunately you missed the Duomo's affrescoes by Luca Signorelli, one of the most beautiful masterpiece in all the country. It's a must see absolutely.
La Bella Vita, the good life. Happy for you that you can enjoy the delicious food, beautiful and different surroundings and vibes, working in nature, fresh air and good company. Thanks for sharing, Peace!
イタリアの村に住んでるのいいですね。静かで涼しそう
When I saw you remembered to scan the train ticket before boarding it reminded me of one very painful experience many years ago when I was travelling from Assisi to Florence. I forgot to scan the ticket first before jumping on the train. Then when someone came to check the tickets I ended up being charged an additional 50 Euros just for that. I will never ever forget that experience. Until this date I still cannot figure out what is the exact reason that people need to "scan" (so-called "validate") their train tickets first before boarding? To me that is a totally unnecessary thing. What do you all think, especially Italian folks? Please let me know.
As an Italian (Genoa), I prefer the French croissant (buttery) and, for breakfast, the café noir in which to dip the croissant. When in Rome do as the Romans do...
Hi Nick, I was very surprised to see that you are in Italy because as son of an Italian father and Indonesian mother I’ve been watching your videos for a while. If you have some spare time, you should come visit Cremona in the north of Italy and be my guest. We could have some Italian food… or nasi goreng, you choose.
We are not so standardized to eat at 1 o'clock every day! Time for lunch changes from town to town, and from person to person actually...
yeah i figured that was the case. lol Makoto san was very insistent on waiting until 1 o'clock to eat every day though. I had to start buying snacks lol
if you eat bread and extravirgin oil in the morning, you sure have to wait before having lunch... I have lunch at 1 or 1.30 though...@@NickKTravel
In small towns they don't even cook for you if you arrive too early. Obviously in Milan or Rome you can eat whenever you want, but 1pm is the time when most of the people have lunch.
orvieto station is a bit away from the old town being in te plain below, from there you must take a vehicle or the escalators to visit orvieto proper: welcome to Italy, we love yu coming seeing visiting and tell us all you felt
''Do i have to scan it''?
the lady: QUA, (take the tiket), sniff. bye
Hello. Not everyone add sugar to the espresso! it's up to you.
Also, the canonical lunch time is at 12 but today many office workers go at 13:00. You are allowed 1 glass of wine at lunch, you have to wait 17 (5 pm) for it if you are a worker. But for a tourist, get the best of it, have more wine at lunch and enjoy the bellavita.
Ci vuole pazienza e tanti anni per conoscere l'Italia, sembra impossibile, ma è un universo.
Sei simpaticissimo... Da Como un abbraccio❤
Japan agrees with your body. You look so refreshed. Thank you for sharing Italy in your unique way.
A lot of italians drink espresso without sugar, don't worry.
We never add sugar!
I always add@@calise8783
Vieni a Visitare la meravigliosa Sicilia!!!❤
PS: saluti dalla Sicilia!!❤
Coming from Japan...everywhere must feel pretty different! I actually read somewhere that Italy is considered the Japan of Europe
We are decidedly the opposite, in behavior, in character, in respecting the rules, certainly the case that amazed the world in the last Football World Cup where after the match of the Japanese national team, all the spectators of Japanese nationality voluntarily cleaned the stadium from waste left there, in Italy it is impossible, and this would be fantastic given the treasures we have but don't appreciate.
@@stevebardella_farm-nature7bis I hear you, but there are parallels that exist on different cultural and economic levels between the two nations.
@kurtcoolson9054 Sbagliato! è il giappone che è l'italia dell'asia!,scherzo ovviamente,ma tra italia e giappone c'è una grande intesa,come noi adoriamo il giappone loro (i giapponesi) adorano l'italia,e anche a livello tecnologico abbiamo parecchie cose in comune,guarda le motogp... 😂😂
@@fasullodavvero Sono completamente d'accordo con te! Non hai letto bene la mia riposta? There are many similarities between the Italians and Japanese..including the economic problems and challenges that they are experiencing.
@@fasullodavvero hai ragione, ho una cara amica Giapponese e proprio da Lei ho percepito questo contrasto tra adorazione e perplessità, ma Lei che vive da sempre, tra Roma che adora, Londra e Tokio lo ripete dopo più di 20 anni ancora oggi, ma la stessa cosa l'ho potuta appurare con il tempo anche di persona, visto che per lavoro sono stato in Giappone almeno sei volte, precisamente ad Osaka, Tokio ma anche in piccoli centri come Naramachi o Funaya , loro anche se (ripeto) a volte non ci capiscono negli atteggiamenti o nel comportamenti, allo stesso modo ci adorano, ma la diversità è totalmente palpabile.
The cheese on the table for dinner is burrata and it is soooo good. All of the wine was fantastic! Your travels look fantastic.
thanks! it was tasty!
Life in little towns in Italy is much better then the big city, at least in most of them! I'm happy you experienced the true original Italian lifestyle!
Here some facts about Italy: one of the biggest industrial and financial powers of Europe and worldwide, one of the most famous and visited countries worldwide, big player, In food, car, tourism and fashion Industry, some of the biggest Cities in Europe (Rome, naples Milano, Florence, Genua, 4th strongest military in Europe, very good education system (oldest university of europe in Bologna), country of the ancient Roman’s our glorious fighters, one of the most famous countries for art, architecture, famous personalities (Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci and so on :) you see Italy is a very very interesting country. We are people that love dress well (I have 20-30 suits in my closet💀), we love our history, our fascinating art, architecture and landscapes and yeah:)
The issue you are experiencing with the GoPro is due to the frequency of the electrical grid in Europe. In those regions, the frequency is 50Hz, whereas in the USA, it is 60Hz. Old neon lights operate at the grid frequency, causing a dissonance with the GoPro. You should check the camera settings to see if there is an option related to flickering and adjust it from 60Hz to 50Hz.
or i think i'll just toss the gopro in the trash lol, not a fan of gopros, switching back to my Sony. thanks for the info though, ill try to remember that next time if i use it.
For espresso sugar is not mandory :) Lot of italian dont use sugar on espresso, many others will . I personally drink it very sweetened , but because I don't really like coffee :P
Per chi se lo chiedesse ,si sono italiano
For those who were wondering ,yes I am Italian
ah ok, yeah i saw some people dumping the whole sugar packet in the tiny espresso lol
Non ha senso non mettere lo zucchero nel caffè.. È lo zucchero che ti sveglia, con la caffeina..
Senza senti giusto il gusto forte che ti prende, ma ovviamente se è molto dolce per te è un'altra cosa
@@riccardosebis5333
Guarda, io posso anche essere d'accordo con te , e si può dire che io metta il caffè nello zucchero, piuttosto che il contrario :P. Ma è innegabile che molti italiani il caffè lo bevano senza zucchero ( sia liscio che corretto ) ,mio fratello ad esempio è uno di quelli.
@@doc7440 mia madre pure, infatti continuano a berne 10 litri perché non si svegliano😂
@@riccardosebis5333Io ne bevo mezza tazzina e divento arzillo (solo macchiato)
Italian here. Don't add sugar on espresso , no needed! With cornetto I suggest cappuccino, especially at 8 am. Best combination. Later on espresso, or double espresso. Cheers
HI Nick, there are so many exciting things going on even on day one in Italy, Thank you for sharing
you're welcome!
The difference between white sugar and brown sugar is not one is synthetic and the other is natural, but just they take off the cinnamon from the brown one to make it white. They're just the same sugar, in terms of process.
Cinnamon? No Cinnamon in Brown sugar
@@ledatufarulo7316 My bad in translation of "cane sugar".
Beautiful scenery, Nick. 💕Loved your video.
thanks so much!
I can so relate with you. I am Italian, living in Japan and speaking Indonesian. What a world!
I don’t know how Italy managed to preserve so many of their medieval buildings throughout their history.
Perché qui è illegale abbattere un edificio storico e moltissimi sono protetti dalle "belle arti". Per intenderci, se tu acquisti una villa storica del 600 non puoi anche se sei il proprietario abbatterla perché protetta, te la tieni così com'è
Consiglierei ad una persona che arriva in italia per la prima volta dimangiare " spaghetti al pomodoro " o "pasta al pomodoro " , che e' un must , poi pasta con le vongole, pasta all arrabbita, cacio e pepe. Poi si passa alle lasagne
Look for the anti-flicker in your general preferences, changes it to 50hz in Europe, should help.
Nice classic italy..loved it, funny when nick said " ini ".., more funny he heard and said " i"m not indonesian bro.. Hehe.. Can't wait next video
Incredible, I clicked the video randomly and I see you were in my hometown Orvieto! Ahah Great Nick! Enjoy your trip
Nice video. Is so strange for me to see my Country from your point of view.
When you tried the first Expresso I shouted "don't drink without sugar!!!! It's too strong as a first try!!!" ahahaah
Love the subtle shade you threw on the coldplay album pricing
14:52 it's a frequency(Hz) thing. Change the shutter speed setting of your Gopro. Maybe over 1/60 if your are recording at 30FPS. Or.. there might be an option for Flick-free in your camera setting. Search for it.
I’m also living in north Italy for more than 26 years,I think so Italy is nice country to visit for vacation 👍
Hi, Nick, in Italy you can always go in a "salumeria" and ask for a "panino with..." You can put in mozzarella, cheese, ham, all that you see in front of you often they have also handmade food like eggplants under oil and other things. Then there are backery shops like "Panetteria" o "Forno" here you can have bread but also focacce, pizzette, torte salate and much more. Around at 10.00 o'clock you can find street food like crocche', arancine, pizza fritta and more, it depends on the place you are. "Pasticceria" is a shop where you can get only sweet food handmade. So, if you need to eat before h. 13.00 you can fix very well (no bacon and eggs, thins is true; you can have it only in few hotels' breakfast). P.S. In North Italy people usually eat around h. 12.30; in the middle of Italy around h. 13.00; in the South around 13.30 / 14.00. In general, only _restourants_ and _tavole calde_ and _trattorie_ open arond h.12.30/13.00. P.S. Italians usually don't eats tramezzini (sandwiches) better don't eat them in Italy: there is a lot of more traditional food to taste. Hope you all return soon to Italy . Bye
You have to change the refresh rate of your gopro so the light doesn't flicker indoors. I'm guessing in italy it would be 50hz. So you should record in 50p instead of 60p. Or 25p instead of 30p. 👍
Is not fake sugar he was trying to say that the white was normal sugar and the brown was brown sugar 😂 nice place by the way, and the japanese family is sweet, grazie di essere nel nostro paese 🙏
lol thanks. yeah they're the greatest!
Hi nick, film in 24 frames low iso for no flickering indoors, its a common problem in 30 fps and 60fps or more. 24 and 25 should be okay at 1/50 shutterspeed
Orvieto! You are in Umbria my region!
A different and not well known city. It is fascinating
"Rosa canina" is the wild rose.
Orvieto Classico is my favourite white wine in the World
An american guy (I think) which speak Japanese in Fiumicino train station bar, having his first espresso of his life and the japanese girl gotta explain him how to drink properly! Honto ga omoshiroi 😁
Remember that Italy is moda of 20 different regions....all very different from each other
Hi, I live in Rome but my dad's family is from Bolsena (the lake not far from Orvieto). That part of central Italy is a bit less "fancy" than Tuscany but it is the heart of Etruscan civilization and has very unique landscapes. Food is great. Sadly towns like Orvieto are getting emptier with time, people just move to bigger places (or abroad..) and old traditions are gradually lost.
I love Orvieto duomo
Hey Nick all that good food & wine in Italy it will be on the bike when back in Japan.
The white sugar is not synthetic, Is cleaned by molasses. The brown One Is the white one + a percentage of molasses added back
Welcome to Italy Nick
You looks younger and handsomer than some time before, Nick! Enjoy your days ☺️🎉 and life 💗!!
Italy is the opposite of Japan
Nothing works very well but people are happy.
In japan everything is perfect but people are sad.
The food is great in both countries
Great video nick!
In Italy there are no synthetic sugars, the white one comes from sugar beets and the brown one comes from sugar cane. For correct information. Thanks.
You don't add sugar, to espresso! If you do the taste of the sugar is stronger... and overpowers the taste of the coffee...
Umbria is small but have a lot of cities of art to visit
2:19 My expression was exactly the same when I ordered that coffee 😂
chad's live is always simple
Fun to watch that espresso ceremony ;-)
Non ho mai visto servire il caffè nel bicchiere. Poi non so che caffè sia con tutto quel latte freddo!!
...solo per questo grave errore, dovrebbero cambiare bar!!!
...riempito dalla bottiglia poi, generalmente non si fa in un bar italiano.
@@micromymario23 ... per di più!! Il caffè va bevuto in tazze di porcellana, cambia gusto nel vetro.
Sugar on your coffee is not mandatory,
Actually if you will have it with no sugar,
You can appreciate more the coffee bean.
Also you can cheat for a bite if you have either an "aperitivo"
that's excatly how to enjoy coffe....nooooo sugar pleaseeeee...and I'm saying this as a neapolitan coffe addict!..😊
Haha I think it’s better with no sugar too!
19:27 fun fact: it's totally the opposite! Those 'olive' are not good to be processed, better directly eat it. another mediterranean country which is known for the olives is the Grece!
L'italia puo piacere o non piacere, ci sono 20 regioni, molto diverse tra loro, cambia il cibo, lo stile di vita e persino la lingua, pero parlando in italiano tutti capiscono, ci sono citta turistiche grandi e piccole, ma ogni una con la sua storia e i suoi monumenti, il paese non è molto grande, quindi basta spostarsi di pochi chilometri e si incontrano posti unici. in generale si mangia bene ovunque.
"like all the international airports"... In fact I believe that feature is the only one in common in between Fiumicino and all the other international airports in the world...
Ciao buddy
Nick k i been seeing your videos since 2022 this is your first in italy
You can eat lunch whenever you want in the 11-14 window, most of people just have the work shift at 13.
Also, add sugar in the coffee if you prefer it that way, many Italians do it don't worry, who tell you "you must drink it without sugar!!" is lying. People tend to be strongly purist about coffee, but in reality you can do whatever you want...maybe follow their advice at first, but feel free to adjust to your taste.
You did good by staying in a small city btw, best Italy is outside major cities. Cheers
No sugar my friend who drink coffè with the sugar don't how appreciate the real taste of the coffee
17:16 Hotel California
Goedemorgen, WELKOM TO ITALIË ❤NICK❤.K❤🙏❤🙏❤
He let you try the olive oil becaude its great there..not for whatever reason!!!!😢
And once you have it on your hands its great for your skin...
My God foreigners in Italy should be taught how to live...no offence.
I understand coming from another country but man, you seem to come from another world, even Japanese tourists are not so weird. 😄🍺
Ummm, thank you? 😂
True lovers of coffee say you shouldn't add sugar and drinking water before drinking coffee so your mouth is cleaned and ready to taste the real essence of coffee
(I add sugar and I still dont like it lol)
Espresso とcroissant 美味しそう！
美味しかった！
Really nice video! But remember, It is not mandatory to add sugar in espresso!
it’s funny how you still use some indonesian words even though you are in italy😭 i clearly can relate that how the bilingualism make you have to extra effort when speak another language, 頑張って ニックさん✊
@18:00 HOTEL CALIFORNIA !!
You took the superslow regionale train. Try taking the Freccia Rossa next time
오 형제여 이탈리아에도 갔군요!!
Espresso without sugar is much better
I am Italian and I drink espresso without sugar but never after the croissant otherwise it will be more bitter :-) and it is always better to drink a drop of water first. :-)
Good advice! Thanks!
@@NickKTravel Drinking a drop of aquare helps to rinse your mouth of any previous tastes. :-)
Well... I just want to buy that Coldplay record too. But in a cassette format.😅
Saya suka italy❤🎉
The thing you said about eating exactly at 1 O'clock is not real, in Italy you usually eat between 12:00 and 14:00 but it's not a rule
Min 9,45 Absolutely not... many people in Italy , probably the majority, do eat around 12.00...
Ma quel a fantastica della barista allinizzio sono morto
Italia 🇮🇹 ❤ my country
15:10 this is because in Europe most lights are set to 25 frames so it gives you this flickering effect
50.... 50 Hz
Oh, I went to Orvieto around February with my family. Did you happen to visit the Well?
visit "civita di bagnoregio" near orvieto!
next time order it "lungo" (long) otherwise you only get two drops (or a dirty cup if you like)