Hey Sam! Just found you on TH-cam and find it a great idea to show people around in nice places and cities in the world and teach some English by doing so! I'm already sharing these videos with my students here in Switzerland. Keep it up! Thanks a million😊😎👋
I really appreciate your tour in Milan 👍🏻 it’s a beautiful and cosmopolitan city full of art, fashion and luxury brand. Say hello to your lovely Turkish friend. I guess she struggles teaching you Turkish 😂
@@PAPIEnglish every post, story on Instagram and video on TH-cam I save to study them later and to improve my British pronunciation. Many thanks. I learn a lot from you.
I couldn't see the last supper painting either because I've got lost due to Google maps sent me close to il duomo lol! My suggestion for your following trips: Puebla, Mexico
@@PAPIEnglish Yeah! Great. I've seen all your videos since the very first one. It is a fantastic idea teaching English the way you are doing. What about Firenze, then? I live in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but Italy is my place in the world. Congrats, dude!
@@sergioroveri6763 Really! Wow that's amazing! I will go to Florence (Firenze) soon I promise! Now I'm on my way to Naples!! Who knows... hopefully one day soon I can do a trip in Brazil as well! Thanks for watching my videos and I hope you enjoy the videos to come :)
@@PAPIEnglish Sam, my dear. I can’t wait to see your video in Naples. I’ve spent only one day over there and it will be very nice to see The city again. If you allow a new sugestion, what about Lucca? I am sure you Will enjoy a lot. Thank for your attention. Congratulations one more time
@@sergioroveri6763 Lucca is a great suggestion, I've never been! Naples was amazing and I hope you enjoy the video coming very soon! Thanks for all of your support!
The history of Cotoletta alla Milanese. Also if the Austrian said that Cotoletta alla Milanese is a typical recipe of their tradition (Wiener Schnitzel), actually, this is an original dish of Italian cuisine. On 17th September 1134 was the name-day of Bishop Ambrose’s brother Satyrus. For the occasion, the canons of the Basilica of St. Ambrose were offered a banquet of rich dishes, including breaded and fried ribs. The name ‘cotoletta’ is from the Milanese dialect ‘cutelèta’, which in turn is borrowed from the French ‘côtelette’, meaning ‘cutlet’. It is in fact the rib of veal, not of pork: the only one that can really be rightly called the true Milanese cutlet. It is only in 1814, however, that traces of this term are found in connection with the dish. The recipe for Cotoletta alla Milanese, in fact, is made from the loin, and not the thigh, like the one prepared in Austria
Thank you Giovanni, your input is always fascinating and adds something extra to this channel. Always worth reading to learn something more in depth about the culture of these places!
Hi Sam you are always on the top! Your videos are getting better and better thanks to your skills and your brilliant desire to get in touch with new histories and cultural traditions. It’s so funny to follow your tour and to listen to your magic voice! I remind you I live in Trentino ….With its stunning blend of natural marvels, culture and traditions, Trentino can offer all of this in the heart of the Italian Alps, where the towering peaks stretch up into the blue sky above the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hit me up 🙏 A stunning hug I wish you the best 🎈 Alfonso Moser
Hi Sam! I see you've been exhibiting your elegance while crossing "La Piazza del Duomo" (Cathedral Square) 🤭🤭🤭 (a little sarcasm, sorry 😬) I think this video will have lots of viewers, as it is said "the more, the merrier…" And as it is full of useful contents, I'll surely will be going over like I did and do with previous episodes! Well, who said that a trendsetter should only use luxury brands' garments? We could name you the trendsetter teacher, at least I know no teacher traveling the world showing different places and teaching all in one! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I've been in Milan like you (for short time) 4 times and could never get a ticket to see DaVinci's Last Supper. 🤷♂️ But, if I could, perhaps I'd have had that disappoint feeling that I had at Sistine Chapel (I could not enjoy the paintings because of the noisy secular and uproarious tourists that did not respect the place). When you come to Argentina, you will try our "cotoletta" which here is called "milanesa" (which means: belonging or related to Milan city) It is said that for each church in Rome, there's a bank in Milan! Wherever you go, it will be a pleasure for us! I've already said that your perseverance on speaking different languages always pays! You are a trendsetter, at least for me! See you on next video and all your posts on different social networks!
Hi Luis! Thank you, I'm not sure if I'm a trendsetter, but I am very happy if encourage people to learn about other cultures and languages. I think it is so important and I'm sure you agree. I often go to Milan so this wasn't my first time, but I also haven't been to see The Last Supper yet... maybe next time haha I need to go to Rome and do the Sistine Chapel and of course one day go to Argentine! That's the dream. Thanks again and looking forward to hearing from you soon! :)
@@PAPIEnglish Oh! I regret to tell you some bad news 😔 When visiting the Sistine Chapel (I don't know if they keep the same rules than when I've visited it) you'd probably hear someone saying: "Non photo, non video" which is supposed to mean that photos and videos are not allowed. 🤔 Well, many visitors will not obey and anong the murmur will take pictures anyways. 🤷♂️ It's been 5 years since my visit, so, hopefully the uncomfortable situation is solved either because of new ways to deal with it or as a consequence of the pandemic restrictions! 👀 🙄 Oh, I think I'm starting to sound like a partypooper (this "adjective" I know from my American friends, I don't know if in Britain also use it). Sorry 😬 🤦♂️
@@luis_ar2146 oh right, well I will see when I go! but if not I will find another way to talk about it!! Haha yes we also use this adjective! It's a good one :)
Thank you Sam. Your videos are always amazing. The more the merrier.
Glad you like them! Next Naples! :)
Hey Sam! Just found you on TH-cam and find it a great idea to show people around in nice places and cities in the world and teach some English by doing so!
I'm already sharing these videos with my students here in Switzerland.
Keep it up! Thanks a million😊😎👋
You're stunning. I always learn both language and culture from you. Hats off to you.
Thank you! 😃 I love making these videos and it is great to hear when people get something out of them!
Such a nice way to learn ... culture + language! Cheers🥰
Thank you! 😃 A lot more videos like this coming! In different countries too!!
I was looking for a British teacher n I found you on Instagram. I subscribed to this channel, wish my English better soon, cheers sir!:)
Welcome aboard! I think you will enjoy the videos on TH-cam. A lot more videos coming and you can always ask me if you have any doubts or questions :)
😄😄At the end of video you made me smile with your Turkish pronunciation.It was so cute 😊😊By the way I am from Turkey too 🙃
Thank you! 😃 I will keep practising and I'll be making videos in Turkey soon!
Great as well👌👌👌 Many Thanks🌼🌺🍃
So nice of you!
Muchas gracias
I really appreciate your tour in Milan 👍🏻 it’s a beautiful and cosmopolitan city full of art, fashion and luxury brand. Say hello to your lovely Turkish friend. I guess she struggles teaching you Turkish 😂
My pleasure as always 😊 Yes you are right!! I had to practise a lot to say these few sentences, it wasn't easy for her! Haha :)
Outstanding, the city of Milan as well as your videos and classes! Cheers!
Many thanks! :) It's my pleasure and can't wait to make more videos!
@@PAPIEnglish every post, story on Instagram and video on TH-cam I save to study them later and to improve my British pronunciation. Many thanks. I learn a lot from you.
@@evanioviana2630 That's brilliant! I'm sure you are making a lot of progress! Keep it up!! :)
Please make more video like this❤️🙏
Hi Selin, I am from Turkey too. We love you Sam 💚
Thanks :)
I am following you from Bangladesh.
Excellent video, excellent Turkish! 😀
Really!! Thank you! 😃
Cool vídeo! You’re duch a trendsetter 😎
hahaha I try my best, but my fashion sense is non existent! Glad you liked it :)
Hi Selin I am from Turkey
Good jobs 👌
Thanks! 😃 Selin us amazing!
Thanks!
Welcome! :)
Thank you!!!
You're welcome! :)
Hii ı loved this video,very useful!and ı'm from Turkey too🇹🇷🎈
Hello 😊 That's so cool! I hope to go to Turkey! Km glad you you liked it!
@@PAPIEnglish ohh pleasa come to Turkey and visit İstanbul 🌈 and don't forget to taste our delicous dishes:)
@@eylulsoydas3404 I will definitely do that! I can't wait :)
Beautiful beautiful ❤️🔥
I am learning english with you.
Awesome! 🙌
Milano loves you ❤🎉
I couldn't see the last supper painting either because I've got lost due to Google maps sent me close to il duomo lol!
My suggestion for your following trips: Puebla, Mexico
Oh no!!! Well the duomo is cool so at least you saw something good! Absolutely, I would love to go to Puebla! :)
Hi, Papi, I think you should visit Liubliana, it is not too far from Trieste. I am sure you're gonna love it.
Yes! I've been before 😊 I plan to make a video there and it's easy for me to get to at the moment! Soon!
@@PAPIEnglish Yeah! Great. I've seen all your videos since the very first one. It is a fantastic idea teaching English the way you are doing. What about Firenze, then? I live in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but Italy is my place in the world. Congrats, dude!
@@sergioroveri6763 Really! Wow that's amazing! I will go to Florence (Firenze) soon I promise! Now I'm on my way to Naples!! Who knows... hopefully one day soon I can do a trip in Brazil as well! Thanks for watching my videos and I hope you enjoy the videos to come :)
@@PAPIEnglish Sam, my dear. I can’t wait to see your video in Naples. I’ve spent only one day over there and it will be very nice to see The city again. If you allow a new sugestion, what about Lucca? I am sure you Will enjoy a lot. Thank for your attention. Congratulations one more time
@@sergioroveri6763 Lucca is a great suggestion, I've never been! Naples was amazing and I hope you enjoy the video coming very soon! Thanks for all of your support!
Wonderful, come to Perú, please
Waw l like your style
Thank you ☺️
The history of Cotoletta alla Milanese.
Also if the Austrian said that Cotoletta alla Milanese is a typical recipe of their tradition (Wiener Schnitzel), actually, this is an original dish of Italian cuisine. On 17th September 1134 was the name-day of Bishop Ambrose’s brother Satyrus. For the occasion, the canons of the Basilica of St. Ambrose were offered a banquet of rich dishes, including breaded and fried ribs. The name ‘cotoletta’ is from the Milanese dialect ‘cutelèta’, which in turn is borrowed from the French ‘côtelette’, meaning ‘cutlet’. It is in fact the rib of veal, not of pork: the only one that can really be rightly called the true Milanese cutlet. It is only in 1814, however, that traces of this term are found in connection with the dish. The recipe for Cotoletta alla Milanese, in fact, is made from the loin, and not the thigh, like the one prepared in Austria
Thank you Giovanni, your input is always fascinating and adds something extra to this channel. Always worth reading to learn something more in depth about the culture of these places!
@@PAPIEnglish I'm so glad to know that my input is a little extra to your channel. It's an easy job: history is inside everything here in Italy.
@@GiovanniTommasi-tourleader I appreciate it!! The history here is amazing but you find great things few people know!! Well done!
@@PAPIEnglish they say: Curiosity killed the cat. But I'm still alive😂😂
@@GiovanniTommasi-tourleader hahaha! Keep proving them wrong!
Hi Sam you are always on the top! Your videos are getting better and better thanks to your skills and your brilliant desire to get in touch with new histories and cultural traditions. It’s so funny to follow your tour and to listen to your magic voice! I remind you I live in Trentino ….With its stunning blend of natural marvels, culture and traditions, Trentino can offer all of this in the heart of the Italian Alps, where the towering peaks stretch up into the blue sky above the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Hit me up 🙏
A stunning hug
I wish you the best 🎈
Alfonso Moser
You are right I have to go there! I will definitely tell you when I go! I can't wait to see it, it sounds stunning!
My suggestion for your next trip: Turin
Definitely I will be there soon!! Are you from Turin?
@@PAPIEnglish yes I’m from Turin. Let me know if you come here.
@@angelociavarella3008 Will do! :)
Hi Sam!
I see you've been exhibiting your elegance while crossing "La Piazza del Duomo" (Cathedral Square) 🤭🤭🤭 (a little sarcasm, sorry 😬)
I think this video will have lots of viewers, as it is said "the more, the merrier…" And as it is full of useful contents, I'll surely will be going over like I did and do with previous episodes!
Well, who said that a trendsetter should only use luxury brands' garments? We could name you the trendsetter teacher, at least I know no teacher traveling the world showing different places and teaching all in one! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I've been in Milan like you (for short time) 4 times and could never get a ticket to see DaVinci's Last Supper. 🤷♂️ But, if I could, perhaps I'd have had that disappoint feeling that I had at Sistine Chapel (I could not enjoy the paintings because of the noisy secular and uproarious tourists that did not respect the place).
When you come to Argentina, you will try our "cotoletta" which here is called "milanesa" (which means: belonging or related to Milan city)
It is said that for each church in Rome, there's a bank in Milan!
Wherever you go, it will be a pleasure for us!
I've already said that your perseverance on speaking different languages always pays! You are a trendsetter, at least for me!
See you on next video and all your posts on different social networks!
Hi Luis! Thank you, I'm not sure if I'm a trendsetter, but I am very happy if encourage people to learn about other cultures and languages. I think it is so important and I'm sure you agree.
I often go to Milan so this wasn't my first time, but I also haven't been to see The Last Supper yet... maybe next time haha
I need to go to Rome and do the Sistine Chapel and of course one day go to Argentine! That's the dream.
Thanks again and looking forward to hearing from you soon! :)
@@PAPIEnglish Oh! I regret to tell you some bad news 😔
When visiting the Sistine Chapel (I don't know if they keep the same rules than when I've visited it) you'd probably hear someone saying: "Non photo, non video" which is supposed to mean that photos and videos are not allowed. 🤔 Well, many visitors will not obey and anong the murmur will take pictures anyways. 🤷♂️
It's been 5 years since my visit, so, hopefully the uncomfortable situation is solved either because of new ways to deal with it or as a consequence of the pandemic restrictions! 👀
🙄 Oh, I think I'm starting to sound like a partypooper (this "adjective" I know from my American friends, I don't know if in Britain also use it). Sorry 😬 🤦♂️
@@luis_ar2146 oh right, well I will see when I go! but if not I will find another way to talk about it!! Haha yes we also use this adjective! It's a good one :)
Has your English teacher had a glass of vine with pizza?
You should go to turkey
You are right and I will go! 👍