Something interesting about the Savoy tricolore flag is that the blue shield around Savoy Cross is the reason because Italian national sport teams wear their famous blue uniform... and are known as "La Squadra Azzura".
So, the Italian flag originated when Napoleon invaded Italy and created the Cisalpine Republic. It was the same as France but with blue switched to green for differentiation, that's it. The Savoyan shield is red (with a white cross on it), not blue. What's blue is the "lambello" on top of the Savoyan shield in the Piemontese flag, because Piemont was a principality (in fact, Emanuele Filiberto is prince of Piemont). Finally, the Italian football team dresses in blue in honour to the king of France (Borbone's shield is indeed blue with three fleurs de lis). I believe the first official match was a friendly one against France and/or in presence of the king etc. although the latter might as well be a urban legend.
That's what they tell you when you're a kid. I don't think there's anything official about it. Green for the forests; white for the snow of the mountains (Alps overall); red for the blood of those who fought for the country.
Im guessing in days long passed which ever country originally stated the meaning of the color red in their flag was in remembrance of the lives lost during war saw their idea get adopted by a ton of other countrys. The whole damn good idea man, i think im gonna use that for my flag to thing probably goes back to even the cavemen lol. We humans are good at borrowing or if that wont work stealing ideas and taking credit for it lol. Anyway Definitely a cool respectable consept for makimg the colors have meaning. Salute!🍻
adopted by Carlo Alberto in 1848 (23 march), with the crown as ''State/war flag''; spread as ''Italian flag'' with the unification of 1861; abolished on 13 June 1946 (when the last king moved to the exile in Portugal): Republic Constitution starts 01 Janaury 1948: just a plain flag with no emblem. (I'm a royalist, I got many ''monarchist'' flags, with the crown, too). Grets from Rome.
Here a demostration of the ''Italian Monarchist Union'' (oldest royalist organization in Italy, born in 1944, I'm a member) in my City, Rome some years ago: th-cam.com/video/iJ5dE614YVI/w-d-xo.html ; my personal curiosity, where are you from? ;-)
🇮🇹In Canto XXX of Paradiso Dante Alighieri depicts Beatrice dressed in colors that symbolize the three theological virtues: the red of Charity, the white of Faith, the green of Hope.
in the Napoleon's document (October 1796, Lombard Legion) he writes (in French): ''the national colours that THEY have adopted are green,white, red'' so Napoleon didn't invented he himself the colours . in 1794 two students from Bologna, Zamboni e De Rolandis, had yet created a cockade with those colours and that is the first exemple of the italian Tricolour. The Cisalpine Republic (Jenuary 1797 was the first Ste to have adopted that flag). About the choose of the colours there are different opinion: Bologna colours: ''a white shield with a red cross, to which the green rapresenting the Hope, was added (those of the patriots of whole italy joining their ideals). The local militia of Milan dressed in green jackets and white trousers, with some elements in red ''crimson'': probably these uniforms have influenced their banners in the adoprion of the flag of 1796.
What do the Colors in your flag mean? Green: The country’s plains and hills White: The Snowcapped alps. Red: *The blood spilt in the independence wars*
Not really. The star is used as shield. In the flag it can be seen only on the President of the Republic flag (the Italian republic 1805 + the shield) And the Prime Minister flag (blu with the shield)
Very good video! I just want to say that in the 12th article of the italian constitution (that describe the flag) does not give any meaning to the colour.
my great grandfather was from piedmont, he run away around early 1890 i believe, because he kill their brother in law because he always mistreated her sister. his name was sebastian bigliani, but my great grandmother put different surname to his sons and daughters to avoid persecution when they come to argentina. so it is great to hear about piedmont again. great video.
@@ilrompiballe6187 si pero esto fue por un problema que tuvo, básicamente mató al cuñado por defender a la hermana. Nunca se supo bien que pasó, solo que tenían miedo.
@@AlejandroRodolfoMendez bueno si, todavía me parece excesivo cambiar apellidos, ya cambió continente e idioma, difícilmente alguien podría encontrarlo. Pero creo que nunca vamos a saber lo que pasó verdad 😅
Italy, Iran, Bulgaria, Kurdistan all have the red-white-green coloured flags because of their influence from Mithraism (ancient religion) which was founded (1500 BCE) in the Medean Empire (modern day Iran) and eventually seeped into Ancient Rome (Modern day Italy) heavily influencing the creation of Roman Catholicism. Bulgarians share ethnic lineage with Persians hence similarities in the flag and were once part of the Persian empire.
Nice video! If I could make a suggestion: please use either a small border on all flags (like you did for the flag of Millan), or use a slightly gey background, so that the white stripes and fields in flags don't merge with the background. Keep up the good work! Cheers!
You didn't mentioned the maritime flag, a tricolore with a crowned court of arms in the center of the white field representing the four ancient marinary republics of Genoa, Venice, Pisa and Amalfi, the crowned court of arms is also used alone as emblem of the Italian Navy ;-D
The last symbol of the italian republic, that with star and laurel, is real. Is the official symbol of the italian republic in every act and official government also for private citizens. Is the mark, the print, the official one of the republic. But never put in a flag. For the presence of the (possibly red) star is always considered to be the official flag of a possible communist italy. Good old days ahahahaha. Yeah after ww2 nearly half of our pop was communist. What do you expect after partisan and civil war? Greetings from Italy
Wait, the white star with red borders has absolutely nothing to do with communism. It's the Stella (or Stellone) d'Italia and it's the oldest symbol representing Italy, dating back to Greek times and having been used for centuries in stamps, paints, statues and so on. If you're looking for communist symbols in the Italian emblem you may look at the cog that surrounds the star, which symbolizes work, but it's also a stretch.
Marzia (Bisognin) Kjellberg was born in here and grew up in Italy and now lives with PewDiePie (Felix Kjellberg) in United Kingdom, Brighton **FLOOR GANG OUH!** *_*Brofist!*_*
🤓🇮🇹 Renato del Ponte wrote: "In Rome, the three colors also connote the three primitive tribes of Ramnes, Luceres and Titienses, with whom Romulus creates the prisca city, the legacy of a perhaps even more ancient tradition, so that, designing the site of the original Rome on the basis of this tripartition, we will obtain the palette of our Tricolore, with the green of the Titienses in the north, the white of the Ramnes in the center and the red of the Luceres in the south. But in Rome the three colors were so important that they appeared in the context of flags. These, colored album, roseum, caeruleum, were hoisted on the Capitol to convene, respectively, the comitia curiata (sacral), centuriata (military) and collective tumultus ". It has also been noted that more or less veiled references to the tricolor often appear in the Aeneid, the sacred poem of the Augustan imperial adventure. Giovanni Pascoli, in particular, dwelt on the figure of Pallante, son of Evandro, ally of Aeneas in the war against Turno, king of the Rutuli. In Pascoli's vision, Pallante, killed in combat by Turno, is the first fallen hero for Italy. In the Aeneid we read that Pallante's coffin was intertwined with twigs of strawberry tree and oak branches. Pascoli saw the first tricolor in the coffin of Pallante, because in the strawberry tree, among the green leaves, white flowers still sprout when the berries are already red. In Rome, even the factions of the circus chariot races reproposed the same color scheme: there were the snores, the albati and the virides, respectively sacred to Mars, Jupiter and Venus.
1794, Bologna, cockade ⭕with tricolor invented by Zamboni and De Rolandis. October 1796, Milan, banner of the Lombard Legion, tricolor, bars arranged vertically.🇮🇹 January 1797, first state flag, Cispadane Republic, bars arranged orizontally 🇭🇺. June 1797, Cisalpine Republic, bars arranged vertically: 🇮🇹
Berlusconi's flag story is a little more complicated. Problem was the right color tune. The art. 12 of Italian Constitution said green, white and red, but there are thousands of greens, whites and reds. A commission decide to fix the exact tunes, in pantone they used as a reference of historic flags of XIX century. But colors and material are changed in the XX century - synthetic color and fabrics - and italians were used to brighter (and low cost) colors. So the new flag tunes were opposed. This issue was exploited for political gains too.
the flag with the engine and the star was supposed to be the presidential flag but it's not used anymore. it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stendardo_presidenziale_italiano
Thank you for this detailed video! I have to say that although the video would be longer with Roman time and the Italian republics and monarchies, we really do not consider the history of our people to begin neither with the Italian unification (which is very new) nor with the Roman empire (you skipped seven kings and 500 years of Roman republic before the empire era!); to us, since Rome’s foundation there is a continuum: 21 April 753 BCE -> Today. Therefore you actually focused over a tiny part of history and symbols of our people, as we feel and be taught. The shewolf, the laurel, the eagle, the SPQR, and the lightnings are very important symbols, and they are still used today in many ways :)
Sorry but the flag with the white background and the red cross (St.George cross) in the middle was originnaly used by the Repubblic of Genoa during the middle age (this flag was later adopted by the England) but sinceraly I dont know why this flag was choosen for Milan anyway this flag is still visible on the coat of arm of: Liguria Region, Genoa and Milan cities
It's so frustrating when one of the few flag channels can't even pronounce a simple city name like Milan. Why are all the geography, flag and map channels plagued with this? :(
Venetony_MMIII è difficile da pronunciare per loro, come per noi è difficile pronunciare nomi in altre lingue, qui l'ignoranza non centra niente, anche se devo ammettere che molti statunitensi non conoscono certe cose, questo qua è sa quello che dice
dylan webb and also in Italian it means foot hill, Piede: foot (pie is an abbreviation, many use it in literature) Monte: small mountain or hill (montagna: big mountain)
7:04 '''variant?'', no ''State Flag for use on sea'', although never seen, living in Italy for 43 years. Regional flags of Italy were adopted on 1970 and sucks. Grets from Rome.
#MILIN
General Knowledge do japan, china and russia
MILIN
*M I L I N*
, do the Israeli flag, I can help you in your research, if you want, connect me here and write your email
or I write mine
Flag of Colombia please?
make a video about the italian unification!
Fuck yes!
Hell yea
*italian yes*
Daje
Anche tu sei italiano?
Something interesting about the Savoy tricolore flag is that the blue shield around Savoy Cross is the reason because Italian national sport teams wear their famous blue uniform... and are known as "La Squadra Azzura".
blue and in honor of the virgin mary are the marian colors
So, the Italian flag originated when Napoleon invaded Italy and created the Cisalpine Republic. It was the same as France but with blue switched to green for differentiation, that's it.
The Savoyan shield is red (with a white cross on it), not blue. What's blue is the "lambello" on top of the Savoyan shield in the Piemontese flag, because Piemont was a principality (in fact, Emanuele Filiberto is prince of Piemont).
Finally, the Italian football team dresses in blue in honour to the king of France (Borbone's shield is indeed blue with three fleurs de lis). I believe the first official match was a friendly one against France and/or in presence of the king etc. although the latter might as well be a urban legend.
6:58 Is used for istitution, Senate , Parliment ecc.
help with pronunciations:
Giuseppe is pronounced Juseppe
and the e in tricolore is not silent
Small correction: the Social Republic used a plain tricolour as civil and state flag. The eagle with fasces was the war flag
RED: The blood of those who fought for their country...
That's what they tell you when you're a kid. I don't think there's anything official about it.
Green for the forests; white for the snow of the mountains (Alps overall); red for the blood of those who fought for the country.
THE BLOOD OF THOSE WHO FOUGHT FOR THEIR FREEDOM THE BLOOC OF THOSE WHO FOUGHT FOR THE FREEDOOOOOOMMM!! *insert random explosions here*
Im guessing in days long passed which ever country originally stated the meaning of the color red in their flag was in remembrance of the lives lost during war saw their idea get adopted by a ton of other countrys. The whole damn good idea man, i think im gonna use that for my flag to thing probably goes back to even the cavemen lol. We humans are good at borrowing or if that wont work stealing ideas and taking credit for it lol. Anyway Definitely a cool respectable consept for makimg the colors have meaning. Salute!🍻
I was told green for hope and prosperity, white for purity and faith, red for the blood of patriots and strength.
Yes
What about the flag with the Savoy coat of arms and the crown?
adopted by Carlo Alberto in 1848 (23 march), with the crown as ''State/war flag''; spread as ''Italian flag'' with the unification of 1861; abolished on 13 June 1946 (when the last king moved to the exile in Portugal): Republic Constitution starts 01 Janaury 1948: just a plain flag with no emblem. (I'm a royalist, I got many ''monarchist'' flags, with the crown, too). Grets from Rome.
Braschi Giovanni Angelo thanks for explaining. I really like the Italian flag with the coat of arms and crown (as you can se by my avatar).
Here a demostration of the ''Italian Monarchist Union'' (oldest royalist organization in Italy, born in 1944, I'm a member) in my City, Rome some years ago: th-cam.com/video/iJ5dE614YVI/w-d-xo.html ; my personal curiosity, where are you from? ;-)
🇮🇹In Canto XXX of Paradiso Dante Alighieri depicts Beatrice dressed in colors that symbolize the three theological virtues: the red of Charity, the white of Faith, the green of Hope.
the green is basil
the white is the cheese
and the red is the tomato
the type of cheese is mozzerella and its better to say tomato sauce ( p.s sei italiano?
Johnny Giochino sheldon cooper je fa ‘na pippa...
Oh i just made the same comment not realizing you had already -_-
Caprese...
@@johnrush07 Yes.
Means in Roman slang: "Better than Sheldon Cooper"
in the Napoleon's document (October 1796, Lombard Legion) he writes (in French): ''the national colours that THEY have adopted are green,white, red'' so Napoleon didn't invented he himself the colours . in 1794 two students from Bologna, Zamboni e De Rolandis, had yet created a cockade with those colours and that is the first exemple of the italian Tricolour. The Cisalpine Republic (Jenuary 1797 was the first Ste to have adopted that flag). About the choose of the colours there are different opinion: Bologna colours: ''a white shield with a red cross, to which the green rapresenting the Hope, was added (those of the patriots of whole italy joining their ideals). The local militia of Milan dressed in green jackets and white trousers, with some elements in red ''crimson'': probably these uniforms have influenced their banners in the adoprion of the flag of 1796.
Una fazzia una razza,greetings brothers from Greece
Faccia*
What do the Colors in your flag mean?
Green: The country’s plains and hills
White: The Snowcapped alps.
Red: *The blood spilt in the independence wars*
The version with stars is totally used. I've lived in Italy for 10 years, it's in lots of public offices.
Not really. The star is used as shield. In the flag it can be seen only on the President of the Republic flag (the Italian republic 1805 + the shield)
And the Prime Minister flag (blu with the shield)
Mai vista! E sono anche di Roma.
Very good video!
I just want to say that in the 12th article of the italian constitution (that describe the flag) does not give any meaning to the colour.
my great grandfather was from piedmont, he run away around early 1890 i believe, because he kill their brother in law because he always mistreated her sister. his name was sebastian bigliani, but my great grandmother put different surname to his sons and daughters to avoid persecution when they come to argentina. so it is great to hear about piedmont again.
great video.
Im from Italy
Como es posible persecución? Yo sé que casi la mitad de los argentinos tienen por lo menos un italiano en su genealogía 🤣
@@ilrompiballe6187 si pero esto fue por un problema que tuvo, básicamente mató al cuñado por defender a la hermana. Nunca se supo bien que pasó, solo que tenían miedo.
@@ilrompiballe6187 además fue antes de la primer guerra mundial
@@AlejandroRodolfoMendez bueno si, todavía me parece excesivo cambiar apellidos, ya cambió continente e idioma, difícilmente alguien podría encontrarlo.
Pero creo que nunca vamos a saber lo que pasó verdad 😅
Italy, Iran, Bulgaria, Kurdistan all have the red-white-green coloured flags because of their influence from Mithraism (ancient religion) which was founded (1500 BCE) in the Medean Empire (modern day Iran) and eventually seeped into Ancient Rome (Modern day Italy) heavily influencing the creation of Roman Catholicism. Bulgarians share ethnic lineage with Persians hence similarities in the flag and were once part of the Persian empire.
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Nice video! If I could make a suggestion: please use either a small border on all flags (like you did for the flag of Millan), or use a slightly gey background, so that the white stripes and fields in flags don't merge with the background.
Keep up the good work!
Cheers!
Fantastic video of Italy’s flag and its origin!
How Do You Mispronounce Milan?
rate eightx he corrected himself at 3:03 lol
yes, he did, but then immediately lapsed back to Milin.
jbs197906. I noticed lol. Ooohhhh that irked me. =^>
Actually, it's Milano (Mee-la-no)
Mr. Cece well it’s just anglicisation of the name
Es: Roma=Rome
Venezia=Venice
Napoli=Naples
the varian flag with the italian republic text is the flag for the official issues such as republic's anniversay.
You didn't mentioned the maritime flag, a tricolore with a crowned court of arms in the center of the white field representing the four ancient marinary republics of Genoa, Venice, Pisa and Amalfi, the crowned court of arms is also used alone as emblem of the Italian Navy ;-D
Nice to hear the "Marcia Reale"
The last symbol of the italian republic, that with star and laurel, is real. Is the official symbol of the italian republic in every act and official government also for private citizens. Is the mark, the print, the official one of the republic. But never put in a flag. For the presence of the (possibly red) star is always considered to be the official flag of a possible communist italy. Good old days ahahahaha. Yeah after ww2 nearly half of our pop was communist. What do you expect after partisan and civil war? Greetings from Italy
Wait, the white star with red borders has absolutely nothing to do with communism. It's the Stella (or Stellone) d'Italia and it's the oldest symbol representing Italy, dating back to Greek times and having been used for centuries in stamps, paints, statues and so on.
If you're looking for communist symbols in the Italian emblem you may look at the cog that surrounds the star, which symbolizes work, but it's also a stretch.
Except for the fact that half of your comment is wrong since the star wasn't used as a socialist sign but as the Stellone d'Italia.
( Thank you for video ).👍👍💓💓👍👍👍
Marzia (Bisognin) Kjellberg was born in here and grew up in Italy and now lives with PewDiePie (Felix Kjellberg) in United Kingdom, Brighton **FLOOR GANG OUH!** *_*Brofist!*_*
Sheldon, is that you?
🤓🇮🇹
Renato del Ponte wrote: "In Rome, the three colors also connote the three primitive tribes of Ramnes, Luceres and Titienses, with whom Romulus creates the prisca city, the legacy of a perhaps even more ancient tradition, so that, designing the site of the original Rome on the basis of this tripartition, we will obtain the palette of our Tricolore, with the green of the Titienses in the north, the white of the Ramnes in the center and the red of the Luceres in the south. But in Rome the three colors were so important that they appeared in the context of flags. These, colored album, roseum, caeruleum, were hoisted on the Capitol to convene, respectively, the comitia curiata (sacral), centuriata (military) and collective tumultus ". It has also been noted that more or less veiled references to the tricolor often appear in the Aeneid, the sacred poem of the Augustan imperial adventure. Giovanni Pascoli, in particular, dwelt on the figure of Pallante, son of Evandro, ally of Aeneas in the war against Turno, king of the Rutuli. In Pascoli's vision, Pallante, killed in combat by Turno, is the first fallen hero for Italy. In the Aeneid we read that Pallante's coffin was intertwined with twigs of strawberry tree and oak branches. Pascoli saw the first tricolor in the coffin of Pallante, because in the strawberry tree, among the green leaves, white flowers still sprout when the berries are already red. In Rome, even the factions of the circus chariot races reproposed the same color scheme: there were the snores, the albati and the virides, respectively sacred to Mars, Jupiter and Venus.
07:02 the variant, with the seal in the middle, I've never seen in my life (47 years). If it exists, it's not of common use.
In milan its a long a and not a short one
1794, Bologna, cockade ⭕with tricolor invented by Zamboni and De Rolandis.
October 1796, Milan, banner of the Lombard Legion, tricolor, bars arranged vertically.🇮🇹
January 1797, first state flag, Cispadane Republic, bars arranged orizontally 🇭🇺.
June 1797, Cisalpine Republic, bars arranged vertically: 🇮🇹
Another meaning of our flag is:
Green: Hope
White: Peace
Red: The blood of the soldiers that flighted for Italy
@7:00: All you have to do is look at the logo for "San Pallegrino" for that star snf tricolour variant.
this channel is really underrated :( , you should be well into 100,000 subs considering the overall quality pf your videos
This is on off my favourite channels
"Cisalpine" means before the Alps, while "Cispadane" means before the Po (River).
Italian history
The Star-and-laurel flag is the official flag for the President.
As usual this video is perfect. Well done General Knowledge.
So when a video regarding the pre-unification Italian states and flags ?
Berlusconi's flag story is a little more complicated.
Problem was the right color tune. The art. 12 of Italian Constitution said green, white and red, but there are thousands of greens, whites and reds.
A commission decide to fix the exact tunes, in pantone they used as a reference of historic flags of XIX century. But colors and material are changed in the XX century - synthetic color and fabrics - and italians were used to brighter (and low cost) colors. So the new flag tunes were opposed. This issue was exploited for political gains too.
Good job, thank you.
You did fun with flags with my nation's flag, and in the beckground there was the national anthem. Thx from italy
Sheldon Cooper -.-
Green : Basilico
White: Mozzarella
Red: Pomodoro
I'm Italian and I've been taught white is for peace (green is for fields and red is for blood indeed).
No. White is mozzarella, Red is tomato sauce and Green is Leaves (Pizza 🍕 🍕 🍕 🍕 🍕
Pls make a video about italian unification
the flag with the engine and the star was supposed to be the presidential flag but it's not used anymore.
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stendardo_presidenziale_italiano
2:46 Brazitalian flag with a square
Hiw about Croatia, it has a bit complicated flag not well known. Close to Italy ;) Also has complicated history.
Bravissimo!
Great video! Keep up the good work!
Maria João Ferraz de Abreu I like so much Italy.can we be friends? My whatsapp is 00905317220578
Do all the Italian flags. Yes
It's always nice to see a detailed video about history :) I hope one day you will cover my nation's flag as well
Thank you for this detailed video! I have to say that although the video would be longer with Roman time and the Italian republics and monarchies, we really do not consider the history of our people to begin neither with the Italian unification (which is very new) nor with the Roman empire (you skipped seven kings and 500 years of Roman republic before the empire era!); to us, since Rome’s foundation there is a continuum: 21 April 753 BCE -> Today. Therefore you actually focused over a tiny part of history and symbols of our people, as we feel and be taught. The shewolf, the laurel, the eagle, the SPQR, and the lightnings are very important symbols, and they are still used today in many ways :)
Nice *:)*
Ohhh yess fratelli d'Italia...
I always assumed it meant Manjerican, Mozarella and Tomatoes
6:50 it isn’t a variant, that symbol in the middlie is the emblem of the italian republic...
Sorry but the flag with the white background and the red cross (St.George cross) in the middle was originnaly used by the Repubblic of Genoa during the middle age (this flag was later adopted by the England) but sinceraly I dont know why this flag was choosen for Milan anyway this flag is still visible on the coat of arm of: Liguria Region, Genoa and Milan cities
It was a symbol adopted by the entirety of the Lombard League, at the time Genoa was under the Duchy of Milan
What about the flag with the crown uppon the shield?
It's so frustrating when one of the few flag channels can't even pronounce a simple city name like Milan. Why are all the geography, flag and map channels plagued with this? :(
American ignorance
Venetony_MMIII è difficile da pronunciare per loro, come per noi è difficile pronunciare nomi in altre lingue, qui l'ignoranza non centra niente, anche se devo ammettere che molti statunitensi non conoscono certe cose, questo qua è sa quello che dice
Give the guy a break. I think he's actually Portuguese. English isn't his first language
Red: Tomato
White: Mozzarella
Green: Basil
It's fucking obvious!!!
P. S. I'm italian
Which is the second most visited city in France? (After París and Marnee-La-Vallée)
+Legio XXI Rapax sure? some sources say Nice and others Lyon
@Legio XXI Rapax Lol
Hi, do you happen to know how to fold an Italian flag to show all 3 colors to put in a display case?
First green-white-red is from the lombard legion copied from milan like you said
Just subscribed
Big bang theory Sheldon Cooper :)
Do one about Trinidad and Tobago flag
2:44 it looks like the Brazilian flag lol
Now I can't unsee that :|
Please do a video on the first Idea you had at the start of the video
The Flag with a star is used for Italian institutions
Also it’s not mill-in it’s mil-on
you mean Milan? MILL-ANNE
Mi aspettavo più italiani qua sotto, cmq, sul significato dei colori c'è qualquadra che non cosa...
Si lo so
Good I do videos about flags and emblems
Please make an episode for the philippine flag... Thanks...
very nice #Milin 🇮🇹🏙️
Silvio berlusconi it is a president of Emilia-Romagna
Could you do Czech flag?
7:22
How about the Indian flag?
like se sei Italiano
I like pizza (:
6:59 that flag was the communist party of a italy flag.
No
That flag is use in the parlament
Please make a video about Romanian flag🇷🇴
Do the bahamas next 🇧🇸🙄
RED:TOMATO ON PIZZA
WHITE:ONION ON PIZZA
GREEN:VEGETABLES ON PIZZA
White it's mozzarella, you barbarian.
@@itacom2199 it was fucking 6 months ago i don't renember writing it
Do a video from Rome to now, maybe break it up alot
Green = Basilico
White = mozzarella
Red = tomatoes
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The Italian flag means Pizza!
Red: Tomato
White: Mozzarella
Green: Basilico
Can someone send me a link about the flag issue with Silvio Berlusconi? I would like to know
Funny that they kept the name "Piedmont" which means "foothills" in french, and didn't "italianize" it. Unless that is just what us anglos call it?
dylan webb in Italian is Piemonte
ah cool
dylan webb and also in Italian it means foot hill,
Piede: foot (pie is an abbreviation, many use it in literature)
Monte: small mountain or hill (montagna: big mountain)
7:04 '''variant?'', no ''State Flag for use on sea'', although never seen, living in Italy for 43 years. Regional flags of Italy were adopted on 1970 and sucks. Grets from Rome.
Nice but no use for my project
Hi, why don't you make a video about the Sri Lankan flag, I can get you some information. its 2,500 years old. it will be interesting
Where is Sheldon?
do turkey flag ;-;
Dio? Is that- a JoJo reference?
Dio means God in Italian xD
hello peoples (^_^)
Which country are u from?
Die Telefonnummer from Pakistan..now in turkey...I will go to Italy next
Do the japan flag
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