At 9:52 you asked about the wall plaque at the junction of Via Quattro Spade and Via Mazzini. I think it depicts Romulus and Remus being suckled by the wolf.
When growing up in NYC, i met a friend from Trinidad who was a tailor and musician spoke Spanish, & French, told me before you know the good you must know the bad, and found that so true.and seem to know me a lot, met my foster father and knew right away that was not my father, and the old man grind when he said that.From out of NYC you sure know and learn the bad, three bad marriage, So now i find somebody that i love, and wishing to meet her Nov.2018
Oh that was beautiful, why was it a tragic love story? and i know Italy pretty good as i spent time in Naples, on the USS Adirondack and love it and wish i could put my name there, Jerome & Marina ,in that city of Verona!, That is a beautiful little place and loved it more this time and thank you so much again bye bye
It's the story of Romeo and Juliet and in the end, they both die which is so sad. That's great that you were able to see Naples. Thanks for your comment!
I agree although I've also seen some really nice street art which could be described as graffiti. Sometimes it adds character. We've gotten used to it now.
Signora G. U., suggerisco di far studiare alle sue belle figliole, l'Italiano, ne avranno bisogno... se avranno la fortuna di amare l'Arte, la Letteratura, la Musica, che qui da Noi non mancano. nell'Italiano è acquisito il Latino. che è la base di molte lingue, compreso quella che Lei parla. cominci dal salutare con un Ciao... con stima, saluti, t l
At 9:52 you asked about the wall plaque at the junction of Via Quattro Spade and Via Mazzini. I think it depicts Romulus and Remus being suckled by the wolf.
Very sorry for a late reply. Those two boys were Romulus and Remus being suckled by a she wolf and they were the founders of Rome.
Verona italy beautiful city
When growing up in NYC, i met a friend from Trinidad who was a tailor and musician spoke Spanish, & French, told me before you know the good you must know the bad, and found that so true.and seem to know me a lot, met my foster father and knew right away that was not my father, and the old man grind when he said that.From out of NYC you sure know and learn the bad, three bad marriage, So now i find somebody that i love, and wishing to meet her Nov.2018
great !
Oh that was beautiful, why was it a tragic love story? and i know Italy pretty good as i spent time in Naples, on the USS Adirondack and love it and wish i could put my name there, Jerome & Marina ,in that city of Verona!, That is a beautiful little place and loved it more this time and thank you so much again bye bye
It's the story of Romeo and Juliet and in the end, they both die which is so sad. That's great that you were able to see Naples. Thanks for your comment!
Cool vid. I wish some of the cities over there would do something about the graffiti, especially Amsterdam.
I agree although I've also seen some really nice street art which could be described as graffiti. Sometimes it adds character. We've gotten used to it now.
Shakespeare (Scrollalanza) was italian.
Are you sure?!?
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders yes. from Messina, Sicily. He Studied in Padova and Venice afterwards. Then sailed and moved to Britain
Must be an Italian legend. Wiki says that Willie was born in England and lived there all his life.
Signora G. U., suggerisco di far studiare alle sue belle figliole, l'Italiano,
ne avranno bisogno...
se avranno la fortuna di amare l'Arte, la Letteratura, la Musica,
che qui da Noi non mancano.
nell'Italiano è acquisito il Latino. che è la base di molte lingue, compreso quella che Lei parla.
cominci dal salutare con un Ciao...
con stima, saluti, t l
Looks like a great town, but I would not want to go there and fight the crowds.
Yeah I hear you. Probably not so bad now without everyone traveling.
Weird toilets and you have to pay. What if you don't have any money ☹️
Not sure what you would do. This is something we take for granted in New Zealand. There are always free and super clean bathrooms everywhere.