@@Thom-TRA ah okayy because me i am italian🇮🇹nationality and french🇨🇵😁 vous parlez français du coup 🇨🇵? Vous connaissez une automotrice SNCF appelés Z20500?
6:41 Actually most of them are TSR trains, which is an evolution of the TAF model, featuring distributed power, better stairs and better internal design, retractable doorsteps and modularity (cars can be added and taken away on the tracks, without pulling into a depot).
Great video. We are planning to fly to Milan next May and we would like to take a local o regional train that take us from Milan to Lecco, then to Brescia and all the little towns on the way to Venice. We have never been in Italy, so I wonder if we could do it. We are trying not to rent a car but to be able to visit a lot of small towns. I would like to get suggestions, advice. Thank you
Great video, and very enthusiastic Italian pronunciation! 😁 I actually also just edited a Malpensa Express video for release next month! 😂
Haha thanks! I should have added a disclaimer that I don’t speak Italian (I can read it), but it’s at the top of my list of languages to learn!
Really nice video!
Good vidéo! Ottimo video 🇮🇹!
Grazie!
@@Thom-TRA pregoo ma tranné l'inglese parli l'italiano??
@@zakimwantu___ I speak English, Dutch, Japanese, German, and French. I would really love to learn Italian.
@@Thom-TRA ah okayy because me i am italian🇮🇹nationality and french🇨🇵😁 vous parlez français du coup 🇨🇵? Vous connaissez une automotrice SNCF appelés Z20500?
Il tilo e il mio preferito
6:41 Actually most of them are TSR trains, which is an evolution of the TAF model, featuring distributed power, better stairs and better internal design, retractable doorsteps and modularity (cars can be added and taken away on the tracks, without pulling into a depot).
Thanks for the video. Do you know if I can switch to Metro line with the same ticket that I bought in Malpensa? Or do I need to buy a new ticket?
Great video. We are planning to fly to Milan next May and we would like to take a local o regional train that take us from Milan to Lecco, then to Brescia and all the little towns on the way to Venice. We have never been in Italy, so I wonder if we could do it. We are trying not to rent a car but to be able to visit a lot of small towns. I would like to get suggestions, advice. Thank you
It should be possible! Trennord sells very affordable tickets for there regional trains online!