Rikardu Vineyard & Fanal ta Gordan | EP: 5, part 2 | The Local Traveller with Clare Agius | Malta

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2020
  • No visit to Gozo is complete without stopping by Ta' Rikardu. Renowned for his gbejniet and wine, Rikardu Zammit gives Clare a tour around his farm and vineyard in Rabat, Gozo. And concluding this episode is an uphill walk to Gozo's highest point, Jordan's Lighthouse for sunset is a must!
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    The Local Traveller follows Clare Agius as she explores Malta and Gozo in search for their many hidden gems. Sit back as Clare uncovers the Maltese Islands' culture, cuisine, and natural heritage with the help of a few friendly locals.
    Credits:
    Presenter: Clare Agius
    Guests:
    - Manwel Farrugia
    - George Said
    - Tony Camilleri
    - Alfie Fabri
    - Rikardu Zammit
    Photography:
    - Gabriel Piscopo
    - Jonathan Brincat
    - Luke Borg
    - Noel Pace
    Videography: Creative Corner
    Ta' Pinu aerial footage: Hudzon Visuals
    Research:
    - Heritage Malta
    - Clare Agius
    - Fabian Mizzi
    Script & Production: Clare Agius
    Director: Fabian Mizzi
    Opening Song: Semplicità by The Travellers
    English Translation and Subtitles are funded by Malta Arts Council.
    Translators:
    Luisa Castorina, Martina Caruana, Martina Cremona, Amina Baldacchino, Nathlin Johnson from the Department of Translation, Terminology and Interpreting Studies.
    Faculty of Arts, University of Malta
    Special thanks:
    - Cafe Diaz
    - Ta' Rikardu
    - The Warehouse
    All Rights Reserved 2020 - Clare Agius - One Group

ความคิดเห็น • 3

  • @josepha3486
    @josepha3486 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    So great to see my friend / uncle here showing his passion and great work. Thank you

  • @aimenothmane7336
    @aimenothmane7336 ปีที่แล้ว

    🥰😍

  • @njoumellil
    @njoumellil 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I was so shocked that your language resembled Tunisian dialect very much. I am from Tunisia, I understood everything you say.
    We have the same names for things
    Affariyet tayba is good affairs
    Jobon is cheese
    Mooz is goats
    nnaaj is sheep....
    How is that? Do you also understand the Tunisian dialect?