Sunday Family Dinners
A lost tradition32 total reviews
Comment from lyenochka
I saw your title and knew I was going to get hungry reading. But my favorite part was all the Italian and trying to guess the meaning. And of course, I knew "Mangia!" It's like French "manger" and I learned it from Tomie de Paola's books for kids.
Suggestions:
Dinners ready. (Dinner's)
and potato's, (potatoes)
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reply by the author on 06-May-2023
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I saw your title and knew I was going to get hungry reading. But my favorite part was all the Italian and trying to guess the meaning. And of course, I knew "Mangia!" It's like French "manger" and I learned it from Tomie de Paola's books for kids.
Suggestions:
Dinners ready. (Dinner's)
and potato's, (potatoes)
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Comment Written 06-May-2023
reply by the author on 06-May-2023
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Thank you, Helen for reading and sharing, also for Those two corrections.
John
Comment from RodG
I have heard of such Sunday gatherings of Italian families, but never attended one. What a wonderful tradition you have VIVIDLY described here. I like your inclusion of Italian speech which PUTS US THERE. Rod
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reply by the author on 06-May-2023
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I have heard of such Sunday gatherings of Italian families, but never attended one. What a wonderful tradition you have VIVIDLY described here. I like your inclusion of Italian speech which PUTS US THERE. Rod
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Comment Written 05-May-2023
reply by the author on 06-May-2023
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Rod. Much appreciative for your time. Always glad when you stop by.
John