The Fiat 500, commonly known as Topolino ("little mouse", the Italian name for Mickey Mouse), is an Italian automobile model manufactured by Fiat from 1936 to 1955. The Topolino was one of the smallest cars in the world at the time of its production. Launched in 1937, three models were produced until 1955.
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It's the real thing, Topolino-
The VW generation.
I could not help myself writing a haiku 俳句, after your pretty sweet post. Series from a show there?
Being an automotive passionate, THANK YOU indeed, Pietro! Btw, is your current time = ours, 9:14am?
:)
Ci riportano a tanti anni fa con un senso di sana melanconia.
ciaoo Pietro
Grand succès en France !
Have a pleasant day!
Blogtrotter Two is facing the legendary question: «What is the creature that walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon and three in the evening?»
Enjoy and have a great weekend!
I've no idea about your schedule, but my (blog) posts go according to my weekly plan. Bloggers have zero effect on me.
Oh OK, great. Inside? Open for public visit?
If so, why your 'blog time' is still 1-hr ahead:) Adjust?
Hey, looks great. My friends can become active japanese speakers soon:) う missing, should be this way さようなら -> sayounara.
I'd ask you to use one of those sayings..
ja mata じゃまた
jaa ne じゃあね
mata ne またね
or dewa mata ではまた
Sayounara is for farewell, you use it if you won't see someone sooner. One day in Ist'l, then in Torino before long.. we often visit our homeblogs, right? Jaa ne:)
Un abbraccio e buona giornata!
"Topolino" is now my word of the day--thanks for sharing.
Have a lovely weekend, my friend.
Aloha from Waikiki
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Best wishes for a sunny weekend, Pietro:)
che bella sequenza di auto, ricordo da bambina che mio padre possedeva la giardinetta fiat ( mi sembra che si chiamasse cosi) quella verde con le portiere in legno. che bei ricordi, grazie Pietr.
buon week-end! il mio a casa il tempo non permette altro.
Buon fine settimana, seppur piovoso:-)
Ma l'unica Topolino di cui mi ricordo è la prima.
Erano davvero belle!
Ciao Pietro, buona serata,
Lara
Baci e buona serata
I'm not bright about cars.
but I like those cars and I have an image Italian cars look beautiful!
Have a happy sunday:)
Smart clock option anyway:)
In the meantime, I am looking forward to find your post in JAPANESE:)
Have a great start to your week!
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I don't think so. He can find the same info on a newspaper, but where's interesting to find his local time on a different blog? Because he's already connected to net from a pc, showing his time on the right corner of his computer. And, 99% he should have a cell phone, showing his local time.
Result: Maybe smart clock option, but no useful function for a blog. It could be good for a trading website in comparison with other a few ones..
PS. Forgot to say, missing を in your japanese expression. Has to be like this: 良い日曜日を ~meaning "have a nice Sunday" for the opposite side. I think you use translation site, right? I'd advise you to take a language course real-time.
and later he got one like this http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/ba/Fiat_850_Special_1968.jpg
Pleased to see we came to a consensus on "clock":)
As for を, it is a particle, but important tiny because this particle is also expressing the speaker's feelings. It follows a noun and marks the direct object (of a clause or path of a motion) to indicate relations btw words and phrases. So it depends on where and whom you talk to. Needed when writing, but can be neglected during informal/daily conversation.
"Feeling proud of myself!" A first in my teaching career: I started teaching japanese to an italian:) Please do not hesitate to ask me if you've any further question.
Same wishes to you too, have a great week #47:)
YES. I've my Japanese Language Certificate, completed a four-year education (exc my BS). So no of (ideogram=) Kanji characters I know are over 2000. You have to know at least ~2000 k's (+ 3-alphabets) -> most frequently used characters thats needed for a beginner level upto 6th level and current daily usage. But not enough to read any website or a newspaper in japanese!
YES, there are many more dictionaries translate kanji's to english. You can order on Amazon.
Make sure, who knows Japanese = a person more than 3 that's my belief:) YES, very difficult and special language requires patience firstly:)
Thanks for your nice comment on my Maned-Wolf post.
Have a lovely week ahead!
Queste Fiat Topolino mi fanno ricordare alle mitiche Trabant (che erano/sono peró molto brutte senza design) della Germania Est, piccolissime ma proprio per questo economiche da poter comprare anche dalle persone semplici. (ti dico questo perché la nostra prima macchina era proprio una Trabant:)).
Baci
The most magnificent temple of Ancient Egypt is on Blogtrotter Two waiting to be seen!! Enjoy and have a great week!
ieri sono andata in montagna a chiudere l'acqua, per il gelo. La temperatura è molto rigida, la prima nevicata a valle è un sogno, ho deciso che appena nevica in collina, voglio prendere il treno Torino-Ceres, deve essere uno spettacolo passare nel bosco innevato, ho visto che nel tratto da Lanzo ad arrivare a Ceres passa nell'interno del bosco.
buona giornata.
Yes, you have to study other two alphabets katakana and kanji except hiragana. No, katakana is the easiest to learn, not hiragana. In hiragana all characters are written with a brush, so writing the strokes of a hiragana character in the right order is really important and very hard! Remember, there are "accents" in "each brush stroke".
Why Katakana? Because it's a fusion where the foreign words (mostly from eng) in japanese are covered. Look at these words:
コンピューター "kompyu-ta-" => computer
ミルク "miruku" => milk
イタリア "itariya" => italy
クリスマス "kurisumasu" => christmas
ピエトロ "Pietro" => guess who;)
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As easy as that. How's your english;)
And sir, Im flying to Italy 10 days from now! You are from that country, rite?
Paz
cialis