Newsgroup: it.cultura.linguistica.inglese
Titolo: belch

Si dice che l'inglese sia più onomatopeico dell'italiano, e io
sarei d'accordo, ma ci sono le eccezioni.
Tra 
"belch"
e 
"rutto"
quale vi sembra più /espressivo/ ?
-- 
Alcohol is the anesthesia by which we endure the operation of
life.
    -- George Bernard Shaw

 quale vi sembra più /espressivo/ ?
A me rutto.
bye
Ari

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What about "burp"?
Joe from Massachusetts

 What about "burp"?
It's true! lol
-- 
I'm a Dream!!! 

 What about "burp"?
Buono!
Sai che nel mio vecchio diz. non lo trovavo? ma lo avevano
aggiunto nella sezione Addenda, in fondo.
Certo se si dicesse "boorp" sarebbe ancor più espressivo, no?
Cioè, burp le donne, e boorp gli uomini, che hanno un tono di
voce più grave.
:-)
-- 
Democracy is a device that insures we shall be governed no
better than we deserve.
    -- George Bernard Shaw


I saw Ashley Simpson (Jessica's sister) on TV last night.
She demonstrated how she can burp on command.
Joe from Massachusetts

 Joe from Massachusetts
Oh my God!  I can't believe that.  I was just going to write the same
exact thing and then I read your post.  She is a lot more theatrical
than most "burpers"  because she did I thing with her arms before
burping.
bye
ari

 Joe from Massachusetts
Oh my God!  I can't believe that.  I was just going to write the same
exact thing and then I read your post.  She is a lot more theatrical
than most "burpers"  because she did I thing with her arms before
burping.
Ashley said that her sister Jessica can burp the alphabet.
Joe from Massachusetts

 Ashley said that her sister Jessica can burp the alphabet.
two talented sisters... 

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http://www.iballer.com/divas/simpson/images/s18_jpg.jpg
http://www.celebscentral.net/images/celebrities/ashleysimpson/19.jpg
(pesante assai)
Chiamale, se vuoi, talentuose.
Ciao, FB
-- 
In any case, if you say 'I gotta go' at an important job interview you're
contributing to being allowed just that privilege.
(Tony the ice man on it.cultura.linguistica.inglese)

 (pesante assai)
Anche lei, suppongo..

"Francesco.b" <wri...@home.com.invalid> wrote in message
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I wonder if she makes any other unusual noises.
Do you have Beano in Italy?
Joe from Massachusetts

 Do you have Beano in Italy?
Never heard of Beano before but after checking it out on the net...
http://www.beanogas.com/about.asp
...it reminds me of imodium... a medicine treating diarrhea...... 

"Francesco.b" <wri...@home.com.invalid> wrote in message
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It's more a means of avoiding embarrassment when dining out with
friends.
The name was chosen because the condition is widely thought to be
caused by ingesting beans.
Joe from Massachusetts


I remember a Canadian children's television program called "You Can't
Do That on Television", which was very popular in the States, at a
time when the word "fart" was rarely used on US television. My
children would watch the program regularly. I think one reason was
that the Canadians were not that prudish about using the word "fart",
and the word was used in almost every episode of this children's
program.
Joe from Massachusetts

 Do you have Beano in Italy?
Yes, we do have it.
Beano, Codroipo, Udine.
Vicino all'aeroporto militare di Rivolto.
http://www.codroipo.qnet.it/frazioni/beano/index.html
http://www.ars-cartae.com/codrm2.htm
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He hadn't a single redeeming vice.
    -- Oscar Wilde