Italian Alessandro Berardi. One of the most exotic Europeans ever

[Gallop]

No boss fits in any head

Spanish: En ninguna cabeza cabe ningún jefe
Italian: Nessun capo si adatta a qualsiasi testa
Catalan:En cap cap cap cap cap


Well, I don't see that Catalan is similar to Italian.

[Samnium]

No boss fits in any head

Spanish: En ninguna cabeza cabe ningún jefe
Italian: Nessun capo si adatta a qualsiasi testa
Catalan:En cap cap cap cap cap


Well, I don't see that Catalan is similar to Italian.

The catalan should be suite similar to thé occitan langage I guess and from what I've Heard from both

[Gallop]

The catalan should be suite similar to thé occitan langage I guess and from what I've Heard from both

It is said to be Occitan with some minor variations as in any language.

[Ruggery]

Indeed - he's exotic. But why you never post exotic Spaniards but only exotic Italians etc.? Do you have some inferiority complex?

In fact, at any moment an Italian would counterattack by posting 10 exotic Spaniards, but they are not like CV.

[Ruggery]

We?

C'mon, man

As far as I know it was the Romans who brought the Latin here, and after this several languages surged in this peninsula with many several other influences

Please, you're not a Roman, you just an Italian.

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Concerning to that guy, he can be perfectly European. Not all Europeans are shiny blond, blue-eyed and with a strong viking ancestry; as a matter of fact, the concept of Europe begun in the mediterranean bassin, and euromediterranean people can have such a phenotype.

He can pass in Iberia?

[Luso]

Video does him justice... still exotic nonetheless.



Summer tan and dyed hair make him total Gypsoid... happens here too.

My opinion has changed after seeing those videos. He does look Italian... just darker than avg.

[LorenzoSpitaleri]

looks sorta mestizo?

As I said before he looks Egyptid which is a transition from berberid into orientalid, he doesn't look like a pure berberid.

[Suinthila]

And do you think i can be serious discussing with Viejo? I just have fun when i tease him and of course, i'm not precise and focused as i could be when discussing with someone more serious....the real and serious discussions that i have are outside this forum.


Secondly, i insist: Latium is in the italian peninsula, Latin originated there and was first brought to other parts of the peninsula(where, as you said, other languages were spoken) and then to the iberian peninsula and also other parts of Europe, Asia and Africa with the Roman conquests. Latin is an ITALIC language and originated in an area which is geographically in the centre of the italian peninsula, hence i can say that Latin is an italic thing brought to Iberia.

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Dios, this convo is getting too long.

Yes, the Latin was born in the Italic peninsula, in the Latium.

My point was, I meant, that Latin spread in a concrete moment and at the same time throughout the italic peninsula and the iberian.

That is, when the Latin was still spreading in the Italic peninsula, it also started to spread in the Iberian. Remember that Hispania started to be militarily conquered by the Romans in 218 BC.

But yes, of course, and you are right, the Latin was born in the peninsula where you live, the Italic, in a concrete regional area called Latium, hence its name, Latin.

I think we won't need the mediation of the Pope in this minor issue.

[Suinthila]

He can pass in Iberia?

What do you understand for "pass"? To be typical?

[alnortedelsur]

He is right. The guy could pass in Sardinia and Iberia. Italics and Iberics are interchangeable, so they fit in each other's countries, exotics or average.

I don't think the guy is full Italian. And he no way passes in Spain, what a joke! lmao