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What is a Calabrian?
A Calabrian is an inhabitant or resident of Calabria.
How do you say boy in calabrian dialect?
creaturi
What do you call people from Calabria Italy?
My family is from Calabria and you can say" I am Calabrian" to Americans but if you are in Italy it is more proper to say "I am Calabrese." So they are Calabrese or Calabrian but Calabrese is the proper way to refer to people from Calabria.
How do you say you're adorable in calabrian dialect?
siti sapurita, or sapuritu of its a boy
Does anyone out there know the family heritage of illusionist or magician Paul Cosentino?
calabrian
What does the qubec flag stand for?
The Quebecois flag, nicknamed the fleurdelisé, was first displayed on January 21, 1948, thereafter known within Quebec as Flag Day. The white cross in the centre of the flag derives from the old English royal flags, while the white fleurs-de-lis are used as symbols of purity, originally representing the Virgin Mary - as is the flag's blue background.
What does the term 'carte blanche' refer to?
The term "carte blanche" means that one is given the freedom to do as they wish. Another way to say "anything goes". It derives from a French military term reference the white flag of surrender.
When was Jacques Derives born?
Jacques Derives was born on January 10, 1887, in Paris, France.
What language did DNA come from?
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) derives from several languages. The term can be broken down into four parts: Deoxy + ribon + nucleic + acid Deoxy is an abbreviation of the term deoxygenated, where oxygen derives from the French oxygène. Ribon derives from the German ribose. Nucleic derives from Nuklein, which is also German. Acid derives from the Latin acidus.
Does shia equal shiite?
Shi'a and Shi'ite are synonymous. Shi'a derives from Arabic and Shi'ite derives from Farsi.
What is the name for a person who derives pleasure from the hurting others?
The term for a person who derives pleasure from hurting others is a sadist.
What does the bird and arm symbol on the connacht flag stand for?
According to Irish Rugby Legends (http://www.irishlegendsrugby.ie/aboutcrest.php): "The origin of the two elements displayed on the arms and flag of Connacht is obscure, but it is likely that the arm and sword derive from the arms of the O'Connors, the ruling family in the province before the Norman invasion, and that the black eagle derives from the arms of the Browns, one of the 'tribes' of Galway city. If this derivation is correct, the flag would be a symbol of the 17th-century unity of Gaels and Old English."
