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What is a type of chocolate confection known as truffles but the natural truffle still a popular part of French and some Italian cooking is?
Oh, dude, truffles are like these fancy fungi that grow underground and are super expensive. They're not the same as those delicious chocolate truffles you stuff your face with. So, yeah, the chocolate truffles are a sweet treat, and the natural truffles are like the high-class ingredient in French and Italian cuisine. It's like comparing a Prius to a Ferrari, you know?
What is Amanda translated in other languages?
In Spanish, Amanda is still Amanda. In French, it is Amadine or Amandine. In Italian, it is Amaranta.
What do countries still using the franc have in common?
they speak French Not true. Switzerland has the Swiss franc, and in Switzerland they speak German, French and Italian. But, in German it is spelled "Frank", in French it is spelled "franc".
What is sorrento?
Sorrento is an Italian town at the southern end of the Bay of Naples. It was a popular resort among the aristocrats of the 19th century. It is still a popular tourist destination.
Is there still strawberry 3 Musketeers?
3musketeers.com (the official website for these) only lists Original, Truffle Crisp and Mint.
Why did Italy's monarchy stop?
It was voted down in a plebiscite- popular election on just this issue. Goodbye Royal Italian Navy- but the Italian Navy still hoists the triple crown flag!
What is cupcakes in Italian?
To say cupcake in Italian, it's still cupcake, but pronounced koo-pay-kak-eh, or something like that. It's just like French, cupcake translated to French is spelt cupcake. But it is pronounced koop-kack, something like that. So there you go!
When was French spoken in Switzerland?
It's still spoken in Romandie, at West of Belgium, and it's one of the four official languages, with German, Italian and Rumantch.
Who were the founder of Switzerland?
Guillaume Tell in French, Guglielmo Tell in Italian or Willhelm Tell in German.He still figures at the back of 5 Swiss Francs' coin.
Why number is abbreviated as No.?
The abbreviation 'no.' or 'No.' is an abbreviation based on the Latin word for number, numero, which still exists in the Romance languages including Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
What is 'I still like you' when translated from English to Italian?
"I still like you!" in English is Mi piaci ancora! in Italian.
French culture towards new food companys in Paris?
French culture has been accepting of new food companies in Paris, although traditional dining is still the most popular.
