Well, honey, "guinea" is actually a derogatory term used to refer to Italians, stemming from the belief that Italians were similar to the people of Guinea in Africa. It's a racist term that's best left in the past where it belongs. So, let's just call Italians by their proper name and leave the ignorant slurs behind, shall we?
They were called guineas
The term "guineas" as a slur likely originated from Italian immigrants in the United States. It is derived from the word "Guinea" which was used as a derogatory term to refer to Italians, specifically those from the region of Sicily. The term was used in a derogatory and offensive manner to belittle Italian immigrants.
they are called Italians
No, Italians speak a Romance language called Italian.
Three Guineas was created in 1938.
Rosehill Guineas was created in 1910.
they are italians
Guineas begin laying eggs in April or May.
Two thousand guineas is equivalent to £2,100 in pounds. This is because one guinea is traditionally valued at £1.05. Thus, to convert guineas to pounds, you simply multiply the number of guineas by 1.05.
Belpaese (called by Italians) Digistan (called by Slovenians)
Italians were called first when Europeans started heavily migrating to America. It means 'without papers'.
Raccoons will kill and eat any bird, guineas included.