Why Did We Wait So Long To Come To ITALY? 🇮🇹 OUR FIRST DAY IN ROME

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  @miriamt.3512 · 1 year ago

  Bidet is for EXTRA hygiene! It's simple knoledge! I don't understand why most non-Italians think you poop and then wash it away from your behind into the bidet...no! You poop, then when you finished,  you wipe it away as you would normally do with toilet paper. Then instead of slipping back on your underwear, you sit on the bidet to wash and refresh your bottom or intimate parts with special soap and water and dry with a small towel. This is for hygiene, you won't stink down there all day until you shower or bath. Bidets are not in public places, only in private homes or hotels.

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• BR

  @Bradamante68 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The Colosseum it is not reconstructed, it is original. The only part that was fixed is the external circle and you can clearly see like a diagonal cut and different kind of stones. The ancient Romans perfected a kind of concrete that was self repairing thanks to a reaction of volcanic grinded stone used in the mix with water when entering cracks . This was discovered by scientists some year ago.  This is why buildings like the Pantheon are still standing. Ah, basically what you see of the Colosseum is the structure stripped of the marbles that covered it all.

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  @StefanoMaccarelli · 1 year ago (edited)

  The Colosseum hasn't been rebuilt. It's been standing there for 2,000 years. Only some consolidation work has been done. And only a few parts (you can clearly see them with the naked eye – the ones that aren't made of white marble) have been reconstructed NIce Video Guys! And Enjoy Italy!

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• DR

  @Drum1_F · 8 months ago

  When I visited Rome, I swooned over its beauty. I've traveled the world, but I've never seen so much historical and artistic beauty!

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• MI

  @MICBigBeef · 1 year ago

  Avere tutte queste bellezze in Italia è per noi un privilegio che diamo troppo per scontato.

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• MR

  @MrItaliansound · 1 year ago

  hi guys! About the bidet: 1) use the toilet and do the business. 2) clean the part with toilet paper. 3) sit on the bidet and wash the part. 4) dry the with a towel or specific paper (not toilet paper).

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• CL

  @claudiofoiadelli8721 · 1 year ago

  Roma è un museo aperto al pubblico, gratuito, almeno io la penso così

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• VG

  @vgnlda · 1 year ago

  Flora IS a latin name and an italian word (so the barista was pronouncing it in the original and correct way). <br><br>Flora for the Romans was the goddess of spring. In current italian is a name AND describes also the plants &amp; vegetables that are present in a specific territory.

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• GI

  @giuliano71 · 1 year ago

  Even though I am a Roman born in Rome, I like to follow you, you are very good, I am almost 54 years old and I still have not seen everything there is to see in Rome, as someone else said well before me, all of Rome is an open-air museum

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• JO

  @jorehir · 1 year ago

  Bidet instructions:<br>1 - use the toilet<br>2 - wipe on the toilet<br>3 - go on the bidet<br>4 - wash yourself with soap<br>5 - dry yourself<br><br>Yes, you&apos;re still supposed to wipe.<br>The bidet is additional cleaning, not a substitute for toilet paper.

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• KE

  @kennyrocks4008 · 1 year ago

  Italy is my favorite place in the world. That church was AMAZING! God bless and keep ‘em coming! 😃👍 🇮🇹 ⛪️☕️

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• AN

  @ANTIFAN-t9h · 1 year ago

  Finally a video that also shows the hidden beauties, those that tourists usually don&apos;t see, but above all a video not focused on food. Yes, Italy is not just Spaghetti or Pizza, Italy is history and culture, often hidden from the eyes of tourists, but clearly visible to those who really want to understand ITALY. <br>Thank you guys, thank you so much for this extraordinary video! <br>You are the tourists that Italians LOVE!<br>💗💗💗

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