the only people in the world who hate Italy are... Italians. We have a culture of complaining about our country which is absolutely overwhelming
@ethien9093Күн бұрын
thanks, this is helpful !
@CurryCook-j7k3 күн бұрын
Sincere condolences ❤. Prayers.
@STESTE-d6w3 күн бұрын
Ma cosa fate qui in italia, andatevene via. Preferiamo le russe!!! Russe venite qua per piacere
@mysticsoul72843 күн бұрын
Thanks for this video, very informative! I'm 2nd gen American-Italian and both sets of grandparents are from Italy but I did not know about the 1948 cases and if they were born before Italy became a country - luckily I still fit that criteria so definitely would like to get dual citizenship.
@DA-ep6rp4 күн бұрын
What’s the name of the car company?
@hikethisplanet10176 күн бұрын
Hi Dave great video. thank you. I rented twice out of Rome. Both times using Ok Mobility. They were excellent. No surprises or hassles what so ever. I'm planning on using Discover Cars, after watching your video and hearing a few other good reports about them. I'm going to using them out of Napoli. The rental company that I will be renting from is called Rental Premium out of the airport. NAP Do you know anything about them. Good?? Bad?? thank you Bernie from Canada
@pec7577 күн бұрын
Hi . . we're planning a trip to Italy taking us from Florence, where we will rent a car, and driving to a villa about 20km North of Siena. Do you know if I need an international license or permit to get and operate a rental car?
@JohnPaul-pb4eu8 күн бұрын
Great info, very helpful and to the point.
@DavidsDoseofItaly8 күн бұрын
Thank you 😊
@JohnPaul-pb4eu8 күн бұрын
HI DAVID, do u know the Carmosino's that live in Ottawa Canada?? they used to live in Montreal?? Their name is Enzo & Fred
@DavidsDoseofItaly8 күн бұрын
H John Paul. No sorry I don’t. I have relatives in Montreal but not on the Carmosino side
@JohnPaul-pb4eu8 күн бұрын
@DavidsDoseofItaly Thx David. glad you enjoying Italy!! I m from Chieti area of Abruzzo originally. Go do a video there one day. You ll like it there. PRETORO is beautiful lil spot at the base of the Majella mountains!!! Take care
@Sorrel5559 күн бұрын
Thank you very much! I bought my plane ticket and rented a car already... glad I bothered to watch this video before I leave lol. You do a great job presenting everything!
@mcfalcia12 күн бұрын
I found your channel a few years ago as a "watered down Italian" from Philly who wanted to learn more about traveling in Italy and I've taken so much of your advice the last two times I visited. God bless your father, mom, and family in this difficult time.
@vidgro459114 күн бұрын
What's the name for the one where an individual pretends to have a massive penis and waves his hands up and down to simulate masturbation? I saw this a few times at Italian football matches. One guy spent the entire first half, doing this to away fans and not even watching the match.
@codyhoff752115 күн бұрын
Hello. I came across this video looking for tips for driving in Italy. We rented a car for 4 days to go outside city and go more countryside and it’s been an adventure. I’ve only just been driving in between Milan and Verona. Trying to find only blue zones to park, it seems people go 20-40+ over posted speed limit on major highways. Fuel here because it’s by liter so comparing to US ends up being about $7/gal. The people not knowing which lane they want to be in. The amount of roundabouts and doesn’t seem like there is a system and people go where they want and then switch lanes. Seems like there is always tolls if you want to drive on major highways and it’s just a thing they do here. Thanks for video
@DavidsDoseofItaly15 күн бұрын
Hi. You have pretty much captured the essence of driving in this country. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. One important thing to remember is that when they are speeding by you in all directions it doesn’t mean that you need to copy this way of driving Let them get irritated and let them honk
@ScarelliEnrico16 күн бұрын
I am Italian-Brazilian and I would like to ask Italian-Americans what is the main reason for leaving the USA. In my case, leaving Brazil for Italy or another country in Europe makes sense due to the lack of prospects in my home country. However, you were born in the United States, a country that, in theory, offers more opportunities. So what drives this change?
@DavidsDoseofItaly16 күн бұрын
To be honest, I initially left mainly because I was in love with my Italian heritage, and I wanted to get better at the language and get to know the country better Also, when I left, I was 29 and I really didn’t have anything in the states. I didn’t have job a house a family or anything like that I also had some reservations about the US and its culture, but that really wasn’t the main reason 15 years on I am relatively happy here although it depends on the day I think another big reason why I left is because I prefer the healthcare system here. It has its problems, but honestly, I will take my chances here.
@ScarelliEnrico16 күн бұрын
@@DavidsDoseofItaly I understand your point of view and thank you very much for responding to my comment. Next year, I'm also going to Italy and I hope my experience is as positive as yours.
@DavidsDoseofItaly16 күн бұрын
Make it happen 😎. I’ve met a lot of Italian -Brazilians here.
@Miguel456a17 күн бұрын
If im a foreign on vacations and I get a fine, I got to pay it?
@danielvillarreal661019 күн бұрын
Hi David. American 🇺🇸 citizen with a Tuscan war bride mom living in Taiwan 🇹🇼. Do you know of any downsides of getting my Italian citizenship, such as tax obligations? I’ve fulfilled my American 🇺🇸 military service obligations long ago and I’m 1000 years too old to be drafted in Italy 🇮🇹! Is there anything else I need to know about? Grazie!
@therocknrollcook23 күн бұрын
😢😢😢so much loss You’re motions are tacit and understood..x
@dlite635827 күн бұрын
Great tip on the driving permit! 👍🏻
@sagefrancis60027 күн бұрын
Hi, so my great mother was from Italy but it was a part of Italy that was under Austrian rule at the time and is now part of Croatia but my mom and her mother have always known their heritage to be Italian. Do you think I’d still be able to get citizenship in this situation
@sircurrel961128 күн бұрын
Hi David! Nice videos! I love them😍 I am an Italian living in Dublin, and most of the differences you notice about USA/Italy, I just feel they're the same here😂. By the way, just a small thing to correct, actually in the Northern parts of Italy they have a washing machine that also dries clothes!
@juansoteldo92Ай бұрын
Thoughts on Santa Marinella to live in, near Rome? I know you don't live there but maybe you've been?
@manishaneha6124Ай бұрын
Do you need cv to do part time jobs
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
It can’t hurt. Always have one
@leonardinefelix5391Ай бұрын
Thank you for all this valuable information! I want to get my EU passport through descent, my grandmother is Portuguese, she has a EU passport, what is the process to get one, I live in South Africa. -Thank you
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
You’re welcome ☺️. Being EU is a big plus here
@faegrrrlАй бұрын
Wow!! This is great advice. I thought I had everything down but you gave me more helpful things to add.
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@DungHuFlungАй бұрын
Thanks for that
@alexandrapham1892Ай бұрын
Thank you, your video is the best.
@Tee-roniАй бұрын
My grandmother was Sicilian, and she had a few superstitions like we couldn't separate from the leader of our group or else we would be disappointed. When cursing someone, she would spit 3 times or flick our necks 3 times like your idc gesture
@josephlopresti5966Ай бұрын
I am also from Boston married to an Italian and live in Rome ! Best wishes. Contact me if you want to hook up. Augurissimi !
You also want cash at self serving gas stations. Because you can use a card, but they will block around 150 euros for a week
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Good to know. Thx !
@ljimzlj8079Ай бұрын
My deepest condolences. And prayers for you and your family.
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏼
@HMM-c3sАй бұрын
DAJE!😊
@salvatoreemmaАй бұрын
Hi, Dave, Liz and I are just checking in with you - hope you and your family are persevering in faith and strength.
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Hi guys and thank you for the thought. I am ok, still grieving but life goes on. we'll get through this. God Bless
@patriciacastaldo9821Ай бұрын
Deepest condolences to you and your family , David . Sending healing prayers to your mother. 🙏
@hanscustomshopАй бұрын
Really appreciate this video! I'm renting a car in Sicily and will be using these tips.
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Happy to help. Watch out for the speed camera on the Sicilian highways
@Jacqueline-l8pАй бұрын
wallet with a Cain on hook your jeans belt stops pick pickpockets
@GERARDOLOZADAАй бұрын
Deepest condolences David.
@PanChristodoulou-go8pqАй бұрын
I wish the very best to your mum as soon as possible. I pray for you to get through this difficult situation. Sorry for your dad's pass. ❤ From Greece to you and family.
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏼. Prayers appreciated
@rosemarie7705Ай бұрын
Great video, I feel the same way you do, My grandparents were from Spain and my parent’s were born in Cuba and I was born in the United States, but I have a sting connection to my country of origin and I plan on moving to Spain when I retire. I think that it’s absolutely terrific how you made a life for yourself in Italy. God bless you!
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏼. Sure! I’m sure you can make it happen.
@starlambert1087Ай бұрын
Italians use that gesture for "Up yours!" lol
@giovanniserafino1731Ай бұрын
Hi David, I know this is a bit late, but I wanted to offer my sincerest and deepest condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. Your strong Catholic faith and devotion will give you the courage to go on knowing that one day you will see your Dad again. I am going to have a Mass offered for your Dad, and continue to pray for you and your family each day.
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Hi Giovanni. that is truly amazing and kind of you. thank you! God Bless.
@williammarengo1442Ай бұрын
I am researching renting a vehicle in Italy (picking up at the Florence airport). So far every agency I have contacted informs me of a requirement that my drivers license must be held for at least 12 months before they will rent me a vehicle. Is this a policy or law for all rentals in Italy?? Can someone confirm this for me please?
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
It looks like the person in the image is asking whether a 12-month driver’s license holding period is required by law for renting a vehicle in Italy, specifically when picking up at Florence airport. The answer to this is that in Italy, most car rental companies do indeed require that renters have held a valid driver’s license for at least 12 months, but this is more of a company policy than a legal requirement. While there isn’t a specific Italian law enforcing this, it is common for rental agencies to ask this from renters.
@andrewjohnston5303Ай бұрын
I'm about to take my family to Italy, and I'm renting a car. Will the the car rental place offer for me to buy a TellaPass for the toll booths?
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Hi Andrew. that's a good question. I'd ask the company if they offer it. if not, have plenty of cash and coins on hand because I dont know if all the toll boths are equiped with tap and pay and stuff of the like.
@heidihawkins7002Ай бұрын
Sounds quite like South Africa. I'm still nervous but this video was very helpful with a visit to Italy coming up! Just driving on country roads, that's it!
@T.R.R.JolkienАй бұрын
I’m from the Deep South in Texas and I love different languages
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
My sister and niece live in Melissa and McKinney.
@turbodt9528Ай бұрын
..l..
@alcidemacorig4292 ай бұрын
Stay at home
@susanbriancatalano97602 ай бұрын
Fellow Sox fan here. Love the shirt! We will be taking a private transfer from Malpensa Airport to MIlan downtown. Few days later we will be taking a longer transfer from Milan to Lake Como. Not sure if we should tip the drivers and how much. Suggestions? Grazie
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Red Sox Nation! It depends if he’s nice or not. 20$ is more than fine. But not expected here
@poplops12 ай бұрын
Hello. My maternal grandparents came to England from Italy in 1968 but neither ever became British citizens, and my mother is a citizen of both the United Kingdom and Italy from birth (1970). Do you think that I have a case or are my chances null and void?
@marcelaviglianchino8053Ай бұрын
IF your mamma is italian, you are an italian too, because it's in your blood. is she registered at the Italian Consulate where she lives, AIRE? is that one the same consulate for you? do the research and go of it!!
@poplops1Ай бұрын
@@marcelaviglianchino8053 She was registered Italian as well as British at birth in England but she doesn’t have her Italian birth certificate in her possession. If it’s anywhere, it’d be at my grandparents house. I’m not even sure if she even registered with AIRE because she never lived in Italy and never used any consular services to get an Italian passport or anything like that.
@annaesposito5412 ай бұрын
No,not you David,you re nice usually!Please dont call it soccer.
@DavidsDoseofItalyАй бұрын
Yeah usually. Thank you 😊 Ehhhh sorry , I’ve been calling it soccer for 44 years. Hard habit to break