Fano, Marche Vlog 🇮🇹

[@ElenaSofiaCecconi]

Thank you for showing fano to us ! I moved in the us 3 years ago and I was dying for showing my boyfriend my hometown as we can’t travel for COVID ! This video was just perfect !!!

[@takeoffgirl]

How nice! Thanks for your comment! :)

[@craycray5750]

really nice vlog, I'm not from italy but me and my family used to stay in fano multiple times and we really miss those times... thank you for bringing up those old memories haha. good job

[@takeoffgirl]

Wow that’s very nice of you... thank you!

[@suelue4461]

Thank you so much! My grandmother was born in Fano, and lived there until she was about 19 years old. Beautiful town! So happy to see it!

[@takeoffgirl]

Thanks for the lovely comment, glad you enjoyed it! I’m actually back in Fano now! :)

[@suelue4461]

I wish I knew what my grandmothers address was. I only have one or two photos of her home. Her cousin was a monk who was an artist, named Paolo Generali.

[@MusicalMeganWestcott]

I’m planning on staying with a family in Fano for a bit this summer, and this video has made me so excited! Thank you for sharing your city and culture 😊

[@takeoffgirl]

Wow thanks for the comment! I hope you enjoy your stay!

[@AvinashPandit959]

Really Good Vlog :-) Felt all those places just by watching you visiting and exploring.Well done❤

[@takeoffgirl]

So lovely thanks for the comment :)

[@AvinashPandit959]

@@takeoffgirl Wish to visit Italy 💕as soon as I accomplish myself as a composer !

[@ryanbattistoni9775]

My family came from here. My great great grandfather and his siblings moved to Buffalo, NY (Unites States) and eventually brought their mother to the US as well (her passport said she lived in Pesaro) My great great grandfather started what is today one of the oldest italian specialty meats companies in New York. My great great great grandfather died of tuberculosis in the 19th century here in Italy. I have pictures of him, and his children. They were contributors to an orphanage that served children affected by parents who died of tuberculosis. I absolutely loved this video. I will make it here some day

[@takeoffgirl]

Thanks for sharing your story... glad you liked the video thanks for watching :)

[@paulcastellani9162]

Mi è piaciuto il tuo tour. Grazie.

[@takeoffgirl]

Grazie mille! :)

[@nobiku]

An amazing city! This is Dan from Texas. I had to use my KZbin account that is on this computer since I am in our music room/office and I didn't want to change accounts.. I just assumed most Italians speak English since you are so fluent. So many students learn multiple languages now at a very you age in school. Is that how you learned? My son watched this with me and noticed stop signs in English. Is that because of so many tourists?

[@takeoffgirl]

Hi Dan! Well.. I don’t think Italians are known for speaking English well. We struggle I would say, although we study it in school. I started young but I really learnt it when I moved to England at 19. The place is very touristy, so yes, that’s the reason why you could see signs in English. Thanks for watching, hugs your way!

[@DanLivermore]

@@takeoffgirl Your English is outstanding...but your Italian is poetry. You speak very fluid and beautiful Italian. It is like music.

[@mlt1107]

Wow! Fano is so beautiful and thank you for the vegan recommendations!

[@takeoffgirl]

Thanks for watching! It really is a lovely town;)

[@mlt1107]

@@takeoffgirl my Nonna is from Fano!! It’s my dream to go to her hometown❤️

[@Amarche]

❣️👍👍👍

[@takeoffgirl]

😉

[@PlanetImo]

I've got a feeling I would really like it here. I've never been to Italy but I LOVE the sound of Italian.

[@AIKOFGH]

I didnt know nothing about this city. Its beautiful, so calm, so clean. Funny and lovely vídeo.

[@takeoffgirl]

AIKO FGH thank you!

[@sakinaislam8800]

hi I am Bangladeshi my husband lives in fano italy I love your video .its my first time...so wonderful video.

[@takeoffgirl]

Thank you very much! much appreciated!

[@StephenCordella]

Hi, It's so nice to chat with you. My Nana 's house she was born In was on the Adreadic Sea. It was biilt In the side of the hill . It would look over the break watters very close to Pesaro. It was oldest houses in Fano .Nana moved to the USA !n 1912. There was a Law In Fano the olodest house was to be held by the family or the town of Fano.

[@takeoffgirl]

If it's still on you may be able to see it along the coast, you can cycle from Fano to Pesaro. Thanks for the comment and for watching! :)

[@thegamingwolf8755]

I used to live to in that town when i was younger! it doesn't seem it has changed to much? i was hoping to come back and visit it again last year but i couldn't travel as i visit a family in Europe i couldn't be at that many places last summer. I hope to come back to that town someday. Hopefully with family. Thank you so much for these blog videos of the town! i can see they added some new things to the town though.

[@takeoffgirl]

Thanks for the comment and for watching! I wasn’t expecting a comment from someone who lived there too! :)

[@PlanetImo]

What an amazing place to grow up. I enjoyed this. There were no end screen elements, btw.

[@takeoffgirl]

Imo and Izzy Vlogs thanks Imo... I’m glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@benpollani3019]

Bellissimo video, città stupenda. Grazie!

[@takeoffgirl]

Grazie a Te per il commento e per guardare il video

[@StephenCordella]

My Granmother was born in Fano Her Mandin name Was Ida Bertini She Then was marrid and She Was Cordella. She lived very close to the Ocean. She lived at the end of the breakwaters close to pesado .My cousin, Romalo Carboni ( Bertini ) He went to school io be a priest In Fano, He then became the secrataty to Pope Paul the 1st and 2nd I hope we may chat. Steve

[@takeoffgirl]

Thanks for the comment and for sharing Steve, have you ever visited Fano?

[@juliocesarurbiola4360]

Can you show us what kind of meals do you eat in the travels?

[@takeoffgirl]

Julio Urbiola thanks JULIO, I CAN DO of course... I usually though don’t show it as I have specific dietary requirements (due to food allergies) so I won’t be able to always show you the real typical foods... what do you think about this? Thanks for the comments as always!

[@SkillGuy]

What does FANO means in Italy

[@takeoffgirl]

The word itself doesn’t mean anything really… the romans called it “fanum fortunae “ - fano the city of fortune

[@SkillGuy]

@@takeoffgirl Thank you dear. By the way in Ethiopia FANO is the ancient respected patriots/Youth of Amhara ethnics who are protecting their people against any enemy including the government. Currently Fano power is becoming strong. #IamFano Movement is happening in US and other world countries by Ethiopian foreigners to support Fano .

[@JM-gd5rl]

Guys. Guys. Guys. Guys. Guys. Guys.

[@takeoffgirl]

I like to say that, as you can tell ahahah

[@JM-gd5rl]

It’s annoying.

[@MerryGoGirl]

@@JM-gd5rl Wow, your rudeness is annoying.

[@alexmoscatelli4560]

lol io sono di fano

[@takeoffgirl]

Lol anche io ;)