Buongiorno, Milano – CloudFlare’s 26th Data Center Now Live

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by jgrahamc • 12 years ago

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cliveowen• 12 years ago

Great news someone is investing in this recession-stricken country of ours.

It would be worth noting that "capiche", "capisce" and variations of it are not an Italian expression. Also, I'm guessing "ora che cosa?" is a direct translation of "what now?" and would be better put as "E adesso?".

stefantalpalaru• 12 years ago

not an Italian expression

It is. It's just a misspelling of "capisci" - second-person singular form of the verb "capire"[1] (to understand).

[1] http://www.italian-verbs.com/verbi-italiani/coniugazione.php...

riquito• 12 years ago

Mispellings doesn't count as valid expressions.

"capiche" or "capisce" when you meant "capito?", "hai capito?" or "capisci?" are obviously wrong to anyone you talk to (in Italy).

Sephiroth87• 12 years ago

How many time do you actually say "capisci" to someone though? Personally close to 0, definitely less than you hear "capish" or any other crap around...

zeitg3ist3• 12 years ago

Looks like they removed the "capiche" from the page and corrected the other thing to "e adesso?".

zeitg3ist3• 12 years ago

"the Colosseum, the fountains of Florence, the canals of Venice, the Alps, Lambos, pizza, pasta, the good life in Tuscany, Michelangelo, da Vinci, the leaning tower of Pisa, opera, fashion and, of course, colorful gestures"

It's always irritating to be reminded of how the rest of the world sees my country: as a series of (mostly correct) stereotypes.

morkbot• 12 years ago

It's not how the rest of the world sees your country, it's for what the rest of the world loves your country :)

zeitg3ist3• 12 years ago

Yep. But I hate when lists like that one appear on anything tangentially related to Italy -- although I guess it can be said about any country. At least this one doesn't include the mafia...

agos• 12 years ago

Can't wait for the announcement about the Harlem data center written in african american vernacular and the one about the Shanghai data center, with the hilarious misspellings swapping Ls and Rs.

kome2• 12 years ago

Really, they lack of soft skills... How can making fun of language (in an ignorant way) be a good marketing strategy?

kome2• 12 years ago

"Capiche?"

Stop with that crap.

antirez• 12 years ago

While the post contains a few stereotypes, there is only to be happy about more IT infrastructures in Italy, please stop crying for the typos.

Buongiorno, Milano – CloudFlare’s 26th Data Center Now Live

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