• @MrJameGumb
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    1461 year ago

    No one calls any of those things spaghetti though

  • ℛ𝒶𝓋ℯ𝓃
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    691 year ago

    Pasta. Not spaghetti. Spaghetti is a type of pasta, as are the rest of these. But these others are not spaghetti.

  • @ChicoSuave
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    131 year ago

    Italians have more words for pasta than Eskimo have for snow.

  • originalucifer
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    101 year ago

    how is the one thing that americans actually call spaghetti not on the list?

  • @vapeloki
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    91 year ago

    *american people

    There, fixed it

    • Ghostalmedia
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      161 year ago

      No one that took a long bus to school in America calls that stuff spaghetti. All of that is “pasta.”

  • @Dozzi92
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    81 year ago

    I called it all macaroni. It was either macaroni for a tube, or spaghetti or linguine, and obviously things like ravioli and tortellini and manicotti were there own things. The problem is I grew up in New Jersey, and when I finally saw these words spelled it hurt my brain.

    • @[email protected]
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      41 year ago

      I am a purist and macaroni is only when a rider of an ungulate affixes a plume to their headgear whilst in transit to a metropolitan area

  • @[email protected]
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    31 year ago

    Italiens are like “Guy check out this piece of dough that’s shaped slightly different to the other pieces of dough”, and the rest of the world is like “Cool Italy, that’s going right on the fridge. But check out our cars, computers, planes and the internet”.

    • @[email protected]
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      1 year ago

      Yeah, because Italians totally have no idea how to build a car.

      Edit: a gentle reminder that e.g. Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Pagani, Ducati, Dallara and DeTomaso come from exactly the same area as Parmigiano, Bolognese sauce, Parma ham, lasagne, and Bologna sausage.

      Italy does not, indeed, have too much to offer with respect to computers and the internet.