“Pasticceria Bar Puppa”, Calle del Spezier, Cannaregio, Venice
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10 comments:
Well, that is a mystery.
hmmmmm......
Beautiful signs! :)
Léia
Pupp in Norwegian is probably not the same as puppa in Italian? I have to translate it.... :)
Hmm! Maybe a Roman friend can help here. ;)
Oh... Please, do translate! I bet it's something nasty... LOL!
Ha ha. I know what it can mean.
Wait, if I ask my Italian nun friend to explain the signs, will she be embarrassed?
Dina - Probably, but it depends from which part of Italy she is from...
Dialects often are misunderstood from others :)
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