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La Settimana Santa
In the week before Easter (Pasqua) pilgrims from around the world travel to Italy to commemorate the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ (la passione, morte e resurrezione di Gesù Cristo). Every region celebrates with rituals that are a rich blend of faith, folklore, tradition and community.
Palm Sunday (La Domenica delle Palme)
In the massive piazza of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, tens of thousands gather to re-enact Christ's triumphant entrance into Jerusalem. Chants of "Osanna!" echo through the vast square as the Pope blesses the palms and sends a special message to the youth of the world. Throughout Italy you see worshipers carrying crosses made from palm fronds (foglie di palma intrecciate a forma di croce) and olive branches (ramoscelli di ulivo) as they return from church.
Holy Monday (Lunedì Santo)
In Castelsardo in Sardinia, famous for its elaborate Holy Week celebrations, an evocative ritual called Lunissanti begins at dawn and continues into the night. The Confraternita di Santa Croce (brotherhood of the Holy Cross), wearing long white hooded tunics and carrying religious symbols, march in procession and sing medieval songs in a unique style called faburden or fauxbourdon (French for false bass). Similar ceremonies are held in other Sardinian villages throughout la settimana santa.
Holy Thursday (Giovedì Santo)
The faithful gather in the late afternoon or early evening for the Mass of the Last Supper (La Messa del'ultima cena), when Christ created the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist (il sacramento dell'Eucarestia). In a gesture of humility and Christian brotherhood, priests (including the Pope himself) recreate Christ's bathing of the feet (la cerimonia della lavanda dei piedi) of the Apostles by washing the feet of twelve parishioners.
Church bells, including handheld altar bells. are silenced until the Easter vigil Mass on Holy Saturday. In some places parents tell children, "Tutte le campanelle volano a Roma." (All the bells are flying to Rome.)
Good Friday (Venerdì Santo)
Some villages in Italy stage dramatic processions or re-creations of the Stations of the Cross (le Stazioni della Via Crucis). In Enna in Sicily, more than 2,000 friars dressed in ancient costumes march through the streets. In Trapani, another Sicilian town, the solemn procession lasts for 24 hours. The oldest Good Friday procession in Italy, held in Chieti in the Abruzzi, features 100 violinists playing Selecchi's Miserere.
In Sorrento there are two Good Friday processions: the white procession (processione bianca) in the morning, with participants wearing white, symbolic of Mary's hope as she searches for her son, and the black procession (processione nera) in the evening, where black represents Mary's sorrow as she beholds his dead body.
In Rome the Pope leads a procession through the Stages of the Cross in and around the torch-lit Colosseum. As thousands of worshipers clutch candles in the dark, professional actors read dramatic interpretations of Christ's suffering -- one of the most moving religious experiences I've ever had.
Holy Saturday (Sabato Santo)
Mass is not celebrated during this day of silence and prayer in honor of the dead Christ, and the tabernacle, which usually contains Communion hosts, is left empty and open. After sundown the solemn Easter vigil (Veglia pasquale) begins with the liturgy of fire (la liturgia del fuoco) and the lighting of the Easter candle (il cero pasquale), which represents the "Light of Christ" (la luce di Cristo).
Readings from the gospels (vangeli) recount the appearance of the angels to the women who came to the tomb in search of Christ. During the liturgy of the baptism (la liturgia battesimale), the faithful (tutti i fedeli) renew their baptismal vows.
Click here for more information from about.com on Easter Week in Italy.
Words and Expressons
Via Crucis -- Stations of the Cross, a difficult time or challenge
avere la propria Croce -- to have one's cross or troubles
mettere qualcuno in croce -- to put someone on the cross, to crucify or torment someone
Testa o croce? -- heads or tails?
Ognuno ha/porta la sua croce -- everyone has/carries his own cross
Dianne Hales is author of MONA LISA: A Life Discovered and La Bella Lingua: My Love Affair with Italian, the World's Most Enchanting Language.
In a continuing series of posts, Riccardo Cristiani, the head Italian teacher at Dante Learning, shows how to "bend time" by using the imperfetto "the wrong way" in everyday Italian:
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A guest post by Riccardo Cristiani
I recently wrote a post on my blog about the possible (and formally wrong!) use of the imperfetto in spoken Italian. I think it's a fun topic--and useful if you want to understand how some complicated Italian grammar is simplified in daily conversational language.
If you are a beginner and know basic grammar, I'm sure you already have come across the imperfetto, a past tense with no equivalent in English. Normally, we use it for describing usual or intermittent actions in the past or past actions without a clear beginning or end. In other words, it's an incomplete, "imperfect" past tense -- hence the name.
The imperfetto matches quite remarkably the English "would + infinitive" and "used to + infinitive," as in these examples:
• Che cosa facevi quando eri un bambino? -- What would you do when you were a child?
• Mangiavi spesso al ristorante in Italia? -- Did you use to eat at the restaurant (when you were) in Italy?
The fact of being "imperfect" gives this tense a lot of flexibility and, in spoken Italian, it is widely used well beyond its theoretical boundaries. Some examples:
Imperfetto ipotetico
Some of you probably got stuck studying the Italian periodo ipotetico, a complicated and very elegant use of the congiuntivo and condizionale, for building conditional sentences. For example, in English you would say:
• If I had won the lottery, I would have bought a new house. It means that you didn't win the lottery, but if you had …
Similarly, in Italian we can say:
• Se avessi vinto alla lotteria, avrei comprato una casa nuova. (congiuntivo trapassato + condizionale passato)
This is the right formula for creating the Italian third conditional. However, in spoken language many people tend to simplify and go with:
• Se vincevo alla lotteria, compravo una casa nuova (imperfetto + imperfetto)
Is this correct grammar? No, but the imperfetto is rapidly replacing the condizionale passato, sometimes even the congiuntivo. Whether it's right or wrong (wrong!), this is a widespread trend.
Imperfetto di cortesia
One of the first things you learn in Italian is the use of the condizionale instead of the presente indicativo for polite requests. For example:
• "Vorrei un bicchiere di vino" instead of "Voglio un bicchiere di vino." ("I'd like a glass of wine" instead of "I want a glass of wine.") This is very polite -- and correct.
An alternative to the condizionale in spoken Italian is the imperfetto:
• "Volevo un bicchiere di vino" ("I wanted a glass of wine.") Of course, you want it now, not in the past, but the imperfetto softens the tone of an order. It's just like the English "I wanted to ask…"
Imperfetto as a possibility in the future
This is an extreme but rather common case where we can use the imperfetto and describe an event occurring in the future. For example:
• Che film volevi vedere domani? -- Which movie did you want to watch tomorrow?
It sounds absurd, but it's possible in everyday speech. The person asking this question is talking about a previous discussion. The person addressed wanted to watch a movie, which will be on TV tomorrow--but which one is it?
It's a typical simplification, common in the informal language. The speaker breaks down a complex sentence and makes up a simpler one, connecting a past event (the previous knowledge) and a future event (the topic of the discussion).
Conclusion: Don't get me wrong. You should study Italian and follow the correct grammar, spelling rules, syntax and logic. Only once you master and understand the basics will you be able to use consciously some "wrong" grammar in spoken Italian, bend the rules, oversimplify the language--and relax and be happy as you chat.
Alla prossima!
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No season may be sweeter or more welcome than Spring--especially after this year's inferno di un inverno (hell of a winter). Italians have always greeted la primavera with joy. Why? Here are ten reasons Italian students gave in online essays:
1. Il sole esce dal suo letargo invernale e splende radioso nel cielo. (The sun comes out from its winter hibernation and shines bright in the sky.)
2. Si può uscire di casa per fare lunghe escursioni in bicicletta. (You can leave the house for long bike trips) and andarsene a zonzo e assaporare i primi gelati (hang out and taste the first Italian ice creams.)
3. Si può giocare all'aperto a calcio, a pallavolo o a basket. (You can play soccer, volleyball or basketball outdoors.)
4. Correre, sudare, sporcarsi di erba e fango. (Running, sweating, getting dirty in the grass and mud.)
5. Trovarsi nelle piazze con gli amici per interminabili conversazioni. (Meeting your friends in the piazza for endless conversations.)
6. Nessuno sembra più aver voglia di starsene rintanato nel salotto di casa a guardare la televisione o a ubriacarsi di playstation. (Nobody seems anymore to want to stay holed up in the living room watching TV or overdosing on playstation.)
7. Gli alberi fioriti (blossoming trees) that sprout brightly colored, fragrant flowers.
8. Le giornate più lunghe (the longer days) with la luce più intensa (the more intense light).
9. La voglia di vivere (the love of life) takes precedence sui doveri (over duties).
10. Le ragazze, nei loro abiti leggeri, sembrano ancora più belle. (And the girls, in their light dresses, seem even more beautiful.)
Whatever you love best about this lovely season (bella stagione), I hope you enjoy it -- and every Spring day (giorno primaverile) -- to the fullest.
Buona primavera!
Words and Expressions
primaverile –- of Spring, Springlike
pulizie di primavera –- Spring cleaning
un pulcino -– a Spring chicken
Qui è un'eterna primavera –- Here it's always Spring (the climate is mild and beautiful all year round)
Dianne Hales is the author of MONA LISA: A Life Discovered and LA BELLA LINGUA: My Love Affair with Italian, the World's Most Enchanting Language.
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La Festa del Papà
In Italy la Festa del Papà (Father's Day) falls on March 19, the feast of San Giuseppe (St. Joseph), the husband of Mary and earthly father of Jesus. Joseph not only supports fathers in their task of trying to fare da babbo a qualcuno (help or guide someone) but also looks after orphans, unwed mothers, the needy and the homeless.
Particularly in Sicily and the South, Italians celebrate this onomastico (patron saint's day) with a cena di San Giuseppe, a ritual meal, and ornamental breads. Made with golden grano duro wheat, they may be shaped into flowers, angels, birds, fish and bunches of grapes. The pane grosso (big bread) of St. Joseph is formed like his staff, which bloomed with entwining flower blossoms to single him out from Mary's other suitors as her husband-to-be.
In her classic Celebrating Italy, Carol Field describes St. Joseph's day as a "feast of bread that invokes the powers of fertility and riches of the earth." Like a doting babbo (Daddy), Joseph also indulges the sweet tooth of children of all ages with plenty of mouth-watering dolci (sweets) and pasticcini (pastries).
The feast's traditional dishes include:
*maccù-- a soup made of favas, lentils and peas cooked together until they form a puree thick enough to eat with a fork. The word maccù comes from ammaccare (to crush), which is what happens to anything left in the pantry that can be added to this end-of-winter dish.
*pesce d'uova di Salemi -- fritters called "poor man's fish" made of flavored bread crumbs, grated cheese and eggs and shaped like little fish
*cassateddi -- turnovers filled with sweetened ricotta cheese, fried in oil and rolled in cinnamon sugar
*sfinci di San Giuseppe -- fried puffs of dough filled with ricotta, chocolate chips and orange peel and topped with extra cream and a sprinkling of pistachio nuts
*zeppole di San Giuseppe -- Italian doughnuts made of bigné dough, fried, filled with pastry cream and topped with an amarena cherry
*fritelle di San Giuseppe -- rice fritters flavored with lemon and orange zest and covered with granulated sugar.*
*Recipes available for all these dishes in Celebrating Italy.
St. Joseph's feast represents the abundance that a good father provides his family, explains an Italian friend. And how does one feel after this veritable orgy of eating?
"Mi sento zeppo, piena zeppolo!" he replied. (I feel full, absolutely full!)
Words and Expressions
padre padrone –- tyrannical, domineering father
padrino -- godfather
tale padre, tale figlio -- like father, like son
di padre in figlio –- from father to son
figlio di papà -- daddy's boy, spoiled and wealthy young man
Dianne Hales is the author of MONA LISA: A Life Discovered and LA BELLA LINGUA: My Love Affair with Italian, the World's Most Enchanting Language.
Le idi di marzo
In the oldest Roman calendar March (marzo) was the first month (il primo mese) of the year, named for Mars (Marte), the fierce god of war (dio della guerra), and the time when Rome's legions (le legioni), after a winter's break, prepared for new conquests and battle.
The ancient Romans (gli antichi romani) did not number the days of the month sequentially as we do from first to last. Instead they counted back from three fixed points: the Nones (5th or 7th, depending on the month's length), the Ides (13th or 15th) and the Kalends (1st) of the month.
The Ides (the plural form of the Latin idus) occurred near mid-month—on the 13th for most months but on the 15th in March, May, July and October. On the earliest Roman calendar (calendario romano), the Ides of March marked the first full moon (luna piena) of the new year.
The Ides of each month were dedicated to Jupiter (Giove), the supreme Roman deity. In his honor a high priest would lead the "Ides sheep" (ovis Idulius, in Latin) in procession along the Via Sacra to the altar for sacrifice.
On March 15, 44 B.C., a year after formulating the 12-month "Julian" calendar, Gaio Giulio Cesare, Rome's most victorious general (generale vittorioso), made his way to a meeting of the Senate in the Theatre of Pompey. According to Shakespeare's play, an Etruscan soothsayer had warned Caesar to beware the Ides of March (fare attenzione alle idi di marzo).
When he passed the seer, Caesar joked, "The Ides of March have come" (Le idi di marzo sono arrivate). To which the prophet replied, "Yes, but not yet gone." (Sì, ma non sono ancora passate).
As many as 60 conspirators gathered around the dictator (dittatore) At first, Caesar attempted to defend himself against their knives. But when Brutus, the son of his former mistress, raised his blade to strike, Caesar cried out, "Tu quoque, Brute, fili mi!" ("Anche tu, Bruto, figlio mio!"—You too, Brutus, my son) and gave up the fight.
Or so Shakespeare has us believe. The real story, according to The Death of Caesar, a compelling new book by historian Barry Strauss, "was even dirtier and more devious." According to ancient rumor, he reports, Caesar cried out in Greek, not Latin, saying, "You too, my child?" Gossip had long claimed that Caesar was Brutus' biological father—even though he was only fifteen when Brutus was born.
The Roman historian Ovid portrayed the killing as the sacriligious murder (omicidio) of Rome's highest pontiff. Others characterized the assassination as a religious sacrifice, a ritual offering that transformed Caesar into a god. In his Divine Comedy, Dante placed the conspirators in the deepest part of hell (nella parte più profonda dell'Inferno) reserved for traitors (traditori) like Judas Iscariot.
The Italian language pays tribute to the fallen emperor with a word that exists in no other tongue: cesaricidio (the murder of Caesar). "Caesar" became the title of emperors down to Hadrian in the second century A.D. and served as the root for German's "Kaiser" and Russian's "czar." According to one of my etymological dictionaries, "Caesar" also inspired an American slang word used around the turn of the twentieth century: the ironic nickname "Great Seizer" for a small town sheriff.
Words and Expressions
l'assassinio — assassination
la congiura — plot, conspiracy
parto cesareo –- c-section (for the method of Caesar's delivery)
agguato / imboscata –- ambush
"Veni, vidi, vici" –- Venni, Vidi, Vinsi. (I came, I saw, I conauered -- Caesar's famous summary of his conquest of Gaul)
Dianne Hales is the author of MONA LISA: A Life Discovered and LA BELLA LINGUA: My Love Affair with Italian, the World's Most Enchanting Language.


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Last year at the LLVM developers' meeting it was proposed by an Apple engineer the concept of "modules" for C code in LLVM/Clang to replace the common development approach for C/C++ languages of including header files and passing the library to the linker. LLVM modules seek to take a different approach.
For those that didn't see the original presentation by Apple's Doug Gregor about his proposal to introduce "modules" to C/C++, there are still
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Tatura Men's Shed members enjoyed an interactive information session on Tuesday with Council on the Ageing's Alan Bull.July 31, 2014 3:45am
Mr Bull suggested members should be active everyday in as many ways as they could.
''Older people should do some form of physical activity, no matter what their age, weight, health problems or abilities,'' he said.
''You can benefit with improved health and we (COTA) can help you.''
Mr Bull said COTA could provide information sessions and interactive discussions about how members of the group could enjoy the benefits of being more physically active.
''Older people who are regular participants, share their stories and dispel some of the myths about strength training and physical activity,'' he said.
Mr Bull was keen to hear from members about what physical activities — ranging from sport, cycling, walking or gardening — they undertook, with most happy to join in the conversation.
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A devastated Maori king has spoken publicly about his son's behaviour as he this morning pleaded guilty to charges of burglary and the theft of surfboards.
The younger of the king's two sons, Korotangi Paki, 18, was studying at the Toihoukura School of Maori Visual Art and Design in Gisborne when he and three other men broke into a property and took the surfboards early this year.
He pleaded guilty to two charges of burglary and one of theft from a car when he appeared in the Auckland District Court this morning. He was remanded on bail for sentencing in July.
He was supported in court by the king's representative Tukoroirangi Morgan, but not his father.
Paki left the court quickly and his lawyer Paul Wicks said there would be no comment.
However, the normally media-shy and a visibly disappointed King Tuheitia spoke exclusively with Fairfax Media on Friday ahead of the court appearance in the hope his son would get back on the right track.
"I just think of all of the things we are trying to achieve and what he just did was . . . it really hurt," King Tuheitia said.
They were taken into custody by police on the night of the incident and he called his father the following day.
The Maori monarch was angered by the news and although his first reaction was to shield his son from the consequences, he recognised his son had to be responsible for his actions.
"As a father I still love him," he said.
"I'll do anything for my children, the same as what I am trying to achieve with my tribe and the Kingitanga."
King Tuheitia was visibly upset as he sat by his son in the main chambers of Turangawaewae House in Ngaruawahia as he spoke of the pain his whanau had been through.
Paki said he realised what he had done was wrong at the time but it was too late by then and he would have to suffer the consequences.
He apologised to his father for the embarrassment he had caused.
Morgan said the whanau would accept whatever sentence was handed down by the courts but the iwi had put in place their own strategy for the four men to seek redemption.
That included a face-to-face meetings with the victims and a formal apology, community work, volunteering their time to mentor Maori school children and a donation.
King Tuheitia said he wanted his children to have a normal childhood and get a good start in life, and he tried to shelter them from undue pressures of the Kingitanga.
"I just let them live their life, go to school and do everything that a normal child does," he said.
"My mother said to us, we were just normal kids until she wanted something and then we were there."
In 2011, Paki faced boy-racer charges after the Mitsubishi Lancer he drove lost traction and crashed into a power pole in Huntly. Witnesses said he was lucky to survive.
King Tuheitia said his son had gone "off the rails" but he would soon be a first-time father and it was time to redeem himself.
He promised to support his son but said he could not live his life for him.
"I think Korotangi has learnt his lesson," he said.
"I think he knows what he has put me through now.
"I know he won't be doing anything else."
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Terra and Aqua satellites detected 154 hotspots in areas across Riau province on Sunday, July 20, indicating forest and land fires had increased again following a decline in rainfall.
The number of detected hotspots in Sunday's report was far higher than what had been reported one day prior, which had reached only 75 spots.
Terra and Aqua satellites detected 154 hotspots in areas across Riau province on Sunday, July 20, indicating forest and land fires had increased again following a decline in rainfall. The number of detected hotspots in Sunday's report was far higher than what had been reported one day prior, which had reached only 75 spots.
Credit: NASA image courtesy Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Rapid Response Team. Caption: NASA/Goddard, Lynn Jenner
The hotspots were scattered in six regencies and municipalities, most of which were in northern Riau coastal areas. Smoke and the related haze it creates could potentially spread via winds to Malaysia and Singapore as it seems to be doing in this image.
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This natural-color satellite image was collected by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard the Terra satellite on July 20, 2014.
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Ratings based on 11 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
3.0 Room cleanliness
1.9 Service & staff
2.5 Room comfort
2.5 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom New York, N.Y. - Moscow, Russia
A guesthouse in a suburbPosted Nov 3, 2014
Pros: The surroundings.
Cons: The hotel might be renovated, whereas the TV fixed to the liking of international guests.
Location: It's in a beautiful suburb of Reykjavik, so for any entertainment, you should go downtown.
I got accustomed to it very soon. They have a kitchen, and a fridge. The bathroom might be renovated, to my taste, while the television was not working properly. After two nights, I even started liking to go to downtown Reykjavik by regular bus, which would take you 20 minutes. The streets are clean, and very calm. There's a supermarket nearby.
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by Sallyfrom California
Cheap for a ReasonPosted Jun 28, 2013
Pros: Nothing.
Cons: Customer service and building maintenance. The front door does not unlock from the outside-you have to stick your hand through the window to open it.
Location: An easy bus ride from downtown. Nothing nearby.
It was one of the worst guest house experiences. Staff was rude, and unhelpful. There was a mixup with our room so they voluntarily upgraded us. Then the manager appeared and yelled at us for being in the upgraded room even though it was the staff's solution. We went to bed early because we had just gotten in from a long flight, so we didn't hear the manager knocking on our door at 10:00 PM. We did hear him as he let himself in with his key to show some prosective people around the accommodation. They made us feel very unwelcome. Stay somewhere else..anywhere else!
by Arnoldfrom Amstelveen
Voor zeer geduldige mensenPosted Jul 28, 2012
Pros: Geen
Cons: Wanneer je via de benden deur naar binnen gaat een onooglijk maar zeer gevaarlijk drempeltje
Location: Rustige plek. Voldoiende parkeer gelegenheid. Je moet, maar dat geldt altijd voor een vacantie in IJsland, over een auto beschikken.
Je moet bellen met je, Nederlandse, mobiel voordat er iemand komt waar je een tijdje op moet wachten. Heeft dan eigenlijk geen tijd voor je. Laat bevestigings E-mails slingeren op een tafel naat de gemeenschappelijke keuken. Auto verkeerd geparkeerd wat je niet verteld is, krijg je een snauw. Wel televisie maar alleen IJslandse zenders.
by Donnafrom Ireland
I hated staying herePosted Jul 24, 2012
Pros: Nothing
Cons: The owner manager and the dirt of the place and the smell of the place
Location: Not near town.
This was the worst place I ever stayed in my life. Place was dirty and manager was not nice to us at all. I couldn't believe the way we were treated when we asked was there a bus nearby. We had four nights booked but left after two. Bathroom was so smelly. Hated staying here but thankfully found a place in town that had a room for the two nights that we needed. It is ages from town and it's cheap for a reason. There is no owner or manager living there and there is just a sign on the door to call a phone number when you get there. We waited for 20 minutes but thankfully one of the guests left us in rather than standing outside. Not sure what people do if they arrive late at night. I guess they stand on the street. Make sure you have a working mobile phone to call them.
by Johnfrom Cheltenham, UK
Cheap and clean but not the RitzPosted Jul 9, 2012
Pros: Cheap and close to our friends
Cons: No service at all; unsightly linen.
Location: 5 or 6 kilometres from the city centre, in a pleasant suburb and close to a main bus route to the centre.
We chose this hotel, despite some bad reviews, partly because it was cheap but mainly because it was close to some friends we were visiting. The biggest disappointment on arrival was the bed linen, which was clean but tatty and unsightly. We borrowed replacements from our friends but later found more acceptable duvet covers in a cupboard in the kitchen. If you want a cheap place to stay in Reykjavik, bring your own linen. Even if you buy replacement linen in Reykjavik, it will still be cheaper than most other hotels. The "guest house" is not actually a proper guest house. It's a large family house with a small number of separate bedrooms plus two (I think) other bedrooms en suite. The owner is happy for the guests to use it as a home from home. Unfortunately, this means there is no-one on site for registration and to help with problems. The owner seems to use regular guests to help with some administration but there is no welcome pack or instructions on how to find help. The electricity went off one evening and nobody knew what to do. This lack of basic service is a pity because it spoiled what was otherwise a pleasant stay. A little bit of effort by the owner to provide a welcoming service to guests, with information and facilities to resolve problems, would make a huge difference to customer satisfaction. Even if a little extra were added to the price to cover this, it would still be the best accommodation bargain in Reykjavik.
by A verified travelerfrom Göteborg
SKRÄP !!!!Posted Sep 11, 2011 on Hotels.com
Hej! Kan aldrig någonsin rekommendera detta boende, inte ens mot en muta! Det påstås ligga nära centrum men det ligger långt åt h*****e bort. Jag och min tjej hade varit vakna sen 03:00 samma dag och startat resan ifrån Sverige. Runt kl 18:00 anländer vi till boendet helt slitna & trötta. På dörren sitter då en lapp där texten ber oss ringa ett nr om vi skall checka in, vilket vi gör men ingen svarar. Efter många försök (20 min) så svarar en kvinna och säger att hon är där om 10 min. Men när hela 40 minuter har tickat så bestämde vi oss för att dra till centrum och leta nytt boende. Och efter ytterligare ca två timmar så ringer min telefon, (jag skiter i att svara) , och dom lämnar ett meddelande där dom tvingar mig till att betala för bokningen.. Hur kan man behandla sina gäster så?!? Obegripligt... Rekommenderar där emot Guesthouse Butterfly. Dom behandlade oss för bra nästan. Kommer ringa dom nästa gång jag ska till Island. Fina rum och endast 2 min promenad till city. Bra priser! MVH K & M från Göteborg
by A verified traveler
Unfriendly and unwelcomingPosted Aug 6, 2011 on Hotels.com
The owners of this guest house like the income but don't actually like the concept of people staying at their house. It was difficult to find and the owners were unfriendly and not accommodating at all. We were simply told to pay and then shown to our room. It was unclear whether we could use the kitchen to make our own food or whether we could use any of the living spaces. Please keep in mind that the power plugs throughout the whole house are unusual old Italian plugs and hence require specific adaptors, but the owners make no effort to provide any. We had no capacity to use any appliances at all during our stay. We were also not allowed to shower after 11pm. We certainly would not stay here again and suggest others to throughly consider their options before opting to stay here!
by A verified travelerfrom Slagelse
SkuffelsePosted Jul 15, 2011 on Hotels.com
Da vi ankom blev vi mødt af en mand siddende i underbukser med sine bare fødder oppe på spisebordet. Hans attitude overfor både mig og min kæreste var arrogant og patroniserende og jeg fortryder at vi skrev under på betalingen. Flere ruder var smadrede og haven flød med kasserede genstande. Vi valgte at forlade stedet, da vi simpelthen ikke følte os trygge, og vi håber på at få vores betaling refunderet.
Recommendedby A verified travelerfrom italia
Posted Jul 4, 2011 on Hotels.com
la gest house tunguvegur rimane a 3 km dal centro di reykjavik, comunque il prezzo è ottimo e la stanza è pulita. il titolare un pò burbero (se non gli rivolgete la parola lo fate contento) gestisce anche la gest house Pavi in pieno centro allo stesso ottimo prezzo inclusa una abbondante colazione


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We were there about 2 months ago .it was repaired and every thing was new and modern . Its near the beach and it has beatuful and so clean pool . The rooms are beautiful and have nice view. The foods tastes good .
Its a very good hotel :)
One of the worst mistakes of this hotel's management is a poor selection of food. All the same all the time. Yes, you can enjoy the green territory, there is both shade and sun, so you don't get too sunburnt, but the food... It was not tasty at all. Yes, this a personal opinion, but sometimes it matters. So my...
The staff is extremely rude! Especially in restaurant and bars. Nobody smiles, which surprises as Turks are known for their hospitality and cheerful lifestyle. Service is very poor, there was only 1 person in the restaurant who was actually smiling and he was not even Turkish, he was a student from Bangladesh doing his internship in Jacaranda. Very Russian hotel,...
Room: We had Familyroom. It has two rooms(1-twice beds, 2-double beds),hall and bath room. There was a plasma TV, a refrigerator was fulled by different drinks, a hairdryer, a safe, a phone, a balcony. Rooms are cleaned every day (when you don't want you should hang a sign "not disturb")
Food: Large selection of dishes. SO much and SO...
The hotel is very good. We (me and my wife) stayed there in August 2012 on all inclusive basis.
It has its own private beach which is clean and has enough space for all the guests to enjoy the leisure.
Consists of main building surrounded by two dozens of small bungalows. We stayed in a bungalow and it was spacious...
I love this hotel: location by the beach, clean, good service, incredible tasty foods, nice room. I stayed two nights in this hotel with family, and traveled with a group. The small note was only one:the pillow was too high/ hard. After finding all possible way to sleep, I finally slept well using a seat pillow from the chair and...
It was nice modern hotel but we have room in bungalow near restaurant. Wi-fi was available everywhere. fresh and tasty food.Good snacks in bar on the beach.Free Turkish bath in Spa. Evening entertainments.
I ve stayed at this hotel 2-5 nov 2012 . Came there with work colleagues on the all inclusive basis . The check in went well and i got suite nr 2071 . Room was small but everything looked well and worked well , the tv , bathroom , shower , fridge . First problem i ve noticed is that...
We spent lovely ten days at Jacaranda n really enjoyed it. My son's who is 3 loved the kids club n the mini discos. 4 swimming pools, enough sunbeds for everyone.
Good choice of food , kids menu. Freshly squeezed juices are $2 and only orange. Ice cream is free of charge, good snack bar on the beach.
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Much noise from beach music in the nights, had to change room in order to get to sleep. Many details defect in the room and below avarage cleaning. Lots of food in the resturant with very good quality. Hotel located near the beach but far away from any shops.


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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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This is a good idea. Done.
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The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
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The Maruti Suzuki A-star has not exactly set sales charts on fire since its launch in 2008. To remedy this situation, Maruti Suzuki has resorted to a revamped A-star that was unveiled at the recent Chengdu Motor Show in China. The updated A-star instead of its curves now sports more distinct lines; the water droplet headlights are replaced by larger, more angular ones.
The front end looks wider and a lot more aggressive than before. The face-lifted A-star will feature the same 1-litre powerplant that produces 68PS @ 6,200rpm and 90Nm @ 3,500rpm. The interiors may not get a major makeover.
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