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I loved this corner.. Just an instant impression..[line]
![]() ![]() [line] Does anyone know what this phrase means? I am curios.. Which language can it be? Indian maybe? NE TE SMAY.. seen in Milano, on the internal pavement of building courtyard.. Thanks in advance.. |
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Maybe http://www.millypozziarte.it/artists-p.php?idA=20knows. And she's in your neighborhood.
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If it's Latin or derived Romance language Ne Te might mean "don't spin yourself" but don't know what SMAY is.
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Looks like danger lurks around the corner-going by the shadow. Be a good pix in the Da Vinci File.
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Very artistic and tasteful. Creative use of angles Did some search on the expression; seems it´s some kind of heraldic expression ne=negation (probably) te=you (probably) smay, could be Smay (it´s all capitals) /T |
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perhaps a heraldic device for the Trivulzio family? (Milano)
What it means: no idea (smile) /T |
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ehh.. Curiosity..
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But back to the photo: I like that you included your shoes in the frame. It adds context, perspective and a human touch to what would otherwise be a pretty cold and impersonal image.
(BTW, nice shoes.) |
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Thank you!
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