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Sports

Kingofalldems

(40,373 posts) Sun Jul 22, 2018, 02:04 PM Jul 2018

First Italian ever, Francesco Molinari, just won the British Open. No surprise here, he's been the best player in the world recently.

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How does one say 'great job' in Italian? [View all] Kingofalldems Jul 2018 OP

Bravo? snowybirdie Jul 2018 #1

Bravo - Tiger too made todays golf viewing fun..congrats to Molinari..... asiliveandbreathe Jul 2018 #2

Congrats to him! n/t Different Drummer Jul 2018 #3

BTW, "great job" in Italian is "ottimo lavoro", per Google Translate. n/t Different Drummer Jul 2018 #4

More Likely, However,. . . ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #6

Not to be stuffy and stuff... OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #5

It's The British Open ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #7

Look it up again, OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #8

Sorry. You're Wrong ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #9

Actually no television partner calls it whatever you claim OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #10

ABC/CBS Called It The British Open for 30+ Years ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #11

If anyone is clueless in this thread.. OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #12