V velzevul Guest Jul 22, 2003 #1 ...that is greek, the word "bravo" is told to somoene one to comend him for something he did, i.e. it means well done!!!(no kidding)
...that is greek, the word "bravo" is told to somoene one to comend him for something he did, i.e. it means well done!!!(no kidding)
A Anonymous Guest Jul 22, 2003 #2 In the UK its a sort of double negative. "Oh Bravo" is a very condescending comment a sort of "yeah right"! For the actual Operatic and real reasons why the cars were called as they were read the Bravo Guide!
In the UK its a sort of double negative. "Oh Bravo" is a very condescending comment a sort of "yeah right"! For the actual Operatic and real reasons why the cars were called as they were read the Bravo Guide!
