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Zebbug - Malta
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hi sliema2

don't have any info on the italian street names, but when the normans settled in malta, the mostly settled in zebbug, that is why if you look closely, there is a large percentage of people from zebbug have blue eyes.

inselli ghalik

alan
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Hi Alan, is that why a lot of the villagers are called Norman or Norma ? :wink: .

Prosit
Sliema2
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il-lejl it-tajjba sliema2

no but lots of them are called phillip

alan
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Grazzi Hafna Alan, inti ukoll xih habib, you are of course very right lots of them are called Phillip, I know for certain that Phillip is called Phillip as is Philip, so is Phil and Phillip but Phillipa isn't.

L-isbah xewqat
Sliema2
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Yes and my wife is called Brian.

Dave
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What a coincidence, my Uncle Samantha was called Brian.
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very nice........... :roll:
but back to Sliema2's original question. I have never taken much notice of the Italian sounding street names in Zebbug, but could it be because Filippu was from Catania in Sicily?
http://www.zebbugmalta.gov.mt/locality1.asp
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Have read a lot of the books about Malta during the war and a lot of the street names in Valletta were Italian but they were renamed when Italy went to war on Malta..
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