Salud and Sláinte are what you say before drinking in Spanish and Irish-Gaelic respectively, and both of them mean "health" in the same way that Santé in French and Salute in Italian do. Kampai is the Japanese way to make a toast and it means "drain your cup". In Japanese, 乾杯,...
First, you need to be prepared. While toasting is meant to be improvisational, that doesn’t mean workingentirelyoff the cuff in the moment; as Mark Twain once said, “It usually takes three weeks to prepare a good impromptu speech.” Even if you plan to give your toast extemporaneously, ...
Sayingsalutwhen toasting is incorrect—salutmeans “hello,” not “health.” It’s possible that the confusion comes from the common use ofsalud(health) as a toast in Spanish-speaking countries, andsalute(health) as a toast in Italy.
Thankful for getting to spend time with my dear friendTim Rerucha(my co-star inThe Sex Trade) and his producing partnerVictoria Cheri Bennett(creator of a great new webseriesADULTish) while enjoying a lovely Italian dinner and shop talk, and the realization of how much we had both grown. T...
First, let me salute you in your directive about leaving the eggs slightly wet…that’s what makes them velvety, silky delicious. And, here’s another thing we do…after we melt the butter in the pan, we throw in a dollop of cream cheese; just a hunk of Philly is fine…kind of let...