Actually, in Italy, I am qualified to be called "ragioniere," "cavaliere," "dottore magistrale," and even "dottore di ricerca." But for now dottore will suffice
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Reminds me of a friend that went to a 'dentist' in Italy for some dental work. The dental work was quite substandard to say the least. He had to seek retreatment in the US later. The dottore was apparently a dental technician (got 2yrs of training after h.school) and could treat patients. So much for being a dottore.
2 comments:
Reminds me of a friend that went to a 'dentist' in Italy for some dental work. The dental work was quite substandard to say the least. He had to seek retreatment in the US later. The dottore was apparently a dental technician (got 2yrs of training after h.school) and could treat patients. So much for being a dottore.
before i found this article, the only dottore i knew was one Hannibal Lecter
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