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Italy Mac26x wrote:
I could not change his name so far 'cause in Italy seafaring tradition involves a complex procedure (superstition I believe) to change the name of a boat!
As far as tradition goes, do you regard the boat as a masculine thing, or a feminine? We mostly call our boats 'she' in this part of the world (not that there's anything wrong with that!).
Italy Mac26x wrote:I'm not an expert but in Italy it is usually used the feminine for boats .... often a dedication in honor of their women!
That is interesting, in spanish powerboats are femenine (lancha), and sailboats are masculine (velero), but boats in general are maculine (bote). I think the latter is because a boat uses the neutral pronoun which by default is masculine.
our holidays are over in Croatia .. 33 wonderful days .. Cap Vega is already on the trailer ... I greet you and go to sleep because tomorrow we start at 06:00 .... Have 700 km to do ...
