Verdala Castle becomes a battleground

Mary Borg

Sep 24th 2012, 06:34

The Maltese can be so critical. Look at the comment posted by Armelle Jallais, who I presume is a French tourist and who is paying you a compliment. The writer is also giving you a small piece of advice re using the common language, English, or using both the English and your native language, thereby making the event all inclusive, especially to the tourist.

Reuben Zammit

Sep 23rd 2012, 20:26

You know a country has a special history when its Middle Ages precede Roman Antiquity

Armelle G Jallais

Sep 23rd 2012, 20:10

I really enjoyed the show! The actors were lovely and full of spirit. I loved the fact that each army was giving its commands in the original language, esp the French guys - If they want I will teach them the lyrics of the song they were playing: "aupres de ma blonde" :).
It's the second time I see the medieval knights in action and these guys are fantastic!!
I also greatly enjoyed a young lad who was talking about Roman measurement tools like an expert. I unfortunately don't speak a lot of Maltese but he was showing such a genuine pleasure in what he was doing, it was endearing.
Many thanks to all the troops for their great work and to the Maltese government to allow me to discover the lovely settings of Verdala Castle.

Joseph Borg

Sep 23rd 2012, 18:55

Xi gmiel. Hlief episodji ta glied u armi ma rajniex. Min dejjem hekk jafa il bniedem.

Michael borg

Sep 23rd 2012, 18:23

Was rather funny and needed better performance but at least the armies weren't mixed up. It would have been rather better if the original languages were used in certain cases .

C. Sammut

Sep 23rd 2012, 17:33

It looks like an episode of 'Dad's army'!!