An easily question

Yes "cyclotourist" covers it.

alinqua said:

Hi...
I am italian.

I have a question for english languages...

How are called, in english language, the peoples that came to Italy from
England, or from Germany and visit Italy by bike?

Is there a single word or a single expression for they?

Is good "cyclotourist"?

Thanks

Thanks...
Another easily question...
If you are searching notices about ciclotourists in intenet...is more good
"cyclotourist" or "cyclotourists"?

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Quoted message said:

Yes "cyclotourist" covers it.

alinqua said:

Hi...
I am italian.

I have a question for english languages...

How are called, in english language, the peoples that came to Italy from
England, or from Germany and visit Italy by bike?

Is there a single word or a single expression for they?

Is good "cyclotourist"?

Thanks

alinqua said:

Thanks...
Another easily question...
If you are searching notices about ciclotourists in intenet...is more good
"cyclotourist" or "cyclotourists"?

Google returns three times as many hits for cyclotourist than
cyclotourists, but cyclotouristes returns fifteen times more hits than
cyclotourist. If you're aiming at an English speaking audience,
cyclotourist sig good, but bicycle tourist might be better.

Post a link to the web site when you're done tweaking it.

R

Horny

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Quoted message said:

Hi...
I am italian.

I have a question for english languages...

How are called, in english language, the peoples that came to Italy from
England, or from Germany and visit Italy by bike?

Is there a single word or a single expression for they?

Is good "cyclotourist"?

Thanks

On Wed, 6 Sep 2006 14:37:01 +0200, "alinqua" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Hi...
I am italian.

I have a question for english languages...

How are called, in english language, the peoples that came to Italy from
England, or from Germany and visit Italy by bike?

Is there a single word or a single expression for they?

Is good "cyclotourist"?

Thanks

If you're residing in Italy, foriegn cyclotourists.

R Brickston said:

On Wed, 6 Sep 2006 14:37:01 +0200, "alinqua" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Hi...
I am italian.

I have a question for english languages...

How are called, in english language, the peoples that came to Italy from
England, or from Germany and visit Italy by bike?

Is there a single word or a single expression for they?

Is good "cyclotourist"?

Thanks

If you're residing in Italy, foriegn cyclotourists.

Unless you're shooting for dyslexic cyclotourists, foreign is
preferred. 😉

R

I would spell it cycletourist.

Garry Lee
Cycletourist

alinqua wrote:

Best would be bicycle-tourists.

Even English speakers, not familiar with bicycling, would have to
wonder what "cyclotourist" meant while mere "cycle-tourist" could mean
a motorcycle-tourist (too).

In regards to internet searches, in my experience, never use the plural
that ends with 's'.

If you search 'bicycle', for example, it will be found as 'bicycle' and
within 'bicycles'.

If you search 'bicycles', the search engines will not find just
'bicycle'.