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Terence Hill told a story on the funeral of his friend, Bud Spencer, last week - video (with hungarian subtitle).
According to the hungarian subtitle, Bud used to repeat a phrase in Italian, which in English might mean:
We never had a fight.
and
We really never had a fight.
I can not understand the exact words by Terence Hill, what Bud had used to say:
Non abbiamo...
Could you please help me finish the sentence?
The sentences that, according to Terence Hill, Bud Spencer used to say are:
Non abbiamo mai litigato
and
Non abbiamo proprio mai litigato.
