I am familiar with so many of these! Too funny.
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Have you ever wondered how to say cool or trendy in the Italian language? Well, the adjective you’re looking for is fico, or figo as it is pronounced in the north. This slang term has become a popular expression to convey something stylish, attractive, or simply impressive. fico – figo cool / trendy Because it ... Read more
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Everyone visiting Italy should learn a few Italian slang words that will prove to be helpful when interacting with the locals. That is why we came up with this easy guide. Stick around to learn
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What should you say if someone asks: Come te la passi? What are you doing if you limonare? Is it…
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There are certain words in every language that have the ability to make you laugh, either because their meaning is humorous or because the way they sound is amusing. In this article, we’ve put together a list of ten funny Italian words that will succeed not only in making others chuckle but also in helping ... Read more
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There's no better feeling than to travel to a country like Italy and feel that you are part of it, and its culture, and what better way to do it than to integrate with the locals, and immerse yourself in their traditions, if you want to sound like a italian, here you can find some phrases and local dialect that will help you to live an immersive experience in italy! Click to learn italian slang phrases!
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We all love a funny idiom, especially those whose content seems to have nothing to do with the intended meaning. Some good examples in English include kick the bucket (to die), Bob’s your uncle (it’s as simple as that), and a piece of cake (easy)…but what about Italian? It turns out that it too has ... Read more
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