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Viewer Question from Episode 1
We’re glad you like the videos, and we hope to put out better ones in the future, though we’ll also be making videos addressing other languages. As you said, “del buono” litera… continua →
Viewer Question from Episode 1
harvardclaw wrote 1 month ago: We’re glad you like the videos, and we hope to put out better ones in the future, though we … more →
Cunning Linguists Episode 1 - La Dolce Vita
harvardclaw wrote 1 month ago: Check out our new show with Harvard Undergraduate Television: Show Extras: Recipe – Pizza Marg … more →
Idiom of the Day: Attaccare il cappello
harvardclaw wrote 3 months ago: Attaccare il cappello, literally ”To hang up one’s hat,” is a phrase used of a man … more →
Idiom of the Day: alto papavero
harvardclaw wrote 5 months ago: Alto papavero, literally “high poppy,” is the Italian equivalent of the English “b … more →
Idiom of the Day (fra parentesi)
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izzoilgam wrote 5 months ago: When one wishes to say, “by the way,” it is quite acceptable to use the phrase: a propos … more →
Torino, Italia [Piemonte] | Turin, Italy [Piedmont]
harvardclaw wrote 9 months ago: Cabiria Giovanni Pastrone’s 1914 global box-office success, Cabiria, un film muto (a silent fi … more →
Molfetta, Italia [Puglia]
harvardclaw wrote 9 months ago: Fuori dal Tunnel Caparezza Italian rapper Michele Salvemini, is popularly known as Caparezza, which … more →
Idiom of the Day: In boca al lupo
harvardclaw wrote 9 months ago: In boca al lupo, literally, “in the mouth of the wolf,” is how Italians say good luck. B … more →
Vasto, Italia [Abruzzo]
harvardclaw wrote 9 months ago: Calma e Sangue Freddo Luca Dirisio Calma e Sangue Freddo literally means “Calm and Cold-Bloode … more →
