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Ho usato spesso compagnie aeree economiche, ma non ho avuto con tutte esperienze positive. Mi sono trovata malissimo con alcune, perché l'aereo era piccolissimo, i bagagli molto costosi e il volo non così confortevole. Preferisco spendere un po' di più ma viaggiare bene.
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Sei più mattacchione (jokester) o musone (grouchy)?
mattacchione /musone (maschile singolare)
mattacchiona /musona (femminile singolare)
E le forme plurali?
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'A Bbonanema!
In Neapolitan it literally means "the good soul" and usually refers to a recently deceased beloved friend or relative.
Two main structures:
- 'A Bbonanema 'e + Name/Noun = When we want to remember a beloved one.
Ex = 'A Bbonanema 'e nonnemo ( The good Soul of my grandfather); 'A Bbonanema 'e Giuanne (The good Soul of John)
- 'A Bbonanema! = sarcastically, when we see someone again after a long time and the meaning here will be : "Oh, so you are not dead !" .
Bbona jurnata ;)
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Italian word of the day = PROCRASTINARE
It is a first-group verb ( infinitive in "-are") and it means to delay doing something that you should do.
Ex : Quando si tratta di visite dentistiche, tendo a procrastinare!
(When it comes to dental visits, I tend to procrastinate!)
Ciaoooooooooooooooo!
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Italian tongue twisters - Scioglilingua Italiani
1- "Li vuoi quei kiwi?" (Do you want those Kiwis)
2- "Tre tigri contro tre tigri" (Three tigers against three tigers)
Tongue twisters are fun verbal exercises full of words that rhyme and whose pronunciation is difficult even for native speakers. Try to say them quickly, without mistake. :D
Buona giornata!
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'A CAZZIMMA = one of the most popular Neapolitan words
<ul><li>when you are preparing a wonderful pizza and you refuse to offer a slice to other people, well...this is CAZZIMMA!</li><li>when a friend of yours asks you to introduce him to a girl that you know very well and you say NO, well...this is CAZZIMMA!</li></ul>
Hi there, I'm Sonia from Naples!
Neapolitan is one of my native languages and I love it so much.
Studying Neapolitan means much more than mastering a new language!
It is about mastering your emotions!
Let's learn a new Neapolitan word today!
'A CAZZIMMA : It is a mix of bad attitudes towards other people. Malice + Egoism + Slyness.
So, for example:
Stateve bbuon!
Take care!
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