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    Did you know? In Italian, “In bocca al lupo” (literally: into the wolf’s mouth) means good luck! 🐺 But you’re not supposed to say “thanks” — the correct reply is “Crepi il lupo!” (May the wolf die!) It’s a fun and dramatic way to wish someone well — very Italian! 😄✨
    April 25, 2025
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