5 Italian Slang Words You Need To Know
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5 ITALIAN SLANG WORDS:
1. FURBO (Positive: CLEVER / Negative: SHADY)
2. FREGARE/FREGARSENE (TO CARE)
3. FIGURACCIA (BAD IMPRESSION)
4. CHE CASINO! (WHAT A MESS!)
5. RAGA (GUYS)
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Grazie Alberto... guardo i tuoi video da molto tempo, è stato un piacere ascoltarti parlare l'inglese
Grazie Jeremy! Un abbraccio! =)
great video! Grazie Alberto
I know this video is several years old, but since I'm seeing it for the first time, I will add this observation:
At 2:33 the actual phrase in English is supposed to be "I could NOT care less..." Even many English speakers get this wrong and say what you put in the video: "I COULD care less..." is incorrect. The correct phrase, "I could NOT care less", means that you do not care at all (because you could NOT possibly care any less). Alternately, many people also correctly say "I couldn't care less" which is the same meaning because it's the contraction of could not = couldn't
That said, usually I could not care less when I encounter people saying it incorrectly, but since this is a language video on slang words and terminology, I figured it was worth pointing it out. Cheers!
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Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Grazie, Alberto!
Prego Janet!
Grazie Alberto. Ho imparato molto. Buona settimana anche a te.
Fantastico! Un abbraccio Debra!
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In Cyprus we use the slang word 'razza', when asking someone what family they are from e.g. What razza are you from? I'm just wondering if it has a similar slang use in italian. Cheers! Nick :)
Un'altra frase interessante potrebbe essere anche "ci sei o ci fai?" come per dire "sei veramente così o stai fingendo?
Vero! Si usa spesso anche questa! =) Grazie Monica!
Are these words used both in the North and South of Italy?
I think so, I'm from the North so I can tell you what we say here, but most of these words are part of the Italian language. Only the last one 'raga' as I said in the video is mostly used in the North.
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Spero che Italiano per gli Americani non sia finito.
Take care
No Debra, domenica arriva un nuovo video! =)
Farsi fregare= To care for oneself?
Farsi fregare/ Essere fregato = to get ripped off
@@italianforamericans2416 OK. What is the the right words for "taking care of one's self?"
I thought furbo was standard Italian.
It is indeed. I put it here because I thought this double meaning was interesting to explain. =)
Ma tu sei Italiano?
boh non sò mi sembri italiano (potrei anche sbagliarmi) eh XD
cmq si vede che le persone che commentano i tuoi video sono bot ._.
(sono italiana,e non sono un hater :D)
100% italiano!
C'è un modo di sembrare italiani?
Un casino di italiani sono chiari con gli occhi azzurri, non ci vedo nulla di strano.
@@itsmeandrea138 infatti non é al colore di capelli che mi riferivo-
@@silviachinello346 se non sbaglio è bresciano.
Speriamo di perdere il derby malissimo e di uscire con la Roma! Dispiace ma si deve sperare che succeda questo!!