Ever wondered what daily feeding time would sound like if Noah (of Noah’s Ark, that is) were Italian?
You’d certainly hear screams of “Pesce! Pesce!” (“Fish! Fish!”) or “Pollo! Pollo!” (“Chicken! Chicken!”).
Yep, it’d sound exactly like your Italian …
“Italian grammar is so confusing!”
“My tongue loves Italian dishes. It just can’t pronounce them right!”
Turn back now if you want to hold those excuses close to your heart.
Because in this post, we’ll be demolishing them.…
You’re welcome.
You know why?
Because today, we’re going to make your YouTube addiction pay off.
That’s right! You’re already watching that thing several hours a day anyway, so why not get two birds with one stone and learn Italian…
That thing you’re holding in your hand is incredibly powerful.
No, not the slice of pizza. I’m talking about your phone.
You’re probably reading this post on it right now. Or maybe you’re playing a game with one hand while …
La, la, la, la, la!
Il, la, le, lo, l’, i, gli!
No, we’re not warming up our throats so we can break into a hearty song.
We’re just getting ready to learn all about how to say “the” …
Don Vito Corleone of “The Godfather” sums up the relationship between Italians and their families: “A man who doesn’t spend time with his family can never be a real man.”
La famiglia (the family) is embedded deep in the Italian …
Siri knows best. Just look at this conversation:
Me: Hey, Siri. What’s Italian for “book”?
Siri: The Italian word for “book” is “libro.”
Me: Thanks! …Hey Siri, what’s Italian for “study”?
Siri: The Italian word for “study” is “studiare.”
Me:…
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