Naghmeh Baity
Swearing in italian
Discover the art of Italian swearing and learn how to express yourself with passion and flair. Explore a collection of common Italian swear words and phrases to add a touch of authenticity to your conversations.
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Gina Parrish
Call me a killjoy, but swearing bothers me in any language. Whereas others might assail one another with flying f-words and references to bodily excrements, I am more partial to euphemisms. And let’s be honest – they are often far more entertaining and effective than swear words themselves! In this article, you will find many ... Read more
Sonodivano
Learn the most common Italian swear words with native audio clips and explanations. This is your ultimate guide for learning the Italian swear words!
Paulina Lina
Interested in learning some Italian Swear Words? Collection of Swear Words from the Italian Language. Italian Swear Words Collection
Nikki Houser
Today we’re going to be taking a look at the advanced adverb oltremodo which means extremely or exceedingly. It is the combination of the words oltre (beyond, over) and modo (way), and can be written as two separate words. Oltremodo normally appears after verbs and before adjectives and nouns. For example: annoiarsi oltremodo (verb + ... Read more
Alexander W.
Interested in learning some Italian Swear Words? Collection of Swear Words from the Italian Language. Italian Swear Words Collection
LIA LIASA
According to the Roman Catholic tradition, the Italian Father’s Day (La Festa del Papà) is celebrated, not on the third Sunday in June like many other countries in the world, but on March 19th, otherwise known as Saint Joseph’s Day (La Festa di San Giuseppe). It is recognised as an important time to commemorate fatherhood, ... Read more
Alexander W.
Tricky Words Sometimes Italian words can be really tricky. Just changing gender, or adding an accent, can turn a word into a completely different one....
Kathleen Kirby