Learn Italian with ItalianPod101.com. Italian idioms and proverbs is our latest addition to our lesson lineup! Learning Italian idioms and proverbs offers better insight into the Italian way of thinking and Italian traditional culture!
Watch out for today’s proverbs as they tell us something about “the way we walk”!
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Today’s proverbs are really interesting, what do you think?
We have those exact proverbs in my country too. My mom uses it a lot ^^.
“Dime con quien andas y te diré quien eres” ( Dimmi con chi vai e ti dirò chi sei )
“El que anda con cojo al año cojea” (Chi va con lo zoppo impara a zoppicare)
Spanish and italian are so similar
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Yes Jaqueline!
Italian and Spanish language are so similar!
and … anche le persone sono molto simili!
also people are very similar to each other!
I am so glad that thanks to our lessons you can feel closer to our culture!
it’s a proud to me!
Grazie grazie e ancora grazie!!!
ciao a presto!
C!
I think this website is going to become a great resource. I have thoroughly enjoyed all the content and most recently gli sezione di proverbi e idiomi.
In my weekly Italian language discussion group we share one proverb or saying some general, some regional, but all fun and culturally enlightening. A good mind is a terrible thing to waste! I love learning everything I can about the language and the culture.
Thanks for sharing.
Dear Erik, we are very happy to know that you find “la sezione sui proverbi e gli idiomi” interesting.
Please note I wrote “la sezione” and then “sui proverbi” in this case translatable as “about the proverbs”.
Ciao
Category: Idioms and Proverbs |
Grammar: Chi va con lo zoppo impara a zoppicare. Dimmi con chi vai e ti dirò chi sei. | Function: learning with proverbs | Topic: proverbs | Politeness Level: informal
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