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What do you want in Italian?

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What do you want in Italian?

Che cosa vuoi
Italian Phrase: Che cosa vuoi? (What do you want?)

How do you respond to Tutto Bene?

TUTTO BENE? When you’re asked “Tutto bene?”, you can answer: SI, GRAZIE!

Does Italian have a formal you?

In the Italian language, there are three ways to say ‘you’; tu (informal) Lei (formal) and Voi (plural).

What Italia means?

Italy
Italia. / (iˈtaːlja) / noun. the Italian name for Italy.

What does como esta mean in Italian?

Como esta= I eat this thing (feminine)- some would say it should be ésta if not followed by a noun, but RAE no longer requires that. Or in context- as/like this thing (feminine) . Come esta= he/she/it/usted eats this thing (feminine) ¡Come esta!= eat this thing (feminine)! (command)

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How do you respond to Como Stai?

If you are asked “come stai?” or “come va?” and you are fine, then the best way to answer is “bene”. If you feel extremely good, you can also say “molto bene.”

What do you not like about Italians?

What I don’t like about Italians: Only one thing really, and that is they, not all, but many, lack consideration for anyone who is not a direct friend, contact or family. Here are some common everyday examples of this: When driving: Not slowing down at pedestrian crossings. Driving too fast and not anticipating potential problems.

How many gestures are there in the Italian language?

Italians often use hand gestures as an alternative form of communication. There are about 250 of these gestures, which can get rather confusing for Italian language learners, so, in this article we have tried to simplify things so that you can learn a 11 of the most essential Italian hand gestures.

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Does Italy have a lack of respect for other people?

Indeed, I put many of Italy’s problems down to this odd lack of respect for other people. And this aspect of Italian culture surprises me seeing as Italy is the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church. I hope I don’t offend any of my Italian readers with this post, and I would stress that not all Italians are inconsiderate.

What do you love most about Italians?

What I love about Italians: They are friendly, hospitable, generous, intelligent, good humoured, gentle, well-dressed, tasteful, and family oriented. And they don’t get drunk and vulgar.