The Pronominal Verbs
When Italian Verbs Add a Little Something
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The Art of Saying "He Seems Like a Good Husband" in Italian
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Essere una patata bollente = to be a “hot potato” a difficult, inconvenient situation everyone tries to avoid.
Italian drama at its finest.
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How do you ask someone to keep a secret in your language? Tell me in the comments.
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Italian idiom alert:
In bocca al lupo! = Good luck!
It literally means: “Into the mouth of the wolf!”
Reply: Crepi il lupo! (May the wolf die!)
Have you heard this one before?
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