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Occhio Non Vede Cuore non Duole: Italian Proverb

March 20, 2025 By Larry Aiello

Italian Proverb: Occhio non vede cuore non duole - means what the eye doesn't see the heart doesn't ache. It is similar to out of sight, out of mind. A couple of words that you can pick out from English in this proverb. Occhio - eye, similar to an ocular exam. Cuore - … [Read more...]

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A Chi Fa Male, Mai Mancano Scuse – Italian Proverb

March 18, 2025 By Larry Aiello

Italian Proverb

I love this Italian saying: A chi fa male, mai mancano scuse - He who does evil, is never short of an excuse. Unfortunately, there are those that are never happy and have to thrust their critiques and negative energy onto others. They are counting curses instead of … [Read more...]

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Del Male Non Fare e Paura Non Avere – Italian Proverb

March 17, 2025 By Larry Aiello

There are 2 important verbs in this proverb - the verb fare - to do or to make, and the verb avere, to have. This proverb also somewhat implies that you reap what you sow. If you do good in this world, then you should have nothing to fear. … [Read more...]

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Più Bella Cosa – Eros Ramazzotti – Interpetation and Meaning -Italian Lesson -Video 3

March 4, 2021 By Larry Aiello

Learn Italian through Music with Eros Ramazzotti song Piu' Bella Cosa

This will be the third and final video where we look at the song by Eros Ramazzotti called Più Bella Cosa. We will interpret the song and translate it to help us learn Italian by music.   LarryOk. So, now we’re coming to a kind of little bridge here, before the … [Read more...]

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Eros Ramazzotti – Più Bella Cosa – English Interpretation -Video 2 of 3

February 27, 2021 By Larry Aiello

Learn Italian through Music with Eros Ramazzotti song Piu' Bella Cosa

This video will be the second video that we will look at for Eros Ramazzotti's famous song called Più Bella Cosa.  There is the prechorus and the chorus of the song that we will interpret and translate the English meaning. Larry Ok. So, now we’re coming to a kind of … [Read more...]

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