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Expressions about Narcissists in Italian

March 13, 2026 By Larry Aiello

An image trying to comically display an Italian narcissist which looks like it was taken along the Amalfi Coast - Un'immagine che tenta di ritrarre in chiave comica un narcisista italiano, scattata apparentemente lungo la Costiera Amalfitana.

It seems like narcissism is rampant these days. We all know one or maybe even an entire family. Here are some words of advice or expressions about narcissists in Italian to give you encouragement and compassion. And always seek mental health if you are having a hard time dealing … [Read more...]

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Make a Good Day in Italian

February 25, 2026 By Larry Aiello

Make it a good day - image of a pretty woman walking through Rome

Don’t wait for a good day to come to you. Non aspettare che arrivi il giorno giusto. Many people are waiting for the right job, spouse, house, solar position, etc., before they allow themselves to be happy. Molte persone aspettano il lavoro giusto, il coniuge, la casa giusta, … [Read more...]

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What does Bancarella mean in Italian?

February 20, 2026 By Larry Aiello

What does bancarella mean in Italian? It means street stalls and in this picture is an example of some holiday street stalls with vendors selling various items in Mexico City. Picture is from a blog post: https://learnitalianwithlarry.com/what-does-bancarella-mean-italian/

In this video, I am in Mexico City explaining a little confusing but interesting nuance of the Italian language between these three words: banca, banco, and bancarella. These 3 words share a root but have different meanings and usages. Bancarella in … [Read more...]

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Italian Inspiration about Opinions – Liberating!

February 14, 2026 By Larry Aiello

How to say opinions in Italian

We all know the old saying. Opinions are like anuses. Everyone has one. Conosciamo tutti il ​​vecchio detto: le opinioni sono come gli ani. Ognuno ne ha uno. But the most important opinion in your life is your own. Once you realize that the opinions of others are not the most … [Read more...]

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The Italian noun Gondola – a video from Mexico City

January 17, 2026 By Larry Aiello

A video explaining the Italian noun gondola by looking at gondolas outside of Mexico City.

In this video below I am in Mexico City discussing the Italian noun gondola. https://youtube.com/shorts/ScrSrlzrYtM?si=fMeDQLEGpsFJ1gQu In Italian, góndola refers primarily to: the long, narrow, flat-bottomed boat traditionally used in Venice, propelled with a single … [Read more...]

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