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How to say Garbage in Italian

July 27, 2026 By Larry Aiello

Cartoon image of garbage on the streets of Rome.

In the video below, I will explain some of the ways to say garbage in Italian. The word on the sign is "spazzatura". It is a word that I notice more often when I travel throughout Italy. Years ago, when I would visit Italy as a child, I would notice the word being used was … [Read more...]

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The Italian Verb to Fall or Cadere

June 22, 2026 By Larry Aiello

The verb to fall or cadere in Italian

In the video below I show an example of the Italian verb to fall or cadere. https://youtube.com/shorts/kzCOdu05-lE?si=rlpPR2q2251r4DFE When learning Italian, one of the most useful verbs to know is cadere, which means “to fall.” Whether you are talking about falling down, … [Read more...]

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The meaning of “Come Mai?” in Italian

May 18, 2026 By Larry Aiello

The meaning of "come mai?" in Italian

In this video I am outside of Mexico City going over the meaning of "come mai?" in Italian language. It is an appropriate saying as I marvel at the pyramids from over 2,500 years ago. https://youtube.com/shorts/60EExalMEBA?si=8e79YvdZiElAXJpd If you are learning Italian, an … [Read more...]

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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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