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There are several ways to say this in Italian. It can depend on the context and/or "what" should be forgotten. I can give two that I think are the closest to the English idion. Las...
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Lumaca is the word snail in Sicilian.
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Sicilian is a dialect of Italian which is very different from it. So if you wanna learn Sicilian you should go to Sicily. You should learn a bit of Italian first, because Sicilian ...
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Hi! In Italian "revel in" is translated "gioire/esultare (di qualcosa)" while "chaos" could be translated as caos or "casino" or "confusione". So "revel in the chaos" is "gioire de...
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1)'UN PARRàRI (imperative form: in english literally is "Don't talk!") or "ZZìTTUTI!" (literally "Shut up!") 2)if with "say anything" you mean something like "you don't say!", in s...
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Sicilian proverbs, Sicilian sayings, and Sicilan expressions with translation into English. Top 10 Movies Set In Sicily These movies are either about Sicily, set in ...
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9 Jul 2010 ... In the many books of Sicilian proverbs available here, all are translated into standard Italian anyway. As in all agricultural lands, many sayings ...
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