TOP 5 CRAZIEST QUESTIONS ABOUT ITALY or What Italians DO NOT LIKE about Italy 🇮🇹 (asking Italian)

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

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[@andreascala2663]

azzurro is the color of every male and female italian national teams jersey (football rubgy athletics ecc ecc)

[@ivancoviello2690]

The name Italy derives from the word Italói, a term with which the Greeks designated the Vituli (or Viteli), a population that lived at the extreme tip of our peninsula, near today's Catanzaro, who adored the simulacrum of a calf (vitulus , in Latin).

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Ohh great one 🤩 thank you very much!! 💜

[@alessandrom7181]

We are not sure to be real. It's debated.

[@federicoboyer1633]

Vitulia

[@mark971-e8g]

right, I add that the term derives from Italo, king of this people, it was then the Romans who extended the title to all the populations of the south who did not possess the status of Roman citizen

[@fabiocalta]

Another suggestion is that it comes from the greek Aithaleia (burning) because of the vulcans they saw landing there.

[@ProfumoDiSanremo]

Ahaha, 10:21 Anna mi hai fatto morire dal ridere, sei molto simpatica ed espressiva 😂❤️.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww grazie mille 🤩🤗

[@M.C.K.111]

It depends where you live... In my family we have pasta twice a week, not more, and always when I'm in a hurry and have no time to cook!

[@michaeljohnangel6359]

Signora Goldman, sei incantevole.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww grazie mille caro Michael 🤗

[@riccardoferro2925]

Il colore azzurro è il colore scelto dalla famiglia Savoia,per corniciare il simbolo della famiglia reale, simbolo posto al centro del tricolore italiano, la famiglia Savoia scelse il colore azzurro in onore all Madonna, il colore del suo vestito ,ecco da dove deriva l'origine del colore,anche dopo l'arrivo della repubblica l'Italia ha mantenuto il colore dei reali 🇮🇹

[@mrbushlied7742]

The phrase "Italy, land of calves" refers to the likely origin of the name "Italy" which is believed to come from the Latin word "vitulus," meaning "calf," essentially making "Italy" translate to "land of calves".

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww that’s amazing 🤩🤩 thank you so much for such a detailed explanation 💜

[@pile333]

National sport teams wear blue only because that was the color of Savoy monarchy, since sport national teams were born when Italy was still a monarchy. Italian army officials were a light blue band for the same reason; it's only a chromatic tradition practically.

[@lucapolidori8817]

Number 17 is considered bad while 13 is good. The reason comes from the ancient roman graves where they were used to write "VIXI x annum" (I lived x years). The number 17 in Roman numbers is XVII (same letters in different order).

[@alexp8764]

La pizza con le patate è famosissima. abbiamo anche pizza coni gamberetti, pizza con le olive, acciughe, all'amatriciana. Ce n'è per tutti i gusti

[@alessandro-alex144k]

2:12 - The color of the Italian national soccer team's shirt is not blue, it is light blue or sky blue .

[@tic-tacdrin-drinn1505]

Sky blue would be "celeste". Azzurro is medium blue.

[@alessandro-alex144k]

@tic-tacdrin-drinn1505 Si , celeste\azzurro . A volte più celeste , a volte più azzurro . Nell'uso comune , quindi non scientifico non preciso , per noi "blu" è quello della Francia .

[@lucapolidori8817]

You can even put "sh1t" on your own spaghetti if you like. With ketchup, the effect is quite similar. I've tried it once, and never more

[@vaibhav6927]

im not italian but i eat pizza everyday in university's mensa 😋😋😋

[@onthebuses]

Scotland Watching :)

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww 🤩🤩 thank you so much for watching 🤩💜

[@alexp8764]

Ciao da Roma

[@superdivemaster]

Amo Italia !!!

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@superdivemaster thank you so much ☺️🤗💜

[@GTR34x]

I'm italian and yes at lunch

[@art3mide644]

Azzurro (Light blue) is the color of the national team of any sport, not just football. It's not illegal to put ketchup on spaghetti, there's just something much better to season it with. Why cut spaghetti? You are not able to cook and/or eat them as they are, simply use another type of format, there are more than 300. It is not goldfish that are banned but round bowls. I eat pizza once a week. There are many other things to eat. Never taken a nap after lunch, I have a half hour break, then it's back to work. There is a difference between typically Italian gestures (which we understand but which are not used as often as we would like to believe) and gestures while speaking. The second is done by EVERYONE regardless of their nationality. Potatoes on pizza are delicious, even better if paired with pancetta We are full of superstitions

[@nicolaloverre4524]

Look up "tortelli cremaschi" and you will know what a very odd combination of flavours looks like :D . Regarding having fish for Christmas dinner no, it's not a superstition, it' simply a catholic (and orthodox) tradition, not specifically Italian.

[@andreadimatteo1036]

azzurro era il colore dei Savoia, che a loro volta lo adottarono perchè il colore della Madonna. Questa è l'origine del colore azzurro della nazionale, di calcio, ma anche di altri sport

[@blupampurio5995]

Che la Madonna adottò, dato che era il colore del Cielo che fu deciso per il colore della Nazionale Azzurra....

[@IoPrin]

Very strange questions…

[@AndreaTamponi]

L’uso del pesce, simbolo dei cibi magri, è legato alle regole alimentari del calendario liturgico. Fin dal primo Medioevo la chiesa impone che, durante la quaresima e nelle vigilie delle principali feste religiose, si rinunci ai cibi grassi come segno di penitenza. Il pesce e le verdure si trovano così a sostituire il cibo grasso per eccellenza, la carne. Una regola religiosa che presto diventa un’usanza popolare. Infatti anche quando nel 1966, con la Costituzione Apostolica Paenitemini, papa Paolo VI annulla l’astinenza dalla carne per i giorni della vigilia, la cena di magro del 24 continua a essere osservata. In ogni caso la tradizione è particolarmente seguita nell'Italia centrale e meridionale molto meno nell'Italia settentrionale. Per esempio io essendo nato e cresciuto a Trento non ho mai osservato questa tradizione fino a quando la mia famiglia non ha traslocato a Roma dove invece la vigilia di magro è davvero un fatto religioso molto rispettato.

[@ZefiroColonna]

Ma vengono tutti qua?

[@stefanodepino8292]

Do really Chinese and Japanese eat rice every day? And german and North european potatos? And Mexican corn/mais? Why pasta every day Is dumb and potatos ...Rice...mais...not?

[@Carl9Ken]

UN altro Paese dove trasferirsi? fino a pochi anni fa quasi tutti avrebbero detto la Francia, ma oggi molto è cambiato a causa dell'immigrazione africana... i paesi mediterranei vanno bene, quelli del nord sono tristi e tetri

[@duracell211]

sono italiano e te lo spiego io... deriva da italo termine greco che i greci usavano per definire alcune popolazioni locali poste a catanzaro etc... per definirli vituli ovvero coloro che adoravano il vitello, forse "d'oro"? dovete sapere che nel mediterraneo prima si adorava il vitello toro(dovreste sapere che era il culto della magna grecia, famoso il minotauro), poi l'ariete infine è arrivato Cristo. insomma ci siamo raffinati con il tempo.

[@pile333]

The origin of name Italy is so damn old that it is stil uncertain; it may derives from "Land of calves or bulls", "Land of king Italus" and some even think it could mean "land of grapes".

[@dr.atlantis2194]

Stricly related to enotria, another name for the ancient peninsula, literally "land of wine".

[@poethecat7260]

After 10 years You should tell it to us: are we really that good under the sheets? ;)

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@poethecat7260 you really think I have the rights to judge the whole nation after 1 man ? 😉

[@marcomarco6430]

Italians in the video are wearing blue, right?

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Some of them 😉 I’ll show you the difference summer time 😁💜

[@mrbushlied7742]

My original plan was to retire to Italy. It would have been no problem for me as I have a UK passport. However, BREXIT threw a spanner into my retirement plan. So, in September 2024, I retired to Argentina. It's much easier to acquire Argentine citizenship than Italian citizenship. I'm now living in Buenos Aires and am in the process of obtaing my Argentine residency.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

That’s a very interesting question! You can still do it ☺️ send me an email at [e-mail] and we will discuss your situation in more detail 🤗

[@Carl9Ken]

No problem with Malvinas? :-))

[@mrbushlied7742]

@Carl9Ken Nope, none at all

[@gianfrancofreguglia4909]

strano, la metà della toscana è abitata da Inglesi

[@mrbushlied7742]

@@gianfrancofreguglia4909 Yes, but they probably relocated to Italy before BREXIT. After BREXIT, UK nationals are not EU citizens. My ancestors are from Abruzzo, Puglia, Molise, and Ischia. But as third generation American and first generation British, I have no legal ties with Italy.

[@francescolongo3860]

[@pieromarkuzovich7747]

With very different recipes but one way or the other we eat pasta every day😀

[@PainReaverX2]

Privet Anna! When it comes learning Russian or Ukrainian. I probably enjoy learning Russian a little more because of the accent, vowel stress, and pop culture. But Italian and Spanish are pretty tied. But wam trying to learn more Italian this year. I heard it’s taboo to wash pasta.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Привет ☺️🤗 ohh wow! You must be so courageous to learn Russian or Ukrainian ☺️ it is a very challenging language for English speakers ☺️ Thank you so much for watching 🤗💜

[@PainReaverX2]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravelСпасибо! ! Russian and Ukrainian they are challenging but very beautiful languages. I started learning Russian in mid high school and off and on since college. Also, I am most Ukrainian, Polish, and Italian so I wanted to I guess connect more with my eastern European roots.

[@patriziacalabria7910]

Attenta al portafoglio🤣🤣non per gli Italiani ovviamente .....

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

I don’t take it with me 😉😁 ApplePay does the job perfectly 😎

[@alexp8764]

Capitan ovvio, tocca stare attenti ovunque

[@superdivemaster]

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[@regalaura6669]

Maybe Αιθαλεια from Greek it means fiery and smoky country, for the many volcanoes especially in the south. But the meaning and origin of the word Italy is not entirely clear

[@superdivemaster]

There are two kind of Brits ... Gracious, funny, witty, and captivating !!! Then there are the entitled, snotty, unpleasant egomaniacs !!!

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Why would you say anything about Brits after watching videos about Italians ? 🤣 can you explain please? 😁

[@superdivemaster]

I can't remember ...but I think you mentioned London ... and that's what came to mind ... Do you disagree ???

[@superdivemaster]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel Because we all think differently ... Hai pensato di questo ???

[@superdivemaster]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel You are the one that mentioned London ... anyway ...

[@shakpro4296]

Seeing a black cat cross the road and look at you is bad, anyone😢?

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

I like black cats ☺️ they are super cute 🥹 I’d even stop and pet him 😁

[@shakpro4296]

@AnnaGoldmanTravel okay. But the one I saw just wanting to cross the road in peace. 🤣

[@pile333]

Italians would probably move to one of the other mediterranean countries, starting from Spain and Greece.

[@nicolasolia339]

ma anche no

[@GonzoMallorca]

Have been cruising with a group of italians for 10 days: they ate pasta. every day. 3 times. Had to escape for proper food ;-)

[@LorenzoRosso-g6e]

CUTTING pasta....is cutting spaghetti. No other pasta. But if you want to cut spaghetti...let's do it ! no problem. SPAGHETTI are long enough to be rolled on the fork...Cut them ! 😆😆

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

I’d not try cutting them in front of any Italian 🤪 way too dangerous 😅 Thank you so much for watching 💜

[@kasparovstonetheriver1154]

​@@AnnaGoldmanTravelan Italian observer looking to someone cutting knife with a fork would think the person is going through a psychotic episode and may call an ambulance

[@Queerz4Palestein]

OMG ITALY SO DIRTY AND RUDE!!! STAY SAFE

[@marcobeardo985]

stay home.

[@alexp8764]

We were missing the idiot comment, but given the name on the internet, I didn't expect anything else ......... go to palestina go

[@lucatintor4896]

do you really need to pull up the tongue in the intro? Please.

[@stevecooper3510]

Lost me with the fur coat.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

No problem ☺️ all the best 💜

[@stevecooper3510]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel Same to you. Take care!

[@gianmarcoricchieri9866]

mai aprire un ombrello al chiuso non mettere il pane "sottosopra" in tavola non rovesciare il sale non dire mai che qualcosa può andare male specialmente se ci sono serie possibilità che può andare male non passare sotto le scale appoggiate ad un muro non incrociare le braccia mentre ci si dà la mano per salutarsi (naturalmente quando si è con più di due persone) non rompere gli specchi in Italia porta sfortuna il17 e non il tredici ( il 17 è l anagramma di VIXI ho vissuto in latino) ...ecc. ecc. Per il nome di Italia è molto dibattuto dagli archeologi e storici stessi ha origini antichissime...baci

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Great one 🤩🤩 thank you so much 🤗💜

[@nicolasolia339]

tutte colossali fesserie.

[@superdivemaster]

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[@superdivemaster]

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