The truth about living in Italy | An American's point of view

[@Haupialani]

I love it when I hear younger people talk about Italy with great enthusiasm and appreciation. That shows respect about the people, their culture, and their custom. Thank you!

[@elizabethnilsson1815]

I love you .... I am one of the old Lady from Europe

[@SuPoddighe]

Totally agree,alcool candy is used so much here in italy,pastries with liqueur it is normal to find it and often even kids eat them

[@BubblesBath]

What I remember vividly is the elaborate meals my cousin would make early in the day.Not to mention the 5 course meals.

[@giulioborghi651]

What you say about dialects is right, they are often languages apart, if you go to Naples and learn their language NOBODY outside Naples will understand you. Same thing for every other place in italy, but outside the south if they see you are a foreigners they will talk with you in English if possible, or standard Italian

[@craz2580]

The night isnt for working here in italy, evening and night is the time to rest and have fun, its mostly in the culture, and you see that at night, especially late night, most lights are out aside from the street lamps

[@morganause]

Tu sei un amore di ragazzo. Davvero. Che Dio ti benedica e ti protegga sempre.

[@teodoracoman6598]

I am in search and choosing of France or Italy My is married to an Italian man Thank you for this video 😃

[@wellaciccio2362]

careful! You might be eating a whole pizza. Watch out! There are candies with alcohol. Your throat might start stinging. And Venice! That is an artsy place.

[@problemimentali]

So, I’m from Genova, but I lived a few years in the US. Surprisingly I have to agree that Costo’s is the closest thing I could find resembling pesto. But in the end, it’s just the best you might get there, but still ages away from the real deal.

[@ebedifiore4021]

Thank you so much for your point of view about my country and to tell of your journej in Italia. Mi ha sorpreso il finale parlato in italiano. Dio ti benedica e ti guido nel tuo meraviglioso percorso ❤️

[@racingtheweb]

Good italian pronunciation

[@coco9004]

In Quebec city I was talking with my hands without to scream to a women and she called the police and they arrested me with the hands behind my back... few days later the captain of the police station apologized to me. But give me enough to get out of there! Crazy peoples

[@ahmedmegahed3898]

Great video ♥️

[@Domenico44055]

Uno dei video più belli di tutto internet

[@missunderstood2274]

His hand gestures 🙏🏻👏🏻🤣

[@Κύμη]

Italians are not retarded becouse we use the hands. The Nobel prize for physics was given to an italian last year, Giorgio Parisi.

[@M.C.K.111]

Hand gesture is often a stereotype.. Look at him.. His hands are moving all the time!! .. And so all around the world.. The only difference is that, expecially in the south, some gestures have a meaning..

[@brandonpurpleproductions8183]

proud Canadian Half Italian here with Italian Grandparents NoNo from Calbire and Nonna from Milan they had a House in Rome I wish I could Meet my Italian family Never met before in Italy I wish I chould meet my Rich Italian Aunt from Italy I'm still trying to learn Italian so if my mom talks to her Italian cousin's I can translate for her and them when We can't speak fluently in Italian but we try and my poor family Never in Italy can't speak English I'm trying to become translator maybe one day Cause NoNo was the translator my NoNo was able to fully speak Italian and English I was Vist Italy in Rome to see if I can find where my grandparents House is at in Rome I have address lol 😂😂so proud so proud to be Canadian Half Italian cause there such good food between both culture's Not just proud cause of that proud for many reseon's

[@craz2580]

I must say, only by watching the video i can see you became a bit italian, and i am an italian

[@deanbianco4982]

@Lifey: GREAT VIDEO! One question, if you wouldn't mind: What is your ethnic heritage? The reason I ask is that you pronounce the word "Italian" as EE-TALIAN, the sound of the first "i" being like the "e" in EAT. Most Americans pronounce the first "i" with the sound of the short i as in the word "chip." Are you Hispanic? Greek? Armenian? Middle Eastern? Jewish? Thanks.

[@cranci]

❤

[@rushdialrashed9627]

Is Decafe coffee is popular in regular coffee shops , or only in fine dinning places ?! Thank u.

[@alexa2411051]

beautiful last words !

[@adafreeman]

He is so cute.

[@problemimentali]

I am yelling at you. Probably. I’m yelling at anyone

[@marcello_fi]

💙🇮🇹😘

[@rushdialrashed9627]

A Beautiful man and a beautiful video.

[@bybisoma8738]

Excuse me??? Lot of holidays?? In Italy??????? Never heard about SPAIN?!?!?! BTW pesto is the sauce....not the pasta or the dish itself... Polenta is a typical dish from PIEMONTE, not Bergamo. The best pizza is in Naples, the pizza in Milan is industrial and doesn't taste good. Is a pizza for tourists. About tables out at night?? Nope. Maybe in the deep south..? But Italy is not the south! You should check in general before giving false infos. Don't confuse dialects with Italian. If you say coca cola they will understand doesn't matter where in Italy you are.

[@gibb0ne-bri0s0]

A me la pizza napoletana non mi ha entusiasmato più di tanto, sicuramente buonissima ma ne ho trovate di migliori qui al nord. Sicuramente però è quella originale.

[@integridad7]

Describe the women .... please ●

[@belf.barber]

Polenta is made with smashed potatoes and milk

[@belf.barber]

I live in Bergamo but work in Milano btw