DO NOT LEARN ITALIAN FROM THIS CHANNEL!

Mamma mia! MAMMA MIA! Italian (italiano [itaˈljaːno] (listen) or lingua italiana [ˈliŋɡwa itaˈljaːna]) is a Romance language of the Indo-European language family that evolved from the Vulgar Latin of the Roman Empire. Together with Sardinian, Italian is the least divergent language from Latin.[6][7][8][9] Spoken by about 85 million people (2022), Italian is an official language in Italy, Switzerland (Ticino and the Grisons), San Marino, and Vatican City. It has official minority status in Croatia and in some areas of Slovenian Istria. Italian is also spoken by large immigrant and expatriate communities in the Americas and Australia.[1] Italian is included under the languages covered by the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Romania, although Italian is neither a co-official nor a protected language in these countries.[5][10] Many speakers of Italian are native bilinguals of both Italian (either in its standard form or regional varieties) and a local language of Italy, most frequently the language spoken at home in their place of origin.[1] Italian is a major language in Europe, being one of the official languages of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and one of the working languages of the Council of Europe. It is the second-most-widely spoken native language in the European Union with 67 million speakers (15% of the EU population) and it is spoken as a second language by 13.4 million EU citizens (3%).[11][12] Including Italian speakers in non-EU European countries (such as Switzerland, Albania and the United Kingdom) and on other continents, the total number of speakers is approximately 85 million.[13] Italian is the main working language of the Holy See, serving as the lingua franca (common language) in the Roman Catholic hierarchy as well as the official language of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. Italian has a significant use in musical terminology and opera with numerous Italian words referring to music that have become international terms taken into various languages worldwide.[14] Italian was adopted by the state after the Unification of Italy, having previously been a literary language based on Tuscan as spoken mostly by the upper class of Florentine society.[15] Almost all native Italian words end with vowels and has a 7-vowel sound system ('e' and 'o' have mid-low and mid-high sounds). Italian has contrast between short and long consonants and gemination (doubling) of consonants. History "History of Italian" redirects here. For the history of the Italian people, see Italians. For the history of the Italian culture, see culture of Italy. Origins Dante Alighieri (top) and Petrarca (bottom) were influential in establishing their Tuscan dialect as the most prominent literary language in all of Italy in the Late Middle Ages. The standard Italian language has a poetic and literary origin in the writings of Tuscan and Sicilian writers of the 12th century, and, even though the grammar and core lexicon are basically unchanged from those used in Florence in the 13th century,[18] the modern standard of the language was largely shaped by relatively recent events. However, Romance vernacular as language spoken in the Italian Peninsula has a longer history. In fact, the earliest surviving texts that can definitely be called vernacular (as distinct from its predecessor Vulgar Latin) are legal formulae known as the Placiti Cassinesi from the Province of Benevento that date from 960 to 963, although the Veronese Riddle, probably from the 8th or early 9th century, contains a late form of Vulgar Latin that can be seen as a very early sample of a vernacular dialect of Italy. The Commodilla catacomb inscription is also a similar case. The Italian language has progressed through a long and slow process, which started after the Western Roman Empire's fall in the 5th century.[19] The language that came to be thought of as Italian developed in central Tuscany and was first formalized in the early 14th century through the works of Tuscan writer Dante Alighieri, written in his native Florentine. Dante's epic poems, known collectively as the Commedia, to which another Tuscan poet Giovanni Boccaccio later affixed the title Divina, were read throughout the peninsula and his written dialect became the "canonical standard" that all educated Italians could understand. Dante is still credited with standardizing the Italian language. In addition to the widespread exposure gained through literature, the Florentine dialect also gained prestige due to the political and cultural significance of Florence at the time and the fact that it was linguistically an intermediate between the northern and the southern Italian dialects.[16]: 22  Thus the dialect of Florence became the basis for what would become the official language of Italy. #funny #debunking #italian Mamma mia! MAMMA MIA!
#funny #debunking #italian

[@Mode-Selektor]

How to speak Italian like French Mario

[@MRJBS117]

😂😂😂😂

[@t_ylr]

In defense of this Julien guy I think what's going on is he's trying to emphasize the stressed syllables. Like I'm American and when I took a French phonetics class one of the first things we learned to sound more French was to always put the emphasis on the end of a word or a phrase. I think to a French ear that over-exaggerated stress sound more "Italian" lol

[@cbuatal]

​@@t_ylr I live in northern Italy, 30 km from France: this guy pronounce italian like a French that can speak some italian word with a a very strong French accent. Absolutely not the right guy to teach the right italian pronunciation.

[@PC_Simo]

@@t_ylrYeah, that over-emphasizing of the stress *_CAN_* be a great pedagogic tool; but he should make it clear to his audiences that he is over-emphasizing the stress.

[@PC_Simo]

To be fair, Charles Martinet (the voice actor to Mario) is of French descent 🇫🇷.

[@iberius9937]

Including a funny phone call with la tua madre was a lovely touch. Bravo!

[@metatronacademy]

Thank you! Also in Italian we don’t use the article with possessive when talking about close family members. So la tua pizza is ok but it’s tua madre. il tuo libro, tuo padre. Etc

[@Shijaru64]

@@metatronacademy Even if you want to insult someone else's parents?

[@metatronacademy]

@@Shijaru64 It would depend on where you place the insult, so it's a case by case.

[@elhoim_3]

@@metatronacademy to be totally honest here in Lombardy we use it, tho is a "dialect" form (spero di averlo tradotto correttamente)

[@ChadKakashi]

Your mother sounds so sweet Raph!

[@Deckbark]

Italian lessons in Ohio lmao

[@mrtrollnator123]

💀💀💀💀

[@dusk6159]

That's the best part, it's not like he's even an anglophone to begin with, or straight up american or something. Well, at least Raph is a fellow european and from the south of Italy, so there you can at least find a, not the, "Peppe".

[@dusk6159]

Not the "pepperoni" though, ever

[@SniperwolfHD]

You should make one video parodying him by teaching how to pronnounce things in the most stereotypical french you can muster.

[@helcium_nz]

I didn't know the sound of GL could also be pronounced as Y in the south of Italy. In Brazilian Portuguese, there is a dilect called Caipira which tends to pronounce the LH (which is equivalent to this GL sound in Italian) as Y, for example: Milho ("Corn") [it would sounds like "migliu" in Italian] is pronounced as "Míiu" or "Miyu" in this dialect. Filho ("Son") and Filha ("Daughter") is pronounced like "figliu" and "figliu", but they are pronounced as fiu or fiyu and fia or fiya in Caipira dialect.

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

Note that Italian "gli" is always a double consonant, and I imagine that's not the case in Portuguese since most western romance languages lost their geminates. So, miglio, the italian cognate to milho, would be rendered either as milh-lho or miy-yo (depending on area) in portuguese orthography

[@lydia5232]

Italy is our neighboring country, in school the children learn Italian - they are bilingual. OMG...his Italian sounds like... Rene from the series Alo Alo when he speaks English. I was dying laughing! 🤣🤣 Metatron, just for fun one video: kzbin.infolG_ObcDTcjI

[@theinvisibleman5878]

....also, hearing him pronounce, 'pizza margherita', sounds like that scene in the theater in, Inglorious Bastards.

[@OBrasilo]

You should do a video on how the Japanese distort Italian food names... in the Angel Beats visual novel, I heard, to write it in Hepburn romaji, "marugarita piza". I went WTF when I heard that.

[@Aerostarm]

You should do a conlanging video

[@BltchErica]

Everything that guy posts is very questionable. When the guy teaching you something other than French has a French accent, it's not good.

[@EVPaddy]

But aren’t Spaghetti Bolognese normally called spaghetti al ragu in italy? (And i think they’re even made without tomato sauce?)

[@calo_90]

Yes

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

Yeah, but spaghetti aren't the most typical type of pasta to be used with ragù, and ragù is sometimes specified to be "alla bolognese" because in theory it could be done otherwise

[@EVPaddy]

@@bacicinvatteneacareminds me of when a waiter refused to serve me spaghetti all'arrabiata. He even started to draw a picture how the sauce is supposed to enter the penne and that this doesn't work with spaghetti...

[@avus-kw2f213]

This guy should make a video on how to pronounce metatron

[@lunaluckie6737]

This vid is just what i needed

[@yokai333]

Good sir, why are you tearing yourself apart like this

[@bravocarlos1752]

I've never heard a American or American Italian say Italian in English with a half French half American accent 😂 we Americans n Britts say it the way it's spelled in English 😂😂 it-towl- Lee-anne is how it comes out most the time

[@chrisbunka]

Maybe the other KZbinr is a fan of "The Godfather" and got his pronunciation from there.

[@bogusawwierzynski2789]

Tell me please are there any diacritics in Italian? I think Italian is the only European language without diacritics. But maybe I`m wrong.

[@bogusawwierzynski2789]

It feels so good when a youtuber you asked a question doesn`t give a f***.

[@phoenixknight8837]

This was hilarious. 😂

[@carwyn3691]

You've heard about the cup of joe, now get ready for a plate of joe (and cheese)

[@luigibolognesi9559]

In italiano "Gli" si pronuncia. Si tratta di un fonema palatale...

[@chriscross7494]

Perhaps you should give him a lesson in French.

[@MajelioMontagna]

Come va, fraht-telllllo 🤌🏼 Bipiti bupiti

[@jdliz5091]

Imagine going to Italy for vacation, watch a few videos of this man and go through the entire trip speaking like Mario.

[@monalisadavinci7076]

Luigi too!

[@jorgeloredo100]

mAma mIa

[@giannifois8948]

You’re probably not coming back home, at least not without some broken bones

[@CallMeArdo]

police in italy: license and spageti ...but i don't have any spaghetti... maMa mia! you don't have the spageti?! luigi, come see! he don't have the spageti! MAMMMMMA MIIIIIA

[@monalisadavinci7076]

2 American guys go to Italy wearing Mario and Luigi hats, speaking English with exaggerated Italian accents and exaggerated hand gestures--what could possibly go wrong?

[@brancapanettidamadia]

Dear Metatron, I know you may lose your mind, but I think I speak for many Noble ones when I say that we want to see your reaction to the "40 Italian food pronounced wrong" that will surely be pronounced wrong twice. It's not sadism... or maybe it is... it's because we love you!

[@alexmashkin863]

It's this kind of love... all kinds of love are good and wholesome..

[@mementomori8791]

I see Metatron uploading a "DO NOT LEARN FROM" video, I click immediately. These videos are pure gold.

[@sweethistortea]

My dad is Italian (from an area close to Naples) and I HAVE to show him this video. He’ll be having a laughing fit from your hilarious reactions, and an anger fit from the guy who can’t pronounce Italian words correctly. 😆

[@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115]

Upate us about it :)

[@ctam79]

Isn't the Naples accent crazy different from the rest of Italy? I heard other Italians have trouble understanding it.

[@FlagAnthem]

​@@ctam79 Modenese and Barese are more challenging

[@Hollie0981]

I was screaming through this whole thing 😂😂

[@its_dey_mate]

@@ctam79 While I am far from having sufficient knowledge on the topic, this channel actually has videos explaining the difference I believe. The way I understand it is that they can be mutually unintelligible, but Sicillians would probably understand and be able to speak standard Italian very well.

[@mohabad2730]

When your Mum, Rafa, called you my joy...what a heartwarming moment! Also please do the 40 Italian food you pronounce wrong, Mr. Metatron!!

[@ChadKakashi]

We need that.

[@DrSAM69]

he's gonna need a doctor in the room for that in case his heart stops and needs to be resuscitated

[@youtubmicpan]

Italian mums are generally very nurturing, and also feed us well.

[@mohabad2730]

@@youtubmicpan I think that is the case with any caring parents.

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

@@youtubmicpan I did read that "nurturing" as "nutricious". 💀

[@MCBosmans]

The phonecall with the mom was wholesome and adorable

[@CallMeArdo]

Guardare gli italiani sclerare male per come gli stranieri pretendono di dipingerci come uno stato lungo 1000 km di supermario, mi intrattiene tantissimo ahahahahaah adoro

[@alessandrom7181]

Perche' tu sei straniero?

[@vytah]

Holy fuck he also does Polish and it's as atrocious and incorrect as you might imagine. He does pronounce Wrocław somewhatcorrectly, but he spells in incorrectly, so the balance is maintained.

[@siamerr]

He spells it correctly, diacritics are optional in English.

[@Kanudelgruber]

It's nearly perfectly formulated to piss off Metatron. All it needs is some extra historical inaccuracies.

[@TheMosquitoHunter]

Metatron's sicilian accent takes over when he speaks to his friends 😁

[@bur3b1sta]

I noticed a lot of people, that grew up in an area with a heavy accent but moved out and "left it behind", are doing that as soon as they go back or talk to someone from their youth.

[@SIB1963]

"Mi amore" was my all-time favorite for an Italian tutorial. Next I'm hoping for help with the correct Italian pronunciation of babushka.

[@dusk6159]

That's perfect to sound like an italian trying to actually speak spanish, being wrong as well like the original guy teaching you to speak italian lol

[@elioamedeo]

Grazie Raffaello. Questo video riassume le mie frustrazioni nel vivere in Inghilterra! Non è tanto il fatto che non sanno pronunciare l'Italiano, cosa normalissima, è quando se ne escono con cose come "actually I saw on youtube that you're supposed to be pronouncing it as Coraughvahjeeou". Mi succede troppo spesso 😆

[@luncius_]

I like that you have the balls to call these people out unlike most in the language community on KZbin. They normally start out by saying, " I'm not going to name names." Vague accusations toward the community as a whole doesn't help avoid bad content. When you specifically call out bad content you can actually make a change because people know who to avoid. Metatron thank you for being an honest voice in a community full of people too scared of drama.

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

But the ones who not want to say names are also correct. In the sense of not making free advertisement for them. Because you know, bad advertisement are also advertisement. And if people go there to write hate comments that would just boost the channel in question.

[@Rofel_Wodring]

lmao funny enough, (or not) the way he pronoucend "garlic" in Italian sounded like "alho" which is garlic in Portuguese

[@VitorEmanuelOliver]

Isn't the LH sound in Portuguese the same as GL in Italian?

[@Akaykimuy]

@@VitorEmanuelOliver it is

[@crusaderACR]

@@VitorEmanuelOliver Same with LL in Spanish, at least originally. Nowadays everywhere except the Peruvian & Bolivian Andes plus a few otyer small enclaves, the way of pronouncing has either merged with the Y letter or is pronounced like an English J. Kind of a shame, really. Here in Peru there's a big stigma if you distinguish the LL properly and pronounce it like the Italian GL or Portuguese lh. Precisely because it's only used in the poorest part of the country, the Andes.

[@irmar]

Yes because he's from the South. He explained that. That standard Italian would be "aglio" but Southerners pronounced it like "ajo".

[@its_dey_mate]

This was a fantastic video, I genuinely laughed. Well done Metatron!

[@metatronacademy]

Thanks!

[@lekagv]

Next step : Learning japanese with Julien. It might be something like : repeat after me "Sushi Samurai Ninja" !

[@dusk6159]

How zu speaken deutscheren!!!

[@aknightofislamicarabia5543]

This was magnificent. This is the most candid Italian I've ever heard the Metatron speak. He speaks English so well, I sometimes forget it's not actually his first language.

[@luncius_]

Same here, he has no hesitation like many people with their second language.

[@Polpaccio]

When he speaks Italian we can hear his Sicilian accent 😄

[@crusaderACR]

His first language is Sicilian, I think. It's quite a bit different from Standard/Tuscan Italian.

[@aknightofislamicarabia5543]

@@Polpaccio Ahaha, that's really interesting. I don't know your language enough to be able to tell accents apart, but they all sound cool to me.

[@aknightofislamicarabia5543]

@@crusaderACR He has clarified in the past that both Sicilian and Standard Italian are his native languages.

[@NostalgiaVivec]

your mother calling you "my joy" was so wholesome

[@dusk6159]

Bah gawd silent g?! Jesus Christ.... Thank god we italians have you Raf, doing your great thing! Damn, some channels are crazy lol

[@EmrahUncu]

Metatron called everybody in Italy and now they are looking for Julien with torches and pitchforks to give him a piece of their minds.

[@Kronkake1]

Man sounds like French Mr. Bean trying to sell me drugs

[@MRJBS117]

I’m English and I don’t even pronounce these Italian names how this French youtuber does 😂.

[@metatronacademy]

I believe you

[@luke211286]

As a learner of Italian, I can confidently say that I can pronounce those words better than him even though I am still a novice. Had a good laugh though 🤣 Because double consonants are quite tough for those who don't have it in their native language, he is probably hypercorrecting everything, which is a usual mannerism of learners of a new language. I happen to be a Japanese speaker, so I'm thankful that it's not an issue for me

[@irmar]

Yes, these things are normal for a new learner, but he poses as a teacher of other people!!!!

[@mybackisbr0kenMTn33r]

Oh my goodness love seeing ya meltdown over incorrect Italian/Latin pronunciations　(・∀・) hahaha

[@FlagAnthem]

You should really make some pronunciation coach videos. Guaranteed you will take over

[@marcochaiwallah811]

duude, i thoroughly enjoyed your italian friends on the phone 🤣👍👍 best polite way to debunk and roast this julian guy.. thank you for your linguistic dilligence! much needed. id love to hear a video series about all the anglo-phoneticly butchered ancient greek, roman or any where place names. keep up the good work, graaaazie mihlllllllllle 😜

[@happygamersloth9161]

Come on Metatron, do a video about these 40 words, I dare you. But no seriously, it would be nice if you would. P.S. Will you do a video where you teach standard italian pronunciation?

[@Netro1992]

40 more words to teach your mother how to pronounce correctly as according to a Frenchman? Sign me up.

[@magyarbondi]

This bloke pissed me off so bad I will start a youtube channel and teach French pronunciation in a fake French accent. Ho-ho-hó, ollálá, kes-kö-sé, mon sherí, ün kaffé ollé-ollé.

[@FlagAnthem]

I want to read a German-esque spell version of French lel

[@PhotriusPyrelus]

Is this Julian guy French?

[@PhotriusPyrelus]

OMG, HE IS! I KNEW IT! Imagine a Frenchman, who probably gets irate when people pronounce his language wrong, telling people how to pronounce another language wrong. XD

[@miramardream]

Oh no, he broke Metatron! But mamma puts him back together, & at the wonderful care & love of Kenzie.

[@MooImABunny]

I came across this guy pronouncing other languages wrong. Pretty sure I used this joke here already, but he's a serious polyclot Also calling your mom and attacking her straight away with aboopity bapita, no warnings, the poor lady 😂 Edit: looked further into it, the guy makes 20 videos a day, the quality is expectedly terrible but KZbin loves people who pump shit in huge quantities so he often comes up when you search for pronunciations. Hearing him butcher the languages I know, it's like a sick form of entertainment

[@PureMaddnessOne]

As a European i like the call with Irene the most, XD.

[@dusk6159]

Una chiamata "pepata"

[@samuluoma9450]

Yes please do the "40 Italian food" video because these are great!

[@brandotheone]

I think I never heard you speak Italian with your friends. I don’t know why but it feels so strange. Beautiful Sicilian accent anyway!

[@Sclero80]

No comment! Io sono italiana! Queste cose non si possono sentire!

[@jonathanmessina4715]

Love this kind of format of including other people, and hear them speaking casually.

[@LukasNse]

Great video Metatron! Julien has also made tutorials in my native language swedish XD.

[@TNaizel]

How is his Swedish pronunciation?

[@LukasNse]

@@TNaizel It’s bad… really bad.

[@tommyss4l]

If you do the 40 foods, please call your friends again, that was the best part.

[@nvdawahyaify]

The best way I've found to practice double consonants as an English speaker, is to practice saying two words, where one ends in the consonant and the other begins with it. Examples: cut tin, for double t. Dress suit, for double s, Make cake, for double c. I could come up with more for different ones, but those are the only 3 I remember using off the top of my head

[@Shijaru64]

Maybe you could contact him and nicely ask him why he's trying to teach Italian when he clearly doesn't speak it. You'd think a bunch of people would've called him out by now.

[@irmar]

What good would that do? I bet there have been many people who have already told him that. He would probably say "Oh, they are haters, they are just jealous of my success". This kind of person doesn't have any self-awareness and doesn't want to have any.

[@rosacuore15]

😂 spagheeettii ee pasta ee mozzzaarreeella. Omg 😱 This guy Julieenoo😵‍💫speaks Italian, and English with a weirrdoo accentoo. Guess what! Some people are just recording videos full of stuff. That’s it.

[@montyyy08]

This is why you should always make sure your language-learning source is a native speaker! Why would you choose second-hand information?! (Unless Metatron is teaching you of course 😁)

[@skeptigal4626]

I’m currently studying Italian so I love the funny conversations with your friends. More please!

[@GTJIGPC]

Awesome videos coming out of this channel already

[@mgray82]

Metatron, I've been learning Italian for a year already. English is my native language and I also speak Spanish. Love the content man!

[@markhelblingii9364]

I love this channel! I think I now know more Itailian than I do German, even after studying the latter for over 5 years. Keep up the good work!!

[@noldornir8239]

Videoooo fantasticoooo, il tizio francese ha imparato guardando questo film: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpWah2SerbBngpI

[@Lord_Ravener]

Bon joornoe!

[@TheChooseAName123]

Why are you doing that to yourself? I mean I'll watch people suffer for my entertainment as much has the next guy. But look out for yourself.

[@froreyfire]

I think it's best for all us foreigners not to overdo any pronunciation, however correct or wrong it may be. Better to sound a foreigner than to sound ridiculous.

[@ChadKakashi]

This video was so much fun.

[@PublicAwakening]

I loved how you got your Mom on the phone to get her take. Brilliant. She seems like an awesome lady. That brought a smile to my face. Please give Mom my best regards. Love your content. Great stuff!👍😊

[@galaplacidia4698]

El símbolo al que te refieres, que va sobre la N, es la virgulilla y forma nuestra ñ.

[@VitorEmanuelOliver]

Per favore, react to the Italian dish you pronounce wrong video. Get some pasta ready in case of emergency lol

[@PC_Simo]

5:45 Metatron had gone so clinically insane that he’d forgotten that he’d already reviewed that particular video from Julien Miquel 😅.

[@guanchengyueji]

idk about other languages but all Chinese and other eastern Asian languages that he pronounced in his channel were wrong

[@ladysnowblood]

yes, please make the vid on foods. I laughed so hard watching this

[@prdalien0]

Learning and kneeling over from laughter at the same time.

[@lunaluckie6737]

Devi assolutamente fare il video con le pronunce dei piatti italiani!

[@fabiana.4640]

I'm going to ask Julien to explain how to pronounce "irrefragabile" and "scoiattolo"

[@irmar]

Ho dovuto guardarmi "irrefragabile" sul vocabolario. Interessante, ora so una nuova parola!

[@PC_Simo]

6:55 Also, *_WHICH_* ”C” is pronounced, like a ”CH” in *_WHICH_* language?! Because the 1st ”C” is pronounced, like a ”CH” in Italian (which is: [k]), because it’s followed by an ”A”, and the 2nd ”C” is pronounced, like a ”CH” in English! 🤯😅

[@yana_1547]

That was hilarious 😂

[@TheACSB010]

Metatron rant time

[@kalinkapavlova9398]

I watched one video of his and felt like getting drunk so I could forget everything I had heard.

[@monalisadavinci7076]

The Frenchman promotes vino too!

[@AlessioCollura]

The world needs more pronounce's reactions

[@NoName-yw1pt]

YES!!! Been waiting for this video 😁

[@keithkannenberg7414]

Now I kind of want to make a KZbin channel teaching people to pronounce English with completely made up pronunciations. Maybe with a thick, thick New York accent. And go completely over the top so it's obvious that I'm just having fun with it.

[@theredknight9314]

This is so funny. Your mom sounds like a kind soul. 😊

[@emmanuelwood8702]

He's applying features of his own language to another language and thinks he's doing things right.

[@aris1956]

In one of my comments under this video I said that this is kind of like when one wants to learn Italian cooking, how to prepare classic and original Italian dishes and you watch American or English cooking channels.

[@sststr]

Obviously "mi amore" is wrong - everybody knows that it is when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, *that's* amore!

[@RogerRamos1993]

When Julien was taking Italian lessons his teacher told him "Pay attention to the double consonants" Julien: Sure, professori. Never again will I not pronounce a double consonant.

[@tehArgento]

hahaha and it's a french XD

[@PhotriusPyrelus]

The phone calls were the best part of the video. I haven't laughed that hard in weeks.

[@xneapolisx]

As we say in Napoli: chist sta chin'e sbagli (questo ha sbagliato tanto - this guy made so many mistakes) 😂

[@Polpaccio]

Moreover we don't say "spaghetti bolognese" but "spaghetti alla bolognese".

[@xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044]

The sad thing is...people in France actually believe that Italians sound like Super Mario ...whenever they try to pronounce Italian words they over-exaggerate the stressed syllable and sound extremely awkward