14 things you should NEVER DO in Italy

[@NyalJAWC]

Let me know if you guys enjoyed this 😌

[@giuliascarpelli9380]

Yes please go to Italy and film yourself doing all of this things😂

[@lorenzobordignon6997]

That was so funny and true🤣🤣

[@matteosoli7715]

Good job bro, nice video

[@N1dr3X]

yes you have to pay water... BUT NOT IN SICILY 😂

[@stefanias1188]

Funny and true🤣🤣

[@davidefrate9394]

“Italians almost never get drunk” *laughs in venetian*

[@emiliocandido3498]

ahahhahahaha

[@Argomentatore]

Laughs in bestemmie

[@stefanias1188]

Ma infatti quando mai🤣🤣🤣

[@maddan0138]

Sabato beviamo più spritz che acqua 🤣

[@MarcoDegan]

A verità xè che no se imbriaghemo parchè ne voria un mutuo...

[@bolla0079]

"la colazione all'italiana è di solito un cappuccino e una brioche" SI, QUELLA DA BAR, ma diciamolo tutti insieme qual è la vera colazione italiana: LATTE (CON NESQUIK O MENO) E GOCCIOLE/PAN DI STELLE, ohhh

[@thetheoryofgeometrydashpre9238]

Confermo👍

[@animemyworld6101]

Confermo 😂

[@riccardopalamidesse4196]

Latte nesquik e barchette tutta la vita😌

[@ginevrabalestrieri3194]

Bravaaaa

[@krashface4870]

Mah, io normalmente bevo una tazza di tè e vado avanti fino a pranzo

[@Vicky-dx1gh]

I'm italian and I work in a bar. One day a tourist asked me one latte... And yes, I gave her a glass of milk.

[@emiliocandido3498]

lo sappiamo benissimo cosa intendono... siamo solo stronzi!

[@raniamejri4474]

Com’è giusto che sia

[@TENEBROLESO]

@@emiliocandido3498 no ti devi imparare due cazzo di parole, come in ogni paese che vai a visitare.

[@scillawolf]

@@TENEBROLESO concordo, io in Croazia devo sempre chiedere "kava bez mlijeka" = "caffè senza latte", perché se non glielo dici ti portano il caffelatte! Quindi sì, assolutamente, è giusto imparare i termini giusti di paese in paese.

[@AlexYaga]

come è finita se posso chiedere?

[@fabriziopastorino3792]

nel 1500 abbiamo messo le mutande ai francesi e insegnato a usare la forchetta, bisogna proseguire insegnando agli americani a mangiare bene aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@beppex_8489]

spettacolare ahhahha

[@AnotherFra]

😂

[@beppex_8489]

@@y2vo35 da quale meandro di superiorità parli? Chi sei? Se l'Italia è il popolo più patetico e la Nazione più patetica, secondo me vivi sulla luna. Dopo i Greci, gli italiani hanno insegnato al mondo la civiltà, togliendo dalla vita rurale ogni cosa. Hanno reso loro simili tutti i paesi colonizzati. Fai un giro a Roma e vedi la storia cosa è. L'Italia ha insegnato al mondo come vivere, come gestirsi. L'Italia ha avuto Giulio Cesare, Marco Aurelio, Augusto, Leonardo che ha insegnato l'arte nel mondo, Michelangelo che nessuno avrà mai, Dante Alighieri il padre della letteratura europea. Pirandello, Foscolo, Leopardi, Pascoli, Petrarca, Ariosto, Brunelleschi. Esempi della perfezione del nostro paese che puoi solo osservare sbavando. La città di Firenze, Roma, Bologna, Napoli, Bari, Cosenza, Palermo, Catania, Ancona, Pescara, Milano, Venezia, Torino, le abbiamo solo noi e voi ci invidierete per sempre

[@fabriziopastorino3792]

@@beppex_8489 sicuramente è un poveraccio con gli antenati che vivevano nelle grotte quando i nostri costruivano terme e fognature, se usa il telefono ed altro lo deve a noi

[@beppex_8489]

@@fabriziopastorino3792 sì infatti, si commentano da soli... menomale che ci siamo e ci siamo stati. Ha pure cancellato il commento...😂😂😂

[@pietroronsisvalle8359]

Did you know? Every time someone puts cheese on fish an Italian dies

[@nicolasinguanti9986]

Cheese on fish? You make me laugh. Every time someone puts ketchup on pasta 5 Italians commits suicide

[@marcored3653]

Molti pensano che sia una leggenda..... poveri stolti

[@animemyworld6101]

It's pineapple on pizza?!?!? Do we forget that? You can't be hearty for Italians especially Neapolitans I speak as Napoletana

[@tinothelegend9717]

Actually, I put parmesan in pasta with fish 😂 And it's amazing E sono italiano ahah

[@pietroronsisvalle8359]

@@tinothelegend9717 you are a monster 😂

[@joeragliardo]

You can order a cappuccino in the afternoon with some cookies. What is forbidden is to have a cappuccino during lunch or dinner

[@joeragliardo]

@Andrea Olivieri di pomeriggio d’inverno al bar è perfettamente normale ordinare un cappuccino. Chiaro che a luglio alle tre di pomeriggio anche no...

[@heliacopter]

@@joeragliardo io che l'ho preso alle 7:30 di sera mentre le mie amiche bevevano lo spritz perché non mi piace tanto: ah non si può?

[@joeragliardo]

@@heliacopter si può far tutto certo che se bevi il cappuccino mangiando le patatine fritte che sono arrivate insieme allo spritz non è vietato ma certamente non è raccomandato persino dai gastroenterologi...

[@KiArEttA276]

@@heliacopter io ho preso il cappuccino dopo cena prima di andare a letto perché non avevo voglia di tè o camomilla...frega un tubo sinceramente

[@davideceriani3677]

No, non ho parole hahaha! Non puoi dirmi che puoi bere il cappuccino anche al pomeriggio con i biscotti! Sei anche italiano hahaha cioè ti concedo il latte e biscotti a merenda ma il cappuccino non si può vedere haah

[@puffolilla6674]

Colazione al bar: brioche e cappuccino Colazione a casa: latte e biscotti.

[@hitorp]

che non è vero che il cappuccino non si prende mai dopo mezzogiorno cosa dice agli stranieri sta qua

[@simosil7868]

​@@hitorpgeneralmente no

[@hitorp]

@@simosil7868 generalmente infatti, non c'è una legge che lo vieti quindi ho servi cosa ti dice (se è fattibile) o semplicemente perdi dei clienti e dei soldi

[@ByValeful]

Pizza is different also because outside of italy it often comes from chains like pizzahut or domino's and it is junk food, while in italy it's usually healthier

[@AlexYaga]

pizza was born in italy and it will be always made the same as it was born here (if you know what i mean)

[@kwillette1701]

I live in the northeast. I wouldn’t eat chain restaurant pizza under pain of death!

[@terri9917]

"they almost never get drunk"??? man ask it to my uncle Gastone if he get drunk, he'll try to answer

[@IKBmaiunagioia]

HAHAHHAHAHAHA

[@Marco-zy5yv]

I think my dad has never been drunk he don’t like drinking

[@terri9917]

@@Marco-zy5yv your dad is not my uncle

[@Marco-zy5yv]

@@terri9917 i didn’t say so 🤦

[@filipporubino4163]

We may get drunk as a consequence of drinking, but that's not the goal

[@balthier197]

“Italian don’t get grunk” please. PLEASE.

[@tutubeos]

As an Italian I can say that the worst of all is putting ketchup on a pizza, that should be punishable by law 😁

[@grgbnz9353]

O la pizza con l'ananas (or pineapple on the pizza)

[@AlexYaga]

io l'ho voluto provare (spoiler fa cagare)

[@gustover5325]

@@grgbnz9353 in verità è pineapple

[@grgbnz9353]

@@gustover5325 risolto

[@hamoudasmiri8442]

@@AlexYaga Questi sono gusti, conosco tanti italiani a cui piace (anche napoletani se ti stupisci) quindi non capisco perchè si debba insultare.....se non ti piace non la mangi e ovviamente non la insulti!

[@Melanie-zm5ds]

la sua risata mi spacca😂🤧

[@ausosa]

Penso di amarlo

[@scillawolf]

…le palle 😃

[@theGreatKingofSpiders]

Mettiamo anche una 15° cosa da non fare....MAI SCAMMARE UN ITALIANO

[@mikysanta7233]

Ahahahah concordo

[@elizabeth.a.f.d]

I'm italian ad I order cappuccino even in the afternoon, nobody ever looked at me in a weird way nor said something to me. If I want to drink cappuccino at 5pm, let me just do it! I pay you, after all 🤣 PS: the guy is obviously italian, but I think the girl is from another country and she has lived in Italy for a very long time

[@solvesoul727]

Ma infatti hai ragione, io ho un bar con cucina e posso garantirti che gli italiani bevono cappuccino anche il pomeriggio,questa classifica non è giustissima e non sono d accordo con parecchie cose. Per quanto riguarda il cappuccino, l’unica cosa che noi non accettiamo è pranzare/cenare con esso come fanno spesso i Tedeschi per esempio, per il resto si beve anche al pomeriggio..Che poi gli Italiani siano più propensi all’aperitivo a quell’ora ok,ma non è vero che non lo accettiamo. and you’re right, I’m Italian and I run a Bar with kitchen,l can guarantee that a lot of Italians have cappuccino even in the afternoon, in fact I don’t agree with everything in this list. The only thing Italians really hate about Capuccino is when people drink it while having lunch/dinner like (usually ) germans often do. Perhaps they meant that Italians are more likely to drink an aperitif during that time but it’s not true that we don’t accept it at all.

[@Myria83]

Same here.

[@albertoorsi1365]

Voi non siete, italiane! Poi si parla in generale... Per la serie :umorismo sporcarmi tutto! Mi sa che votate Lega 😀

[@solvesoul727]

@@albertoorsi1365 ti rispondo all’unica cosa che ho capito del tuo commento: Lega? si proprio quella giusta hai trovato hahaha

[@balthier197]

Io mi faccio il cappuccino a ogni ora del giorno, ribelliamoci

[@danielferraresi2818]

We Italians don't get drunk? Me at the end of a wedding near Venice: the aunt of my father (80yo) in front of me told me, "I never seen anybody drink so much water like you". Than I took a look to the rest of the bottles on the table, the only one opened was mine...

[@Darlene.76]

appunto ad un matrimonio, il sabato sera o a qualche evento, molta gente beve alcolici durante i pasti principali ogni giorno, in alcuni paesi è proprio un usanza bere con i colleghi dopo il lavoro e non l'aperitivo.

[@oalsecnev1]

Ma è la cazzata più grossa che abbia mai sentito. Anzi, noi italiani, come inglesi e tedeschi, ci spacchiamo a merda. L'unica differenza è che, nella maggior parte dei casi lo facciamo nel contesto giusto.

[@Darlene.76]

@@oalsecnev1 niente, non capite. Nel Contesto, appunto. Loro bevono sempre, a tutti i pasti, quasi ogni giorno! Gli italiani bevono prevalentemente vino a cena, non fino ad ubriacarsi. E non tutti i giorni. E se bevi alcol o birra nei locali lo fai solo il fine settimana o in qualche occasione. Questa è la differenza

[@Ariom76]

@@oalsecnev1 ma hai mai visto come si riducono inglesi nel tedeschi il venerdì sera? Non c'è proprio paragone.

[@oalsecnev1]

@@Darlene.76 e infatti io che ho detto? "Nel contesto giusto". Chiaro che non ci ammazziamo in un normale pranzo o una normale cena, ma è semplicemente ridicolo affermare che gli italiani sono, e cito testualmente, "maestri della moderazione". Gli italiani hanno il buonsenso di evitare di consumare superalcolici e cocktail durante i pasti, ma ho visto miliardi di volte cene o aperitivi sfociare in sbronze colossali. Lo facciamo dopo, ma lo facciamo

[@clarissediagne8600]

Dove sono gli italiani ?🙋🏽‍♀️ perché guardò video stranieri sull’Italia

[@federicovalentini8874]

Qui

[@animemyworld6101]

Eccoci

[@ermelindaciaramella5271]

eccomii

[@gretasaporito2523]

Eccomi!

[@stefaniatotaro8009]

A me sembra una presa per culo

[@danielerastrelli6321]

I am Italian and thise rule aee perfect of the Italian tradition especially the rule: no parmigiano on the fish in Italy is a capital sin

[@chiarafonzi9613]

The secret of our small breakfast is ... that we simply make two: another mid-morning one between 10 and 11.

[@AlexYaga]

poi a pranzo mia zia prepara per 5 quando sono solo lei e mio zio haha

[@hikarii998]

I m Italian but sometimes I order a cappuccino in the evening like at the seven p.m, when it' s cold outside . And it isn't so strange. And guys... People of my age from18 to 26 years old drink a lot with friends we aren't so moderate ahahahahahaha

[@pietromartinelli1910]

Esatto ahahahah gli stessi italiani in sto video hanno creato nuovi stereotipi su di noi

[@mahikuro5441]

Mia madre spesso ci pranza e ci cena con cappuccino e qualche biscotto, quindi alla fine non è neanche così tabù ahah

[@user-pescatore99]

And a fact that nor the american but surprisignly even a lot of italians do not know is that we are very good in the grigliata(to have a barbecue). And here we drink as much as we eat ahaha

[@masterggb8480]

Si vede dall inglese che sei italiana🤣

[@Myria83]

Io sono Italiana e il cappuccino a volte lo prendo pure a merenda... LOL

[@Myria83]

I'm Italian, but I sometimes drink cappuccino in the afternoon too... And I drink tap water all the time.

[@rosbyaffa3553]

Assassina della patria !!!ahahhaha

[@simoneteritti1120]

C'è chi lo prende anche la sera ma d'inverno

[@lisapote6725]

Esatto, anche io lo faccio. Non si prende durante i pasti, per il resto è ok

[@giogio1567]

Bè nel pomeriggio proprio non lo berei ma la sera magari d'inverno cenando co cappuccio e biscotti ci sta!

[@sebastianformentini8248]

Bro I think you are my favorite KZbinr💪💪💪greatings from Italy🇮🇹

[@NyalJAWC]

Ayyy thanks bro appreciate it 🙌🏽

[@sagidasyed6314]

Ubi venis?

[@pastunaca2765]

The ketchup on the pasta or on the pizza is something of horror, that's true man

[@natandettori2190]

We drink a lot as well, trust me, we can drink af, we just dont drink so much on a daily basis maybe? But in the north we drink more that in the south, especially veneto and friuli

[@alessandrozigliani2615]

Actually spritz with pizza or other steet food... I do it sometimes... and I regularly drink prosecco with many many dishes.

[@antoniociccarelli1524]

Come to Marche or Veneto and you will see that we italians can be drunk

[@NyalJAWC]

Hahaha do they get real drunk

[@antoniociccarelli1524]

@@NyalJAWC sure 😂😂

[@anastasia.00]

@@NyalJAWC Veneto's and Friuli's people are heavy drinkers 😂

[@laurasereni6044]

@@NyalJAWC ABSOLUTLY YES, a perfect example :florence

[@strikedn]

@@anastasia.00 True. Living in Veneto, being drunk is our normal condition.

[@tonymetrolux6228]

You know what is REALLY forbidden? Pineapple on pizza

[@angelica439]

The tap water is actually perfectly drinkably and follows strict standards, but we still don't like to drink it we're just think it's not as good (the water is drinkable but then it might taste a little different based on like the plumbing and we don't like that). At home we do drink it but we have special filter jugs that we always use. As for the pizza it is acceptable to have a slice of your friend's pizza if you want to try it as long as ordered pizza too and give a slice of your own back :)

[@kwillette1701]

That’s what we do, we each order our own, then we trade slices so we each get to try more pizzas!! 😁

[@lena-ex7bv]

It's not that we /never/ get drunk, but like here it's pretty common to start drinking very young (like 14 years old), so you have all your crazy years of getting shit faced drunk and all that stuff as you are a teenager, and once you get in your twenties you start to calm down and don't see the appeal to get very drunk anymore -and also everyone has a high tolerance of alchol at that point so you would need a lot of it to get properly drunk

[@GioeleCiriello]

Seriously I've never thought on where cheek to kiss first, but on second thought it's always the right cheek. And regarding on sharing pizza we always decide before it comes, if it will be a personal pizza or a big pizza to share (we call it "a metro").

[@clizia]

exactly... left side first

[@vasorotto19]

@@clizia anche io sempre da sinistra

[@AlexYaga]

che poi se ci si scambia qualche fetta in famiglia come facciamo noi non vedo dove sia il problema, poi se qualcuno pensa di ordinare una pizza classica per 5 persone...

[@elisacapobianco1671]

Your laugh is amazing 😂 I just couldn't not laugh when you started laughing

[@gloriasan7793]

First, it's not tue that breakfast is only sweet, in fact, in every cafe you can find a lot of savoury croissants or something else to have a savoury breakfast ( I don't like sweet breakfast). Second, in the north Italy is difficult that you kiss on the cheeks (to greet) someone who don't know very well.

[@malarobo]

Yes, in the bars there are many salty things (sandwich or flat bread or even slice of pizza), but the sweet breakfast is more common. And is unusual to eat eggs and bacon or an english-like breakafast, I think no bar does that.

[@albertoorsi1365]

Polentona permalosa!

[@papjri]

Actually ask for tap water was normal until early 2000s, don't know what happened after, but I clearly remember that in the 90s I could walk into cafe, ask for a glass of tap water, use the toilet and then simply leave

[@natandettori2190]

I did as well

[@1000-i7d]

Ma anche al sud è così no? Cioè quando vado in Sicilia se chiedo un bicchier d'acqua me lo danno senza problemi

[@papjri]

@@1000-i7d non saprei, io vivo al centro

[@natandettori2190]

@@1000-i7d non so non sono del sud

[@zzzfia2626]

anche a me lo danno e sono in pieno nord

[@fdg3395]

12:07 i’ m italian and this hurt me the most.

[@88Evolet88]

I'm an italian waitress and after lunch tourists customers ask me cappuccino...so, i think it is weird, but i don't laugh in their face 🤔

[@danilodardano8405]

Am I the only Italian who doesn't freak out about the cappuccino in the afternoon?

[@elenore9404]

‘’I never seen like an italian get drunk’’ me: 🙂 ANYWAY SOO

[@solvesoul727]

Actually: 1) yes 2) yes 3) nope, Italians often have Capuccino in the afternoon, we just hate when you drink it while having lunch/dinner. That’s sacrilege. 4) true that we prefer our breakfast to be sweet but there’s a lot of places that sells salty food for breakfast, it also depends on the city you’re visiting. Surely not eggs and bacon dude. 5) ABSOLUTELY YES,If you ask for cheese you will be insulted a lot. They’re right tho. 6) that’s bullshit. Cocktails while having a meal it’s very common, there’s a lot of restaurants that combine cocktails with their dishes. And since we’re fans of the “aperitivo” it’s very common that you stay for dinner too. We prefer to have a glass of wine with it but many people will having spritz or cocktails as well. 7)it’s not true that you can’t drink tap water and it’s not true that restaurant won’t give it to you for free, it’s just rude that you go to a restaurant /bar order a tap water,use the toilet and just leave. ( specially without asking or saying hi) If the restaurant won’t serve it to you it’s cause of laws of hygiene do not allow it ( even if 99% of the time the tap water is very safe and clean ) but it’s more likely that they won’t give it to you cause often people go to restaurant,order tap water,sit for hours and then leave. 8) true. 9) half yes half no. True that we prefer to relax with friends while eating and surely we have a lot of respect in the whole dining process but it’s also true that we have plenty of street food and markets, specially in the south. 10)we don’t share a normal size pizza but we have large or metro pizza for that purpose. 11)yes that’s just orrible. 12) the truest truth of truest truth. SHAME ON YOU. 13) LMFAO WHAT?!Who told you?? We put alchool in everything. 14) just wanted to points out that kissing the cheeks it’s something we do only with close friends cause people around the world really thinks we do this with everyone and all the time lmfao

[@Myria83]

I agree on each point.

[@groovyside75]

Point 9: in northern Italy too . Point 10: not in northern Italy

[@solvesoul727]

@@groovyside75 ( non so se sei italiano ma nel dubbio) yes there’s street food markets in north Italy tho in fact I said “ specially “ in the south cause they surely have more markets than north’s aaaaand I’m from north Italy and you can have large or metro pizza everywhere, and that’s for the purpose of sharing with friends.

[@Andyfabi07]

3:09 L'ha rubato Ciro (inizia la tarantella napoletana) Translation: Ciro stole it (the Neapolitan tarantella begins)

[@pupone88]

Very funny 😂 "hi to everyone" from south Italy

[@flavio6995]

Non è che l'acqua del rubinetto è acqua sporca, ma sai com'è, se sei un ristorante, almeno l'acqua in bottiglia buona dai ....

[@Zelda19Thunder97Shot]

vero, ma tipo in germania l'acqua la paghi seriamente anche 5-6 euro al litro, capisci che uno resta umile e la chiede dal rubinetto? 😂

[@maralunascantamburlo9713]

Risparmieremmo un botto di plastica però

[@flavio6995]

@@maralunascantamburlo9713 vero

[@valentinazanon5982]

In Trentino diamo anche l'acqua del rubinetto... Penso dipenda dalla regione

[@ausosa]

@@maralunascantamburlo9713 al ristorante sono quasi tutte in vetro (che di solito riutilizzano)

[@zenithhyper7973]

Don't agree on lot of things First of all, u can eat and drink while walking... it's not easy eating a pizza (of a single slice) while walking but whatever lol U can order a Cappuccino whenever u want to. If it's on their menù, u can order it. We don't usually share pizza coz we decide it beforehand if we want to share it. Italian pizza is not as big as American one, for example. U can order a bigger one ("a metro", as another viewer said) but u have to say it clearly, otherwise u will implicitly order a pizza for a single person. U can put ketchup and mayo on pizza. We rlly don't like it on Margherita and other pizzas with tomato sauce BUT u can use it on pizzas like chips n kebab or stuff like that. Also come with fish n cheese. Using cheese with spaghetti AND fish is kinda strange for us but nobody will tell you "yo bro, don't eat that tuna with some cheese cream, it's prohibited !!!" coz also some restaurant prepare that kind of dishes Last but not least, Italian never get drunk. Yeah, sure. We don't use alcohol. There're only like, idk, thousand bar that sells shot or birra at like 2 euro each and in big cities like Rome and specially Naples u can see at night, in particular from Friday to Sunday , a lot o drunken teens or men

[@concettasorvillo3719]

I remeber having a coffee with an american friend in a cafe. She took well the classic american coffee which is a very big big cup for us and she enjoyed to talk a lot while having this big cup and in the meanwhile I ordered like three or four normal italian coffee to stay with her talking. In the end she asked me "But why did you take the american one, it's like your four coffes together!" Problem is: american coffee it's very light, so to follow her I didn't sleep that night because of pressure ahah And to be honest I LOVE the intercontinental breakfast, which is how italians call the english breakfast with eggs and becon and toast. But normally I enjoy it as a treat in Saturdays or Sundays :D I have to say tho, as an italian and a napolitan, the point about the pizza is not really true. It's true that buy one pizza for a group it's a little strange and usually we buy more pizzas with different flavors to share, but it's possible to share :) The real truth it's we like to eat, so one pizza shared it's not enough for us! About ketchup... I saw people cook past with eat, disgusting :D About drinks... I think that the reality is: italians, but in general europeans, start to drink earlier than americans so they are capable to be sober and resist more. But in formal situation italians usually don't like to lose too much control, is not really elegant. Then it's depend: if it's wine, italians like to enjoy it a lot and taste the flavour, generally they don't get drank with it (unless is a student party, the rules don't apply there :D) About the kiss on the cheek ahahah I don't know ho many foreigners I've kissed because we start from the "wrong" side. Especially in France! And we kiss A LOT.

[@giovanniippodromo4731]

React to zitti e buoni has win the festival of the music italin pls

[@NyalJAWC]

Ooo yes I’ll check this out for sure

[@marcellointraina4887]

Number 5. I beg you, DON'T DO IT. It kills the taste of the fish. It's like putting a Muscle car engine in a small Japanese subcompact car. I had almost a heart attack seeing an American dude covering his carbonara with a lot of pepper, in Ravenna. I told to him that he must not do that, it seemed an hostage crisis, in TV thrillers, ahah. The hostage was the carbonara, obviously. Harmonize the flavours,, this is our rule.

[@jimicrew]

Tap water is ok at the Bar. They give it to you free if you ask for it. Usually italians doesn't ask for it.

[@user-pescatore99]

At least in tuscany,especially if someone needs energy, after the work,it is quite common to ask for a cofee at the sixteen when someone has a meal called merenda, usually with a cornetto (croissant). Another very important thing: every wine has its name,,there is a red or a white type,no both. If you want some hints,and you still want,maybe,a white Brunello(it is only a red wine) you can ask: "i want a good white wine from the surroundings of Montalcino(the place where Brunello is produced),what do you suggest me?" Ps:i have not mentioned the vin santo,to be short is a sweet wine.

[@adrianagalli7504]

Nobody in Italy says anything If you ask for a cappuccino at whatever time.If a waiter says something on this point he is just rude. You must know that we do not play mandoline and we do not eat pizza every day. I know this is a cultural shock, I know, but you must know it

[@lushika1219]

hi i'm italian if you came in italy and go inside a bar asking for a cappuccino they fucnking give it to you cause nobody give a shit abaut what do you want in which time :)

[@superkom4707]

In Italy, you have to watch out for little mice. They are full of them, some have alcohol problems. Once, when I was in Italy, I met a little mouse who asked me for a piece of cheese. I didn't have any cheese, so we started drinking vodka. The mouse complained that Italians often did not look at their feet and trample little mice. About the fact that fewer and fewer crumbs are lying on the streets and the little mice are starving.

[@federicoextfedericoext8038]

Now, guys, I'm italian, and yeah it's true that we never eat while we're walking, but it's false that we also don't drink, while we walk, we drink without problems, coca cola, fanta, or others; the only think we never drink while we're walking is coffee.

[@brusch1553]

this dude laughing made my day Thank you Nyal

[@isaksawadogo8623]

Non si ubriacano quasi mai cazzata del secolo dillo ai nonneti fuori dai bar ahahaha/do not get drunk almost, bullshit of the century, tell granny outside the bars

[@francescop364]

You are sooo joyfull! Fun video! But in italy we have street food too, we eat olso on the street some times🥰

[@marcobovo463]

One of the funniest things is knowing that it's been seen by so many Italians

[@AlexYaga]

sarebbe stato divertente il contrario, quando si parla del nostro paese da parte di altre persone siamo sempre interessati di cosa pensano gli altri paesi di noi

[@pietro3157]

You can say ciao in the informal restaurants/places. Nay, sometimes, the waiter say ciao for first. On the breakfast You can also eat small sandwiches and stuff like that.

[@unprofessionalpenguin3995]

As an Italian this is ridicolous

[@serenagates1824]

Omg I'm in love with your accent!!!! Where are you from??? Ps. I'm italian and I confirm everything that's said in the video....and I'm from Napoli, so PLEASE do NOT put ketchup on pizza. It's a holy thing, RESPECT!

[@paolacelli823]

Anni fa ho vissuto l'incubo degli incubi in un ristorante sul mare a Taormina. Coppia di tedeschi, piatto di vongole veraci con parmigiano mentre sorseggiavano un cappuccino!!!🤮😱 Sono ancora in analisi 😂😂😂

[@fede0495]

Bro your videos have only one flaw, they end ahahhaha I miss your music reaction btw

[@NyalJAWC]

Hahaha ayyy thanks brother 🙌🏽, hopefully I’ll start them again soon

[@hika_ariel]

I recommend pasta grammar, their videos are hilarious!

[@NyalJAWC]

Ahaha are they ? 😂

[@hika_ariel]

@@NyalJAWC they are! :) Also very accurate (I can confirm as italian)

[@frankpower97]

Tap water it's actually good here, (there are very few exception which I will discuss later) it's just a misconception that we don't give tap water because it's bad, we offer bottled water because of etiquette, even in my very home, my mother give bottled water when people come visiting while we drink our tap water in a normal meal. the exception is a few rural places where water is polluted, and the water in the hotel room, especially on the higher floors, our buildings are often older than the history of america and we joke around saying that the water pipes are even older. ( obviously it doesn't apply to everyone, but better safe than sorry no ? ...) ps sorry if I butchered english, as you can see I am italian lol

[@masterggb8480]

5:28 scusami???? Mi prendi in giro? IL PARMIGIANO SUL PESCE??? Traduction: (Angery in Italian)

[@simonabuonocore8548]

You can also have a zabaglione for breakfast or a poached egg...if you are at home also milk and bread, or with biscuit or cereals... you don't necessarly have to go to a bar...that' maily for working people or to have a break.

[@shirubia_s]

The only inaccurate thing is the one about getting drunk...WE DRINK...A LOT

[@chiararigamonti1672]

We share the thick pizza when we buy a whole one (6 to 8 slices). And we sometimes get drunk 🤣🤣🤣

[@redbear4350]

Me, an italian girl... I drink a cappuccino whenever suits me.... Anyway, you must react to a video about our Hands gesture.

[@vittoria1091]

Mamma mia 🤣🤣🤣sono morta 🤣🤣🤣🤣 ma fino ad ora pensavo che baciare le persone per salutarsi si facesse in tutto il mondo🤣🤣🤣sarebbe troppo strano non farlo più... Ahahahah comunque grandissimo mi hai fatto spaccare dalle risate🤣🤣🤣Ciauuuu

[@taddarita75]

You laugh is contagious!! 😂😂 Ciao from Sicily.

[@lucacasagrande7877]

From an Italian: in ordinary places so with few tourism you should respect these rules, but in big cities you can also speak in English and order whatever you want (not the parmisan on fish!)

[@strikedn]

You can order cappuccino in the afternoon. No problem at all.

[@doctorj2987]

IN ITALY WE LITERALLY LOVE YOU

[@danighezzi]

As an Italian I would like to dispel the myth according to which ordering a cappuccino in the afternoon is prohibited. It's not true, even if it's not usual, many Italians do it too. What you shouldn't do is order a cappuccino during your meal. In that case it may happen that a waiter refuses to prepare it, but only because he knows that the tourist would then feel sick to his stomach. Tourists never consider that in Mediterranean countries the cuisine is very different, especially in terms of condiments: ordering a glass containing a lot of milk (a simple latte would be different because in that case the quantity of milk is minimal) after eating foods containing onions, garlic, lemon, vinegar... it's the best recipe for feeling sick and shitting your pants :) if a waiter refuses to serve you, he does it for your own good... and to avoid stupid reviews like "they serve expired food and I was bad".

[@rakanbaho7453]

Maestri della moderazione... E POI C’È IL MOVIMENTO 5 LITRI

[@mo0n.childd]

K-Ketchup on pizza? LIKE EXCUSE ME WHAT-

[@theitaliangamer1997]

actually when they say about cappuccino it's a breakfast thing it's wrong, at 4 pm I drink a cappuccino at the bar and they don't tell me anything

[@dedaluz100]

Many of the things you described in the video are not forbidden, but unusual. Do not be afraid to provide laughter, the Italians are nice and easy going (especially the exhibitors), they are having fun with you. There are no strict rules, only one I would like to say: In church you cannot dress as you please, women must be covered (shoulders and neckline) otherwise they will not let you in, you could cause serious embarrassment ( I do not agree with this silly rule )

[@ettoreferrari8590]

I appreciate you very much because you are a sunny and very nice person .. smile often and put a good mood .. thanks for this .. I am an Italian who has lived in northern Europe and in some Arab country. By now I no longer follow all the rules described in the video .. When I return to Italy and I am a guest of my mother and she sees me eating sweet and sour, drinking cappuccino even in the afternoon and together with pizza, well. . she tells me I'm strange (and that's the same reaction from my friends too) .. I have a lot of fun learning from all cultures ... I will continue to enjoy your every video .. you are cool !!

[@lobosolitario1962]

I felt so confused at 3:08, like, how’s that too little?? I’m from Spain and, when you ask for a coffee, you also get this little cup :’)

[@gnthbthnkahmgepyogshugg]

Delivered pizzas in Italy are also rather small so if you share them you'll be hungry afterwards. About pizza and pineapple; I kinda like it if I'm extremely hungry.

[@ipertaro1990]

Actually our tap water is very good but a lot of restaurants don't serve you tap water cause it's cheap, but we have very good water expecially in the north. I live close to San Pellegrino so.. ;)

[@alessandroarban]

Love from Italy 🇮🇹❤️. You should react to "Garbage Evilution". It's a nitro music album released in February

[@masterggb8480]

12:17 dude, why, why, YOU LITTLE PIECE OF (Italian gibberish intensafies)

[@bluesfun]

I clicked on the video pretty much ready to complain and be picky but I laughed all the time. :-) Very funny reaction, you made the video funnier. :-) BTW, everything is pretty much appropriate, maybe not everything so "strict", but pretty much true. :-)

[@puddinagamer]

il Cappuccino puoi ordinarlo sempre. Questa cosa qui non è vera.

[@squalofr]

Oh, finiamola con questa cosa del cappuccino! Ognuno lo beve quando vuole e nessuno si meraviglia se si ordina un cappuccino di pomeriggio.

[@ShadowSoul92]

Personally, I don't like coffee that is too narrow, but neither do Americans like it, which is practically water. So I always take a macchiato, that is a coffee that is indeed espresso, but in addition it has milk, like cappuccino, but, the macchiato can be taken at any time, since it is not cappuccino and is served in normal coffee cups. coffee ... In addition, in the glass is better, that is when it is served in a glass cup!

[@claudiograssi1037]

We became more flexible about cappuccino. I'm italian, I love capuccino and I can order it at any time without surprising the barman. The only "sin" could be ordering cappuccino while eating.

[@elcianner]

The true Italian breakfast is an espresso and a cigarette

[@zibbaf7060]

hahhahahhaha

[@mywishLE]

Talk per te😂

[@g.a.4978]

11:05 you know, i don't think anything' s gonna happen but italians are very vocal about complaints especially in the spur of the moment. so you'd defenetly get shouted at, a lot, not very offensive remarks but defenetly a lot of "OOOOOOO!" "HEYHEYHEYHEY!" "WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING" and so on, i think dumbass, asshole or bastard are the worst things you'll hear; also you'll never be trusted near a pizza again.

[@puccio5794]

Hilarious, but absolutely true.

[@Gigi_Latrottola]

Nessuno ti dirà mai niente, se prendi un cappuccino alle 2 P.M. in un bar. Il bar è una caffetteria, sono li apposta per fare i cappuccini, tutto il giorno. Un'altro discorso, cosa totalmente differente, è ordinare un cappuccino al ristorante finito di mangiare. Questo non si fa.

[@kryscolle5262]

"non si ubriacano quasi mai" .... not in North-East of Italy ..precisely in Veneto and Friuli

[@sofiac8093]

I'm Italian and I do eat/drink while walking, I drink cappuccino/caffelatte whenever I want, I get drunk with my friends and I never had a waiter refusing to bring something to me. What I want to say is that Italians are not that strict

[@strangerrebylovesu]

Me Italian😂😂 I love his laugh omg

[@matteopianta1182]

1)_if you like maionese on pizza, you will like eat when your eyes are closed. (Better eat my pants than maionese pizza 2)_I'm italian,and I'm drunk this time right now

[@vnnxyz1473]

She's English Living with his Boyfriend who's from Naples Italy; both living in Milan !

[@michelelaraia7358]

10:14 pure il mandolino,classico stereotipo.strumento godibile in altri contesti,e scusate se lo dico.

[@MaryCavallo]

Pensavo scontato che la pizza non si condividesse, pura eresia

[@manricofaffaaround3017]

Ciao is fine whenever you want to say it even though buongiorno e buona sera are more formal

[@annatesti6604]

quando una volta con dei miei amici abbiamo letto pizza con l'ananas a un ristorante abbiamo preso e ce ne siamo andati...

[@smithkoz]

If you say we never get pissed it just means you've never spent a night in the country . However I may agree with most of the things you've shown up here. Man ketchup is forbidden except if you put it in chips