Weird Italian words: 14 "English" words Italians are using WRONG!

[@danpesmed3502]

it is very interesting that many of these words are used exactly the same way in Spanish, like playback, slips, smoking, ....

[@italymadeeasy]

Spanish and italian, often, are so close! This is helpful, right? 😊

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[@IlGattonero13]

This was a total gas, Manu! I wasn't familiar with any of these usages before. But "Le Smoking" is, famously, a women's tuxedo designed in the Sixties, by Yves Saint Laurent, that revolutionized fashion. So much fun to learn about expressions used creatively among different languages! Stammi bene, e grazie molto.

[@italymadeeasy]

Really? By by Yves Saint Laurent? Wow

[@IlGattonero13]

@@italymadeeasy Si'! Guarda: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Smoking

[@amigagr]

''the smoking'' was once the special clothes that was wearing after the diner for smoke some sigarets. so it took the name from the activity that was used for!

[@italymadeeasy]

😉Grazie!

[@italymadeeasy]

Super interesting! 😉

[@ashwinaNag]

Grazie signore manu!! I didn't have the idea about it. Keep posting helpful Italian videos 👌🏼👍🏼

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@hojomomma2319]

Another great video and a fun supplement to your course! I immediately thought of Milli Vanilli when I heard playback:)

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@sibillaschneider7332]

In tedesco usiamo le stesse parole con lo stesso significato dell'italiano: - shooting - smoking - body - slip - twin set - flipper - playback

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie mille, Sibilla Schneider per questo interessante messaggio! 😉 Davvero? Così tante?

[@moser3151]

E molti altri ancora!

[@italymadeeasy]

Wow, incredibile! Grazie per il commento, Moser 😉

[@timeavekony5325]

I was curious where is it coming from, because we use some the same in Hungarian (smoking = szmoking, body, shooting, flipper, playback). But with the german use I understand better 😉😅

[@AnneWest]

Great video! Here are a couple more fun ones: il plaid - throw (small blanket) and il relax (recliner)

[@italymadeeasy]

😂true!

[@ciberdiego]

It's interesting that in Argentina we use the majority of those words in the same way you do in Italy (feeling, smoking, playback, slips, footing...)

[@italymadeeasy]

This connection between languages is amazing, eh? 😊

[@jaytrees7304]

Also, knowing some history helps ---- All Romance languages like French, Italian, Spanish, and more come from Latin. And, Latin, the language was created in what is today called Rome, Italy. Now, Italians, along with Germans, immigrated to Argentina thus bringing their language, culture, and more to Argentina hence the similarity.

[@daCubanaqt]

Argentina also has had a lot of Italian immigrants. That may have influenced the dialect.

[@jennirabbitlane]

I teach English to Italian students ... these videos really help me understand why they make the mistakes they do!

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@tomassarta]

Ma cosa ne sanno gli Inglesi dell'inglese 😁😁😂 per fortuna ci siamo noi che vi teniamo aggiornati

[@susanfeil7729]

These were all new to me. Thank you for your descriptions.

[@italymadeeasy]

thank you for your support, Susan! we are glad you learned something new from this video 🤩

[@ilanarhian]

Twin set does have the same meaning in English, it just brings to mind old ladies. I live in Germany ( though I am British), and there are definitely a lot of really funny usages of English words here too.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@Linda-tj2qi]

you're right a twin set is a matching top and cardigan, i wear them and guess what...I'm not old!

[@danitazanre]

It feels like a very 60s thing the Twin Set, but it’s had a recent comeback in the US.

[@italymadeeasy]

😉

[@Aleksandar292]

3:02 We also use the word smoking for Tuxedo in Serbian.

[@mike.repucci]

Incredible! Wonder if these words were used 60 years ago; don't think I ever heard any of these when I lived there as a child for 3 years.

[@effiealmyroudis9050]

These were very helpful. I did not know any of them! Grazie mille!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@djherlihy5790]

Totally fascinating!! Thank you for the explanations Manu. This was a lot of fun to watch.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@zaniac100]

'Twin set' has the same meaning in English. It is exactly that: a matching jumper/pullover/sweater and cardigan (made of the same fabric) designed to be worn together.

[@makos24]

Shooting, playback, smoking are the same in Hungarian too. Hearing the other ones for the first time were strange. But they don't really sway too far from the English meaning.

[@italymadeeasy]

Also in hungarian? Wow!

[@waldvogel23]

@@italymadeeasy and body and flipper are the same in Hungarian too. I guess they come from the same source.

[@YogaBlissDance]

Twin set means the same in English, it's just not used that much....but it's a matching dressy tshirt and sweater in matching colors.

[@glenbellefonte9620]

Great to see you this morning, Manu. Great video as usual. Thanks.

[@italymadeeasy]

So happy that the video taught you something that you didn't know, Glen😊

[@tomlarsen4869]

Hi Manu, thanks for these explanations. For me really interesting because we use many of these in the same way , with the same meaning in Polish - body, smoking, playback

[@italymadeeasy]

Thank you for your interesting comment, Tom! 😊

[@lowbrowrodeo]

In Dutch we use some of these words the same way. For example: Garagebox = garage. Flipperkast = pinball machine

[@sylvanusjajuamoore6980]

Hello Manu,and thanks 🙏 for your teaching am really learning by this way...Am presently in Italy attending italian language class....But with this your videos am really moving 😊💯..Grazie🙏

[@italymadeeasy]

Thank you so much Sylvanus jajuamoore, Is there anything you would like us to talk about?😊

[@sylvanusjajuamoore6980]

Learn Italian with Italy Made Easy you are welcome,sure I really want us to talk about something more..if you will not mind..

[@italymadeeasy]

Any suggestion for new videos? 😊

[@sylvanusjajuamoore6980]

Learn Italian with Italy Made Easy sure what about talking about the months and seasons in the year..!!!!!!!

[@italymadeeasy]

We'll consider your idea for a future video! Grazie 😉

[@o_felipe_reis]

Hi there! Great video! Best regards from Brazil! ;-)

[@italymadeeasy]

Some similarity in your language? 😉

[@o_felipe_reis]

@@italymadeeasy many!!!! I also speak Spanish and French so I can understand Italian a lot ;-)

[@shellyharry8189]

Fascinating! Thanks!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@ebestignani2699]

Very interesting ! Thanks

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@eleonoracheles5961]

Another one I have heard from my Italian friend is "Smart Working". Apparently it means working from home. I have not heard of this before and it is not used in Australia.

[@italymadeeasy]

You're right! 😂

[@Patrick_Bateman92]

Not used in the anglosphere as far as I'm aware and Google just produces Italian results for smart working.

[@gm-fi9lt]

This is extremely handy! Grazie mille! I learned stage already the past year. The rest was new!🔥

[@italymadeeasy]

Thank you so much K B, è un piacere per me! 😊

[@reginapolo3357]

In Panama we also use "smoking" as Italian do. I believe also Costa Rica

[@danielapruiticiarello5995]

Ciao Manu, sono italiana ma vivo in Australia...ho riso tutto il tempo, grazie per aver creato questo video. Grande!

[@italymadeeasy]

😂Che bello! Grazie a te 😊

[@perlaricami]

Grazie mille Manu...I enjoy your videos so much ... Thankyou for your generosity...you're a brilliant teacher just like my italian professor...God bless you..🙏😇.....Tanto amore dall'India.💗

[@italymadeeasy]

❤️

[@FecitAnon]

Woe. Absolutely fascinating.

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@charm6830]

Thank you, Manu! We're American born English speakers, but my husband hates the language because many words don't make sense. He'd love that a lot of these make more sense than the words we use (footing, box auto, box doccia, flipper, shooting) . What a fun topic!

[@italymadeeasy]

Ahah, thank you Char

[@patricialazzara]

questo è un video molto divertente, mi piace molto! Grazie Manu!

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@stavroulathess]

You almost had me fooled with smoking! Another great video!Grazie Manu!😃

[@italymadeeasy]

Weird, eh? 😂

[@annaro5860]

Interesting and fun material. In Polish a few of these words mean the same - body, smoking, slip(y), playback... golf = turtleneck.

[@italymadeeasy]

So interesting to read similarities also in polish! Grazie 😊

[@JoeesJewelry]

Ancora! Ottimo! Grazie Manu 💗

[@italymadeeasy]

😘Conoscevi questi utilizzi, Joee?

[@JoeesJewelry]

Non conoscevo nessuno di questi ma sento alcuni su QVC Italia.

[@italymadeeasy]

Ottimo! 😊

[@Jooxer]

Super video, thx! In Russia there is the same use of smoking! Interesting, did we adopted it from you or we made the same adoption from English?

[@douglasburch2320]

Grazie Manu!!

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie a te, thank you for supporting us! We appreciate you! 🤩

[@jaytrees7304]

Great job! You are an Italian master.

[@italymadeeasy]

😍

[@abigailbaffoe5734]

Per me è stato il box che ha il significato di garage.Mi è piaciuto davvero il video.Grazie

[@italymadeeasy]

Conoscevi già questo utilizzo? 😊

[@blackcatplaypompeii529]

Wow! Thank you

[@italymadeeasy]

😘

[@joancentofanti9431]

Non sapevo mister, stage, playback, shooting. Grazie per le spiegazioni!

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie a te 😊

[@krishanl2532]

Buongiorno! Come sta! Assolutamente adoro I tuoi video! Sono tanto bravi! Soltanto ho una domanda per Lei. Sometimes I have seen the preposition 'da' placed before infinitive verbs such as "Dammi qualcosa da bere." Is there a rule for this?

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie mille Krishan! A proposito delle preposizioni, che ne pensi di dare un'occhiata qui? 😉 -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnvbi6JufquJZtE

[@mariainacio8358]

Grazie mille Manu. Molto curioso perche anche in Brasile parliamo a la stessi paroli con lo stesso significato.

[@italymadeeasy]

Che belle le somiglianze tra le lingue! 😍

[@ICXCTSARSLAVY]

The one that drives me crazy is "fare il relax", for "to relax" or "to take time off".

[@cinnamorollgirl08]

😘 Grazie

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@johannedore6644]

In French from France, Footing, Shooting and Slip have the same meaning as in Italian. In French from Québec (my place) Feeling, Smoking, Flipper, Playback and Fiction have the same meaning as in Italian. Also, Fiction is used for books and films.

[@italymadeeasy]

So interesting! 😊

[@svavinha9092]

I was thinking the same when I was watching this !!! Plus we have "pressing, brushing" in French lol

[@tarahinibelotti8401]

Che video divertente - grazie Mille MANU!! 💗 Non sapevi l 'spressione "il golf" avese due significati ... e per me le espressioni totalmente nuove erano: fare fooitng, il mister, lo stage ...

[@italymadeeasy]

Grazie mille per il tuo messaggio, Tarahini! A te piace indossare i "golf"? 😁

[@Marcvitoria]

In Brasile, alcune di queste espressioni sono usate con lo stesso significato. Questi sono: "feeling", "body", "flipper" e "playback".

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@DavidFoggia]

Manu, could you maybe adress how to use "venire + a verb conjugated in passato prossimo"? I hear you use it a lot in the podcast. I cant find any explanation online on when to use it. Thanks

[@italymadeeasy]

We could consider your idea for a future video! Grazie, David! 😉

[@HD-ks9pk]

It’s the discorso indiretto if you want to google it :)

[@DavidFoggia]

@@HD-ks9pk I appreciate you help but I dont think that's what I was looking for. Thanks tho

[@charmainehart4086]

Lo stage!! Who knew, I thought we knicked Italian words, but you're knicking ours too, Molto divertente!!!

[@italymadeeasy]

😉

[@acelyakiziltug3208]

Many of them came familiar to me, because I'm Turkish and we use some of the words in the same way. For example playback(same), stage(we say staj), docha(we say duş in Turkish ), smoking(we say smokin)

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@Marcvitoria]

Anche in Brasile usiamo feeling o química to chemistry.

[@meliarteyoga]

I did not hear all these before but while watching this, they did not sound odd to me :D since we have similar usage of most of them in Turkish :)) Nice video ⭐⭐

[@italymadeeasy]

Thank you so much Melalab Art! Un abbraccione 😊

[@Jefkong]

Ciao Manu! How do you pronounce qlcu and qlco? Per esempio: Insegnare qlco a qlcu.

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao Jeffrey, "qlcu" means "qualcuno" / "qlco" means "qualcosa". These are abbreviations 😉

[@tusienka100]

I'm amazed how many similarities with Polish there are! We also use playback, smoking, golf, slip and flipper in very similar ways. And stage as well but we pronounce it the French way!

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@Hastdupech8509]

Well it originally was French, but since English is cool, the Italians started saying "steig" instead of "staj", although some still use it and many switch frequently (here I am). I also have a memory of many Italian (subject) teachers telling us to use the French version

[@polloloci21]

I work in Italy and many Italians tell me “Good Morning” anytime of day. I asked why- and they said that they use it like they use “buon giorno” - which they use durin daylight hours.

[@ICXCTSARSLAVY]

I actually love the phrase "good day", which is rarely used in North America, and has a nice air of sophistication and good manners to it.

[@TheTM1Channel]

Regarding "Slip" having nothing to do with English... I wouldn't count on that. Note the third definition in the noun group at www.lexico.com/definition/slip. "A loose-fitting garment, typically a short petticoat. ‘a silk slip’". So called because it tended to "slip" over the head, I believe. With regard to "Il Box Doccia", I know where that came from; it's from a hotel that I stayed at just outside of Venezia, where the shower was about the size of a cornflakes box and you had to sit on the toilet side saddle. I won't name it because most hotels in Venezia are like that, and it was a nice little hotel regardless.

[@italymadeeasy]

Ahah thank you for your references 😉

[@Niikka90]

We have "smoking" and "body" in Czech too and it has the same meaning as in Italian. We also use "playback" and we have a similar word to "slips", "slipy" is a type of men's underwear.

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@AmandeepSingh-te7sb]

Hi !!! Please tell us something about italian Culture

[@sandrashakhshir2061]

All of them!

[@malliefascilla7683]

A slip in the US is an undergarment for women which goes under a dress, so that the dress is not see through. It is shaped like a skirt or dress that is very thin, and usually silky, so the material doesn't get caught on the dress and ride up, underneath. A twin set can mean the same thing in the US, as well, but it can also mean a shirt and pants that come together at the store (like for kids, for example). We also say we have "the feels" (slang), or "feelings" for someone we have chemistry with. We call the things that hit the balls in pinball, "flippers", but not the game, itself. I have only heard, "stage" (French pronunciation) used as an audition work-shift (if longer than a day, possibly a brief internship) for chefs in restaurants, in the US. Otherwise it is, as we use it (English pronunciation), the thing that actors/musicians perform on. Very interesting! Thanks for the video! I like to learn these things, because they are not taught in any of the online content I have come across, so far. Yay! I wrote it all down, of course. I hope you are doing well!

[@italymadeeasy]

What a great message! Grazie, so interesting! 😍 Continua a seguirci, se vuoi 😊

[@slkonnaris8477]

Grazie Manu, adoro questo video! Non ho mai sentito la maggiore parte di queste parole. La pronuncia di “footing” è molto strana in italiano😀 interessante. Ho letto qualche parte su internet che gli italiani usano la parola “zapping” in termine di TV (col significato di ‘channel hopping’ or ‘flicking through the channels’) potresti confirmare se questa espressione è commune in Italia? Grazie mille! Un bacio.

[@italymadeeasy]

Sì sì, assolutamente 😂 "Fare zapping" -> channel surfing, channel hopping

[@bettyheiss7788]

Loved it! Germans use a lot of these expressions as well, of course, with the corresponding German accent of the "English" word. 🥰

[@italymadeeasy]

So interesting, grazie 😍

[@Taricus]

2:22 No, that one is right... We say things in English like, "He caught feelings...." It's not too weird to use feeling to say that :P That's a bit like slang in english too, but it's still normal... It's supposed to sound wrong and funny.

[@gregorythomas2674]

Who knew? Buono video!

[@italymadeeasy]

Truly weird words, isn't? 😂

[@kirstysilvester1]

Mi piace molto 'il footing' 😂

[@italymadeeasy]

😂

[@namelia4439]

This was so funny!! I’m trying to think...are there any Italian words that English speakers use “incorrectly” in English, the way the English words in this video are being used in Italian? And I don’t mean Italian words that we just mispronounce - that’s a given - while still using them contextually correctly...I mean something like, “ ‘Il cuore’ is what we call the guy who mends socks”...😂😘 I can’t think of a single word...anyone??

[@italymadeeasy]

Great idea, Nate! We'll consider it for a future video! 😉

[@gm-fi9lt]

I only can come up with the Bolognese sauce being misunderstood

[@anitawood9191]

Gonzo journalist?

[@italymadeeasy]

😂

[@zaniac100]

"al fresco"

[@matthewhernandez3174]

I always find the more traditional words of other languages' English-ish words because they bug me so much. 😂

[@fCLEF007]

Fare footing ha ha ha ha hahahahahahahha!!!!!!!! These are so funny :D

[@karrinbryan9559]

Surprised that the pronunciation was English. Thank as usual

[@NEAROTREE]

For most of the words I was like, “Okay, I can see how that word ended up getting that meaning.” But I can not understand how smoking ended up meaning tuxedo. Like... how? Lol

[@marcomagandrei]

It must come from smoking jacket. Often Italians leave the adjective and remove the noun (for example they call a skateboard a skate which in English has a different meaning, another example is "body" which they use to mean bodysuit. In English the "suit" part is the important part.) Anyway a smoking jacket is slightly different from a tux but I guess that's where it came from.

[@zaniac100]

In Australia the shower recess can be called a recess, or a 'cubicle'

[@rtheben]

what about "water". That's really upsidedown

[@Matt-zm4py]

interesting how we have "slipy" in czech language instead of "gli slip" meaning exactly the same :D

[@rhalfik]

Same in Polish.

[@italymadeeasy]

wow!

[@euroman3726]

“Using wrongly” , not “ using wrong “. Sadly adverbs seem to have disappeared in English . For example you will hear “He played brilliant “. Should be “ He played brilliantly “

[@amjclarke7536]

Ora, devi aggiungere ‘lo smart working’. Vivevamo in italia durante il lockdown e abbiamo sentito questa frase spesso ma non essiste in inghilterra!

[@amjclarke7536]

Ma grazie per questo video. Non ho mai sentito di quasi tutte quelle parole ‘inglese’! Mi sono divertita!

[@italymadeeasy]

Ciao AMJ Clarke, che bello! Un abbraccio❤️

[@italymadeeasy]

Gli italiani, durante gli ultimi mesi, usano tantissimo questa espressione, è vero! 😂

[@Krilsson68]

Oggi ho fatto footing ma era la prima volta che ho sentito la parola :-)

[@italymadeeasy]

Ahah, ma l'hai già inserita perfettamente in una frase, vedi? 😉

[@Mary.R.]

They really were pretty weird! :)) and I only knew "Stage" ! For 'Smoking', I guessed it may mean 'Smoking Hot'! :D Something like : "Let's go jogging (Footing) to turn smokin' hot!" Thanks for another great video Manu!

[@italymadeeasy]

😊

[@marthao5799]

Wow, ok, I saw "il nostro Mister Mase" on my friend's local soccer team's fb page, now I understand it better (Pensavo che gli prendessero in giro, ma infatti è uno degli allenatori)

[@italymadeeasy]

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[@thamesking]

In inglese, o piuttosto in americano, c'era lo smoking jacket, cioè la giacca da fumo, che gli uomini indossarono dopo la cena per proteggere i loro vestiti prima di andare in un'altra camera a fumare. Questa giacca è diventata lo 'smoking' di oggi. In inglese è un 'tux'.

[@italymadeeasy]

Questa spiegazione è super interessante! Solitamente fumando un sigaro, no? 😁

[@jasonlove8733]

Le smoking anché in francese😊

[@italymadeeasy]

Molto interessante, Jason! Grazie 🤗

[@christinenounou2666]

Many of these I knew from Portuguese (footing, smoking, stage etc). Just one phrase that I would disagree with you on. "Twin Set" is not used erroneously in Italian. It has the exact same meaning in English - a two piece top, generally a fine knit. One is sleeveless, the other has sleeves.

[@italymadeeasy]

Interesting, grazie! 😊

[@tucdan1]

Grazie mille, Manu. La serie "Comodoro Montalbano" è una fiction, no?

[@italymadeeasy]

Esattamente 😊 La segui?

[@tucdan1]

@@italymadeeasy Sì! Guardo su Mhz Choice.

[@italymadeeasy]

Molto bene! 😉

[@fox570808]

Ciao, anche in polacco le parole slip (slipy), body and smoking hanno lo stesso significato che in italiano. E la parola golf significa un maglione con collo alto. Saluti.

[@italymadeeasy]

Molto interessante 😊

[@fox570808]

@@italymadeeasy Si, abbiamo qualche cosa in comune 😊

[@dariawilford8489]

We have the same meaning of “smoking” in Russian😁

[@italymadeeasy]

Really? 😂

[@excerptionexcerption3924]

And body.

[@aminapapic3805]

Almoust every word you mention we use in the same way in bosnian language 🙂 smoking, plejbek etc. Sopratutto noi diciamo como italiani ciao- ćao on daily bases 😊

[@italymadeeasy]

Also in bosnian language? Attractive! 😉

[@viktoriacsiki8477]

Smoking, flipper, playback, shooting, body... questi sono gli stessi in ungherese. Gli altri sono interessanti per me, grazie Manu!

[@italymadeeasy]

Fantastico!

[@yolanta-n]

Strano, ma molte di queste parole sono usate in polacco come in italiano - male! Come mai? Grazie, Manu. Saluti.

[@italymadeeasy]

L'utilizzo "errato" di alcune parole, importate da altre lingue, è molto comune 😉 grazie mille per il tuo messaggio 😘

[@33RosaDeSaron]

No lo sapevo🤷

[@italymadeeasy]

Si impara sempre qualcosa, eh? 😊

[@slkonnaris8477]

Hi Manu, I hope it’s ok with you - I just wanted to share with everyone a KZbin channel by KYLIE FLAVELL. Her videos are a mix of Italian and English language. She is a journalist &has filmed in Italy, Sicily, Aeolian Islands and the videos are truly beautiful and fascinating, with lovely interviews giving insight into Italian culture ( I think they are wonderful complement to Italian language studies).

[@italymadeeasy]

Hi! Thank you so much! 😊Manu knows Kylie, she is really a lovely girl! Thank you very much for the suggestion, we are sure it will be very useful! Un abbraccio - Italy Made Easy Team

[@jaimeaguirre2706]

Preferisco paroli italiane ed evitarli

[@brainman67]

ho saputo un poco delle queste parole e perche` del internet molte lingue stanno usando molte inglesi parole siccome e` di piu` facile e` interessante a me una altra parola da francese sarebbe collant se non sai significa il stockings o socks? credo non ricordo bene

[@italymadeeasy]

Qualche esempio? 😊

[@fatpandaworld6345]

Fun fact almost all this words have the same meaning in romanian

[@italymadeeasy]

That's super fascinating, you should search for other words that have the same meaning in Romanian and let me know!

[@gerardogutierrez9637]

manu is so cute :)

[@jackieo8693]

Mi piace lo smoking. In inglese abbiamo un slip sotto un vestido. Tutte parole mi fanno sorpresa

[@annphetamine1]

Eccellente! I will make less of a fool of me henceforth. In playback.

[@italymadeeasy]

😜

[@katkat_1987]

everything!!! hahaha

[@grobanite4ever85]

I new smoking means tuxedo in italian

[@luzipaz9645]

How confusing!!!!

[@salvador-c9f]

In catalano usiamo anche molte di queste parole pseudoinglesi, ma a volte le scriviamo alla catalana: esmòquing, fúting... Diciamo anche "pàrquing" (parcheggio). Non so come sono entrate nella lingua.

[@italymadeeasy]

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