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TOP 10 ITALIAN SLANG

Have you ever wondered which are the TOP 10 ITALIAN SLANG? Well, first of all let me briefly tell you what is a slang. A slang is an INFORMAL WORD or EXPRESSION typical of a specific language. Slang are usually used in SPOKEN LANGUAGE rather than in written language and, because they are informal, it's better to use them with family and friends and not with someone you meet for the first time or your boss at work :) . THE TOP 10 ITALIAN SLANG that you are going to learn in this video, are mild expressions that us Italian use everyday! all the time! continuously! without even realizing that we're using them!!! they just come so naturally while we speak! And now let's see them! NUMERO UNO (1) MAMMA MIA! I'm sure you've already heard this worldwide famous Italian slang. We use MAMMA MIA! as a mild expression of surprise, of fear, of joy, of pain! Well, yes, we use MAMMA MIA! in pretty all the circumstances. -Mamma mia che spavento! (My Goodness what a scare!) -Mamma mia che dolore! (My Goodness what a pain!) -Mamma mia che bello! (My Goodness how wonderful!) You can also hear Italians saying a lot OH MIO DIO! and we use the slang OH MIO DIO! exactely as we use MAMMA MIA! -Oh mio Dio che spavento! (Oh My God what a scare!) -Oh mio Dio che dolore! (Oh my God what a pain!) -Oh mio Dio che bello! (Oh my God how wonderful!) NUMERO DUE (2) CHE PIZZA! We use the slang expression CHE PIZZA! when we want to say that something is very boring or when we want to show disappointment about something -Che pizza! questa riunione non finisce più! (What a bore! This meeting never ends! ) -Che pizza! non riesco mai a prenotare! (How annoying! I can never book!) NUMERO TRE (3) MENO MALE! We use MENO MALE! when we want to breath a sigh of relief about something, about a situation. -Meno male che sei arrivato! è finito il gas e non sapevo come fare! (Thank Goodness you have arrived! The gas is over and I didn’t know how to do!) -Ho passato l’esame! Meno male! (I passed the exam! Thank goodness! ) NUMERO QUATTRO (4) BOH! We use BOH! in reply to a question and it simply means "I DON'T KNOW!" When someone asks you something and you don't know what to answer, you can simply say BOH! -- Cosa vuoi per cena? (What do you want for dinner?) _ BOH! (I don't know!) Even if BOH! is not rude, I don't recommend using it with your boss :D NUMERO CINQUE (5) CAVOLO! We use CAVOLO! as a mild expression of frustration in place of much stronger Italian expressions. -Cavolo! ho perso il treno! (Damn I’ve lost the train!) We also use CAVOLO! as a expression of surprise like WOW! -Cavolo! è bellissimo! (Wow! it’s wonderful!) NUMERO SEI (6) CHI SE NE FREGA! We use CHI SE NE FREGA to say "I don't care!" "Who cares!" Again this is a mild expression in place of much stronger Italian expressions. Chi se ne frega se non ho la macchina! vado a piedi! (I don’t care if I don’t have the car! I go by walk!) NUMERO SETTE (7) NON ESISTE (PROPRIO)! We use this expression to say a strong and strict NO! -Ti va di fare un lancio col paracadute? (Want to take a parachute jump?) Cosa? Non esiste (proprio)! (What ? No way!) NUMERO OTTO (8) UFFA! / UFF! We use UFFA! and UFF! to express disappointment, regret, annoyance, boredom! -Uffa! come al solito il treno è in ritardo! (Ugh ! as usual the train is in late!) Uffa/Uff ! smettila! (Ugh ! Stop it!) NUMERO NOVE (9) DAI! We use DAI! exactely as you use COME ON! -Dai sbrigati! Siamo in ritardo! (Come on hurry up! We’re in late!) -Dai ! vieni qui! (Come one! Come here!) We also use UFFA and UFF to show disbelief in response to something, with the meaning of REALLY?!?! Marco si è lasciato con la sua storica fidanzata (Marco broke up with his storic girlfriend!) Dai !!!! (OR) Ma dai!!!! (Really? are you serious?!) NUMERO DIECI (10) MAGARI! We use MAGARI! with the meaning of "maybe" -Magari ci vediamo domani, ok? (Maybe We can catch tomorrow, okay? ) Magari possiamo andare al cinema! (Maybe we can go to the cinema!) But we also use MAGARI! with the meaning of "I wish!" --Vieni al mare con noi? (Want to come to the sea with us?) _ Magari! Devo studiare! (I wish! but I must study!) GREAT !!!!!!! I highly recommend watching the video for more examples and for checking the pronunciation. BUONA VISIONE! Speak in Italian helps Italian learners to speak Italian language fluently, naturally, and confidently. To become a fluent Italian speaker and have English conversations with a native Italian speaker, go to http://www.speakinitalian.com Don't forget to click the link here to download the FREE e-book "GUIDE TO THE TYPICAL SITUATIONS". https://www.speakitalianin15lessons.c... BOOK your FREE trial 30 min privat lesson with Federica send your request here : www.speakitalianin15lessons.com/skype-lessons-1-on-1 Visit my website -- www.speakinitalian.com