How do you say, "What?!?!?!!?!? Are you fu*king kidding me?!?" in Italian?
like if the person just said something you find totally outrageous.
Not like I’m ANGRY, but just totally SHOCKED… thank you!!

I’m three-fourths Italian and I would LOVE to learn the language; I think it’s just beautiful. So, if someone would could post the link of an information website, or if you have any more information on where I could get lessons, please, please answer this!

ive looked and cant find ittt!

Help! I am supposed to learn a line in Italian, for a play, and my pronunciation is terrible. Can anyone e-mail me and help me pronounce it phonetically?
Thanks!

i am looking into making a cd party favor to give as a present to guests of our engagement party. i have a list of "love" songs, classics and some fun modern ones, songs that mean alot to us, there are also going to be a couple of italian and arabic songs. it should be really nice, on the front of the cd we want to print our picture and the date of the engagement, maybe a quote or maybe the list of songs…anyways i was wondering if any of you know of a really good deal where i can have this professionally done, or of a simple way i can do it myself, or what you think of the idea in general. but mostly i am concerned with the cost. we are going to need atleast 100 if not 125 of them(big families) and i have the order pretty much ready from giftcd.com(except for the date which is a surprise!) but it is really expensive!! i am having second thoughts about doing it through them…

so, can anyone reccomend a better site or maybe a place i can go to…i would greatly appreciate it!!!

hey i was wondering if anyone could tell me how to say either of these phrases in italian:

"life is sweet"

and

"life is delicious"

thanks!
thank you so much!

i agree…the first one does sound better haha

ok i went to italy in 2003 and i got some cd’s but unfortunatly i lost them…….. i think it was called festival something and it has a red cover or at least the cd was red and orange.. it has the song by dj francesco capitan uncino

please help me find the name pleasee!!

Sayonara, auf wiedersehen, arrivederci, ciao, au revoir, hejdo, le’hitraot, sampai jumpa, adios, paalam, fir melenge,feri bhetaul, farvel, zai jian, zoi geen,—you can say it in so many languages, yet it appears that whether in Japanese, German, Italian, French, Swedish, Hebrew, Indonesian, Spanish, Filipino, Hindi, Nepali, Danish, Mandarin [Chinese] or Cantonese Chinese (in order of which listed), you can’t really change the dictionary definition of goodbye. But if you’ve ever lived, you know that the word goodbye is not just “a farewell,” or “acknowledgment of parting” it has a meaning that goes beyond the surface, and entwines our feelings and experiences into the very word. Sad partings lurk in our memory, events scrawled out, like photographs on your bedroom floor. It’s hard to forget the little things that make goodbyes sad; not the actual goodbye, but the events leading up to it, the time spent (or not spent) together, the habits that others have that so small, and so minute, are such a big deal, and ultimately a big reminder to us. But you always cope with these things, by hanging to the memories, like wet clothes to a clothesline set in the sun to dry, because you cannot forget. You can attempt to, but it is futile, loved or loathed ones seem to leave footprints along our souls, just where the advancing tide cannot and will not ever reach. We all have our own goodbyes, which we may still struggle to cope with, may they be permanent or only temporary, but like photography we can only develop from the negatives.
Not as much spelling and grammar, but I was curious if it sounded okay. It’s for an essay for an application to an elite, private school. Any criticism, opinions, et cetera appreciated.:)

Like maybe name someone famous that sounds like they have a dutch accent so I can look them up or jst simply describe their accent.
Or you can even relate their accent to some other country like… italian accent sounds like a Slovakian accent.

Use any method you’d like but just tell me what a dutch accent sounds like. Thanks a lot if you can answer

My Italian-American grandfather recently shared with me some phrases from his childhood…however, I can’t seem to find their actual spelling.
I am not sure if it maybe is some sort of dialect (his family is from Abruzzo)…anyways…

he says words that sound like " Statas Zus" which means stop the noise/keep quiet

and "Stuppa Donima" which he said means "stupid one"

Anyone know what these phrases really are? I was just spelling them how they sounded and can’t seem to find them on the internet. I don’t mean other ways to say the phrases…that I found