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Taking our cue from one of music history's great catch tunes, we're talking all about the rain today. Or rather, we're singing about it! Learn how to describe weather events (and also how to call someone nuts) in today's Italian podcast.
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italythai says
January 30, 2009
i am the first person here.... to learn this lesson?? hehehe....
i heard my boyfriend said with his brother
" Ma che c**so dici" :D
my boyfriend also said walking in the rain is lucky. is that true?
in thailand we don't think it good luck it make trafic in Bangkok tho. hahaha... but, just a little rain is ok
:D
caprilotta says
January 30, 2009
Ciao a tutti.
Mi dispiace, Marco, stai bene!
Per favore, spieghi a me (spiegami?) questo: doppo la mia influenza, miei amici mi hanno detto "Stai me bene" (??? penso, forse non ho sentito bene). Me / Mi ? Perché non "stai bene"? Ho pensato "stay well for me" - Sono giusto o no?
Grazie... :-) (please explain my errors to me)
ire_ne says
January 31, 2009
Ciao caprilotta!
Credo che i tuoi amici ti abbiano detto "stammi bene"=stare bene a me. Che è come dire "take care" in inglese e tradotto potrebbe essere come hai detto tu "stay well for me, because I care about you".
Did I explain your errors?
caprilotta says
February 1, 2009
Grazie... si, adesso capisco meglio! Now I can say it too!
soroush86 says
February 5, 2009
bellissima lezione
io al posto del ragazzo avrei periferrito di cantare "cantare sotto la pioggia" sotto la pioggia con marry!
e poi andare a casa a prendere un te caldo...
giant says
February 17, 2009
"prendere un the caldo"
e vero? forse ""prendere un tè caldo", no?
catherinem says
February 17, 2009
Sono giusti tutti e due modi:
prendere un the caldo
prendere un tè caldo.
lilianamata says
February 17, 2009
When I have a cold I like to prendere una zuppa calda. :)