5 ITALIAN SLANG WORDS that You Need To Know!

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5 ITALIAN SLANG WORDS:
1. MANNAGGIA (DAMN!)
2. CHE PALLE! (WHAT A PAIN!)
3. MENO MALE! (THANK GOD!)
4. CI BECCHIAMO! (CATCH YOU!)
5. CHE FREGATURA! (WHAT A RIP-OFF!)
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After many requests from my lovely American students, I finally decided to open a youtube channel entirely dedicated to people from the U.S. that LOVE Italian and Italy.

The Natural Method I suggest you follow is based on the concept of MASSIVE LISTENING to INTERESTING and COMPREHENSIBLE Italian.

It worked for hundreds of thousands of people I helped since 2013.

By doing that using the advantages of being an adult, you will naturally absorb the Italian language so that when you'll try to speak words will come out without you stressing about grammar rules, verb conjugations, articles, etc...

You'll know the right way because you followed the right principles that allow your brain to learn Italian.

It will be just a matter of time before Italian will be yours!

[theinvisibleman]

Growing up in heard "mannaggia" all the time and when I'd ask, "what's it mean?", my mother/father/grandmother could never really pin it down. They'd say it meant damn or some other expletive. So, meno male I found your video. Keep them coming. Another common expletive I'd hear from my father who rarely cursed was, "cozzo". I looked it up. A few meanings but the one that stood out was the "f-bomb".

[lisafahrner]

Glad to hear things are getting better.

[joecffv]

thank you stay safe i do hope it is getting better for you all, I want to come on visit some day

[rnbsteenstar]

As much as I can't help but fawn for that cute accent of yours, I wanna say thanks for teaching us! :)

[annettecoomber]

Now I know some of my grandparents would say during their arguments 😁

[theinvisibleman]

Okay here's another, my father when exasperated would say, "cazzo!". I've heard two definitions for this.

[signoraverita]

A. I’ve heard the word “spacca!”, when something has happened, but I’m not sure if the person is happy or annoyed at the situation. Have you heard it and can you explain please? Thank you!

[richardwatson]

Che palle a insegnare l'espressione senza il gesto!