Some years back, I was demonstrating my IT class kids on how to add sounds to their Macromedia Flash files.
We had so much fun that I thought that I’d just update it with a couple of Italian expressions that could be good to know. Some are Roman slang though and could be a little rude 
Yes, I teach all the bad things, I know
Sidenote :
- If you’re in the mood to bother someone, download the English version here and the Italian version here
- You can also watch it in action in this short clip
- To learn proper Italian, I recommend this website instead 😀
What does Chi se ne grega mean? You are stupid or something like that? And what does Piantala mean? And Zitto? Hah? Hah?
It means, “Whatever” or “I dont care”
Wahaha! I kept saying that to Cart and he looked so annoyed, it amused me!
Piantala means stop it and zitto means keep quiet 😛
Is there like an Italian way to be a bimbo? Like in America, they have this specific ‘accent’ that makes it obvious they’re a bimbo, is there something similar to that in Italian? Do a tutorial on how to be an Italian bimbo lah! ^_^
Err … manalah Along tahu!!!