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One thing I never realized I would miss so much after moving to the U.S. is the tritarifiuti (garbage disposal)!

In Italy, they’re not very common, but after getting used to having one, it’s hard to imagine a kitchen without it. No food scraps sitting in the sink, less mess, and cleaning up after cooking is so much easier.

What about you? Do you have a garbage disposal in your kitchen, or is this an American thing that still surprises you? 🇮🇹.

Did you know that June 2nd is one of the most important holidays in Italy?

On June 2, 1946, Italians voted in a historic referendum and chose to become a republic, ending the monarchy. Every year, Italy celebrates this moment with Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day).

If you’re from the United States, you can think of it as Italy’s version of the 4th of July—a day to celebrate the country’s history, identity, and democratic values.

🇮🇹 Italian Word of the Day: Repubblica = Republic

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