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17/09/2026

Figurati 🇮🇹

16/09/2026

Mi tocca! I have to!
New expression today for our September challenge 🇮🇹👩🏻‍🏫

15/09/2026

Today we are learning one of the most common expressions Italians use to express frustration.
⚠️ Note: This expression is highly informal/slang, so use it only with friends or in casual situations!It translates to “What a pain!”, “This sucks!”, or “How annoying!” 😤
Here are the English translations for the examples used in the video:
1️⃣ Devo aspettare un’ora... che palle!➡️ I have to wait an hour... what a pain!
2️⃣ Piove tutto il weekend... che palle!➡️ It’s raining all weekend... this sucks!
3️⃣ Ho perso il treno! Che palle!➡️ I missed my train! How annoying!

15/09/2026

12/09/2026

Day 12 🇮🇹 — Il dolce far niente
Maybe this is what we really love about Italy.
A coffee with nowhere to rush to.
A walk with nowhere to go.
A long lunch with family, where nobody is checking the time.
The sweetness of doing nothing.
Maybe we don’t need to do more.
Maybe we just need to enjoy more. 🤍
Send it to someone who needs a little dolce far niente today. 🇮🇹

11/09/2026

Day 11 of our September challenge 🇮🇹
Expression of the day: Che figata!
Meaning: “How cool!” / “That’s awesome!”
How to use it: Drop it in conversation whenever you’re genuinely impressed. 😎

10/09/2026

Day 10 🇮🇹 Acqua in bocca 🤫 🤐

10/09/2026

Day 9 🇮🇹

08/09/2026

🇮🇹 DAY 8 I FARE LA SCARPETTA 🇮🇹
One of the most Italian things you can do at the table! 🥖🍝
Fare la scarpetta means using a piece of bread to wipe up the leftover sauce on your plate.
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E tu, fai la scarpetta? ☺️

08/09/2026

Does the day only start after coffee for you, too? ☕️ In Italy, we say: ‘La giornata inizia solo dopo il caffè.’ But let’s be honest… the small cup is just the warm-up. The big one is what I actually need! ☕️😂
How do you drink your coffee?