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What are your favourite Italian phrases?
What are your favourite Italian phrases?
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Yes but it doesn't mean like " I felt in love with you", it is more like in a lovely/friendly way :)
Yes but it doesn't mean like " I felt in love with you", it is more like in a lovely/friendly way :)
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Mi secco. It means that I'm bored, it's another way to say "Mi annoio" and it's more informal
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Mi secco. Never heard this expression meaning I'm bored. What part of Italy does it come from?
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Colourful expression "mica pizza e fichi" . Never heard that one either. You live and learn!
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In Piedmont (near Turin) we sometimes use phrases like "boia Faus" as an exclamation to say "WOW!", or "What the hell!" ;)
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Yeah I lived near Turin many years ago and I remember this expression. Grazie mille
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Ciao a tutti. Can anyone of you guys tell me which part of Italy the expression Mi secco meaning I'm bored comes from.
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@Tiamaria I don't know exactly where it is from, but it's usual all around Italy. We usually use it in expression like "Mi sono seccato di te" per dire "I'm annoying about you". It's used to say "Get annoying about someone/something"
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Thanks for getting back to me. OK I know the expression with seccare etc. Mi stai seccando in questo momento. My question was with Mi secco = Mi annoio meaning I'm bored. I have never ever heard it in this context.
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