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Question		Answer
Ma che dici? / Ma che vuoi? start learning		What the hell are you saying? / What do you want?
Le corna start learning		The horns: is a superstitious gesture or means that your partner is unfaithful
Ti faccio un sedere cosi! start learning		Literally means "I'll make your behind of this size (and you show it with your hands)". This means that someone want to hit you.
Ma va va! start learning		“Get lost!” or ”Go away!”
Mi stai qua / Non ti sopporto. start learning		I can't stand you.
Sei un fesso. start learning		You are stupid (because someone cheated you).
Sei furbo. start learning		You're clever.
Sei intelligente. start learning		You're smart.
Me ne frego. start learning		I don't care/ I dont give a damn.
Ma com'è possibile? Non ci posso credere! start learning		How is it possible? I can't believe it!
Se ti prendo...! start learning		"If I will catch you...!" (I will hit you for sure)
Ti tengo d'occhio. start learning		I'm watching you/ I have my eye on you.
Sei pazzo?! start learning		Are you crazy?!
Buono! start learning		It tastes good!
"Il gesto dell'ombrello" (vai a quel paese!) start learning		"The umbrella gesture" (go to hell!)
Boh! (Non lo so) start learning		I don’t know.
Capisci? start learning		Do you understand?
Vieni qui. start learning		Come here.
Ho fame. start learning		I'm hungry.
Vado via. start learning		I'm leaving.
Scordatelo. start learning		Forget about it.
Ti meno. start learning		I'll beat you.
Tempo fa /In passato... start learning		Some time ago/ In the past...
qualcosa di costoso start learning		something expensive
testa dura/cocciuto start learning		lit. "hard head", stubborn
morto start learning		dead
arrabbiato start learning		angry
Che puzza! start learning		It stinks!
Ma tu guarda questo... start learning		lit. "Take a look at him (or at her)..."; you use it when someone is disrepectful towards you, something similar to "how dare you!"
mangiare start learning		(to) eat
al bacio/fatto a puntino start learning		perfectly done
Bla bla bla start learning		Blah blah blah, you can use it when someone is talking too much
"aumma aumma" start learning		it is more like a sound; this is referring to something done “under the counter” (while nobody sees you)

Typical Italian hand gestures

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