Italian Humour (Part Two)
In this second article on Italian humour, I'd like to treat an aspect that's characteristic of young (and some less young) people: goliardery. This term, seemingly derived from ancient French,…
In this second article on Italian humour, I'd like to treat an aspect that's characteristic of young (and some less young) people: goliardery. This term, seemingly derived from ancient French,…
Italian humour has many forms, and those who weren't born and didn't grow up in Italy may struggle to comprehend it. I would like to try and explain its various…
Italian people are proverbially known for using their hands a lot while speaking or when they need to communicate without words. Even those amongst us who don't gesticulate so much…