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. Lecce, People, Places to SEE & SMILE

La Grecìa Salentina, dove i nonni parlano ancora il Griko

Elena Mazzoni Wagner/Sunday August 28th, 2016Wednesday September 20th, 2017 /Leave a comment

SALENTO Quando – tra un pasticciotto alla crema e un caffè in ghiaccio – in un bar di Calimera, in Piazza del Sole, abbiamo conosciuto Pantaleo; prima di tornare a casa dalla moglie, ci ha salutato in griko, così: “Stàsu calò!” (Statte buéne! o bùne! in salentino, Stammi bene! in italiano).

. Prato, ADVertorials, Style

We don’t fry with water! #BrokenEnglish by LeCù

CCTeam/Thursday December 11th, 2014Wednesday December 6th, 2017 /Leave a comment

PRATO “We don’t fry with water!” è la traduzione letterale dell’espressione toscana “Un si frigge mica coll’acqua!” e proprio dallo studio dei modi di dire toscani tradotti in #BrokenEnglish nasce il nuovo progetto firmato by LeCù e presentato con una prima collezione di t-shirts Made in Tuscany.

. France, . Italy, Art

C’est la vie: to fall into clichés to escape from routine

CCTeam/Tuesday April 1st, 2014Tuesday December 15th, 2015 /Leave a comment

ITALY Do you know how many French words are used in Italian? Simone Rovellini tried to collect them all in a funny short film: C’est la vie.

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