5 stereotypes about Italians.

1.  Italians are passionate and passionate when

they talk to each other. Here they raise their
voices and begin to gesticulate waving their
Italians hands and arms in the air. The designer Bruno
gesticulate as Munari created a real dictionary of Italian
they speak. gestures. Like all stereotypes it is a
simplification, but it is undeniable, especially
in the South, where body language is used a lot.
  Italians are not famous for being multilingual ...but yes!
2.
In the Italian
territory, in addition to dialects, there are also areas

Italians do not where foreign languages ​are spoken in addition to

Italian. French in the Aosta Valley, German in some areas
speak foreign of Trentino Alto Adige, Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia.

languages. In Molise there is also Croatian, in Puglia even Greek is

spoken, and so also in some valleys of Piedmont where
French dialects are spoken. In short, that Italian does not
speak foreign languages ​is really a myth to dispel!
  Unfortunately, anyone who hears the word
3.
"Italy" associates it with the word “mafia”,
partly because of the famous film "The
Godfather", released in the 70s. Many do not
Italians are all in know that in reality the mafia is present
the mafia. internationally in the form of various criminal
organizations: from China to America and in
many other territories of Africa. So he mafia
does not only include Italy.
 4.
 If you buy a sports newspaper here in
Italy, you will notice that most of the
Italians love the news is related to football. It is a sport
football. followed by millions of Italians who
meet at the stadium every Sunday to
cheer and cheer for their favorite team.
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 Eating well, enjoying life, sometimes doing
nothing under the sun, spending time without
anxiety, admiring the natural and artistic
Italians love the beauties ... Yes, the Italian knows how to do
Dolce Vita. this well. It is certainly no coincidence that
Italy is one of the most loved and visited
countries in the world.