In Italian, there are quite a few insults that use animal-related words. In this episode, we cover common (light) Italian insults. Listen to this episode and practice your Italian pronunciation.
Italian insults include: “ignorante”, “antipatico”, and “cafone”. These insults are not cuss words, rather they can be considered light insults in Italian.
Insults related to animals include “capra”, in English “goat” used to indicate an ignorant person, and “coniglio” in English “rabbit” used to indicate a coward.
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Links Mentioned and Other Resources
CLICK HERE to listen to episode #78: Sport Vocabulary in Italian.
CLICK HERE to listen to episode #89: Subject Pronouns in Italian.
CLICK HERE to get the Italian Verb Blueprint, a guide for conjugating all regular Italian verbs.
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