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I watch all 3 Godfathers every Chrismas. "Leave the gun, take the cannolli"

Yes, these were very good memories as a child living in Italy, and thank you for bringing it up, buon Natale e un felice anno nuovo. 😁🙏🎅🤶🎄☃️

Da Siracusa Sicilia. Buon Pomeriggio Germana. Buon Natale e Dio Benedica.

BELLISSIMO!! BUON NATALE!!!!😮.

Interesting, but I'm surprised there was no mention of church.

I didn't celebrate Christmas because the real meaning no longer exists. Bah! Humbug!

Buon Natale Germana- dall'India

Thanks Germana for your lovely video Although I'm Italian born and lived all my adolescence in L'AQUILA. Abruzzo therefore knowledgeable of all the Italian traditions that you described to perfection and now that I live in Canada and speak English for many years I command you for your fluency in English , but please allow me to correct you on one thing: you keep referring to us as " Guys..guys..guys.. Well let me tell you it's ok when you are talking to a group of friends to say :Guys But when you talk in your video to people you don't know who follow your channel from all over the world is more appropriate to say : " You all" or my dear readers..anything more general but not you guys is a bit too impersonal..almost disrespectful.. Sorry Germana myself and my colleagues at work were surprised when we heard "you guys" we hardly know you..ciao scusa ma ci Tengo alla perfezione Delle mie due lingue; L'ITALIANO e L'INGLESE

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Fascinating. You are beautiful.

Greetings from Australia…. I’m Polish living in Australia. Polish traditions are very similar to Italian.with Christmas Eve festivities of all types of fish cooked differently. A real feast followed by midnight mass. Christmas Day a lot of left over food and meat dishes as well. All celebrations continue to some extent until the epiphany 6th January. We visit with extended families and friends. A lot of traditions come because of the Catholic faith. I’m sending a lot of love and good wishes to all Italians. My four children are also half Italian. ❤❤❤❤

Per noi Tutto da Calabria anche in America

Thank you, Germana. Buon Natale!!!

Grazie mille dalla germania

Buon Natale~! 💚 ~Croce & Carol Amato

Your presentation is lovely. My mother was from catanzara in Calabrian and my father from Santa stefano quisquina in Sicily. He owned an Italian bakery, so we always had Italian cookies,especially pignoli,cannoli and struffali. We were pretty poor, but had fish and pasta for Christmas back in the 50s when fish was affordable and the greatest was the family being together laughing and enjoying our blessings.

Grazie mile

Love this

Natale con i tuoi e Capodanno (not Pasqua) con chi vuoi. The day of gift-gving to children was always 6 December (San Niicolo') in northern Italy and the Epihhany in central Italy (especially Rome) and most of the south. Moreover, in Italian homes Christmas decorations were put up and the tree dressed on the morning of 24 December and taken down the morning after the Epiphany. Finally, as a 78 yr old Italian, I recall that attending Holy Mass ad midinight was central.

Sicilians eat tripe, spleen and the rest of the cow mainland Italians don't eat

Hello Germana, how you celebrate New Years Even?

Christmas is not just food. Midnight Mass is the most important celebration. The Epiphany celebrates the coming of the Magi. +

Buon Natale 🎄 I love Italian traditions, food and most of all Italians friendliness , my nun teacher in Cuba back in 1957 to 1959 were Italians and I still remember at 73 years old their stories of Italia ❤

Buon Natale 2024! 🎉🎄🎁💝

Best. In. U. S. A. 🇺🇸👍👍👍. 🇺🇸 Not in. Italy. 👎👎👎

In our family Christmas Eve started the celebration. We ate a lot of fish ,cooked different ways.Pasta with clam sauce and another pasta dish with a pasty type of sauce made from anchovies.. very good 😊. Also a baked calamari dish with breadcrumbs and lots of garlic yum . Cibo delizioso!,,Buon Natalie!,,

Buon Natale!!

Come va?

very nice presentation; I like learning the vocabulary and hearing the pronunciation

Although I'm not Italian I love Italy so much I decorate also on December 8th🌲🇮🇹💯❤️

1. da bambino sergio scriveva tante lettere alla mama. 2. Ho sogniato che andavo a vivere a new - york per lavoro. 3 mia nonna mi dicevo sempre di essere gentile con gli altri bambini. 4 quando vivevo a madrid mangiavo spesso tortilass. 5 nel 1995 camila lavorava come cameriera per pagarsi gli studi 6 mio nonno spediva moltisime lettere d"amore a mia nonna quando erano fidanzati. 7 salve cercavo un vestito da cerimonia. 8 mia mamma si veste sempre di gialo quando era bambina.

1. Alessandro manzoni scrisse i promessi sposi nel 1827 2. I miei bisnonni partirono per l"america nel 1890. 3.romolo fu il primo le di roma 4 dante alegieri morri nel 1321 a rovenna. 5 tra i molti studi leonardo da vinci ( interesansi) al volo degli ucceli ❌️

This was so helpful, especially with the pdf documents you added that show the verbs that use "essere". Grazie Mille Germana

thank you

What a delightful channel. I just discovered you

Sempre bella la Toscana. 😊

This is my first year without my beautiful grandmother who was Italian through and through. Thank you for this ❤.

Ciao Germana! Che belli i tuoi vlog❤ anche io in pandemia mi dedicavo a questa attività di colorare, molto rilassante devo dire! Ma adesso nel mio tempo libero preferisco leggere😊

Ciao! Mi piace questo vlog!

The cologne smells dope

Great video and information! Thanks for sharing!!

Love it! So glad I found this channel.

Grazie mille

FINAL TEST SOLUTIONS: 1. Sergio CHIUDI la finestra, fa freddo! 2. Bambini, RICORDATEVI di fare i compiti per domani! 3. NON TAGLIARE le patate a fettine sottili! 4. Prego, FACCIA pure come se stesse a casa sua! 5. NON SEGUITE le indicazioni di Pietro. Sono sbagliate!

PARLARE: Tu parla - Voi parlate LEGGERE: Tu leggi - Voi leggete PARTIRE: Tu parti - Voi partite

Hi , I 'm a bit confused ! 2 things 1) is " CHE " , a Conjunctive. or a Relative Pron. in Subjunctives ; 2) does CHE belong in the Main clause or the Subordinate clause ?? Grazie

Molto utile. Grazie!

Hi , can Reflexive verbs be used in Causative forms or vice versa ?? THNX

Hi Germana. One quick question about the pronunciation of the “E aperta”. I noticed that some, but not all, native speakers seem to pronounce “E aperta” like an “ei” sound. For example, in words like “potevo“ it sounds to my ears like some are saying “poteivo” or in “crederete” it sounds like “credereite”. Is this a regional difference or is this how the “E aperta“ should be pronounced in standard Italian? Grazie Mille.

Mi piacciono molto i vlog. grazie😅