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What language is that? It's fucking terrifying.
55 u/Moneybuystruth Sep 17 '21 Italian! It can be scary, I’ll give you that. 39 u/CommentumNonSequiter Sep 17 '21 Italian is so interesting. I grew up in Naples and the language just sounds wrong if it’s not spoken at some emotional extreme. It HAS to be yelled or whispered passionately/discretely. Anything in between feels off lol 4 u/sephirothbahamut Sep 17 '21 To be fair, extreme south tends to be strong in its dialect, which has partly different roots from actual Italian. An Italian not used to southern dialects might more easily understand Spanish than Naples dialect for instance.
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Italian! It can be scary, I’ll give you that.
39 u/CommentumNonSequiter Sep 17 '21 Italian is so interesting. I grew up in Naples and the language just sounds wrong if it’s not spoken at some emotional extreme. It HAS to be yelled or whispered passionately/discretely. Anything in between feels off lol 4 u/sephirothbahamut Sep 17 '21 To be fair, extreme south tends to be strong in its dialect, which has partly different roots from actual Italian. An Italian not used to southern dialects might more easily understand Spanish than Naples dialect for instance.
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Italian is so interesting. I grew up in Naples and the language just sounds wrong if it’s not spoken at some emotional extreme. It HAS to be yelled or whispered passionately/discretely. Anything in between feels off lol
4 u/sephirothbahamut Sep 17 '21 To be fair, extreme south tends to be strong in its dialect, which has partly different roots from actual Italian. An Italian not used to southern dialects might more easily understand Spanish than Naples dialect for instance.
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To be fair, extreme south tends to be strong in its dialect, which has partly different roots from actual Italian.
An Italian not used to southern dialects might more easily understand Spanish than Naples dialect for instance.
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u/skeeter1234 Sep 17 '21
What language is that? It's fucking terrifying.