0:33 in Western culture we refer to the past as behind us. In some cultures they refer to the past as in front and the future behind because you can see the past but you cannot see the future.

Love this video. Can't wait to visit Italy and talk with Italians XD. I'm learning Italian, and I already use my hands a lot while speaking because I'm from Argentina :D

Non è italuana😢😢😢😢

The quintessence of tourist banality.

It's mediterranean style...

Italians are impressive.❤

as an Italian I can only say: " " ah, right, you cant' see me!

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8/10 Gestures are use in Greece also, Una Faccia, Una Razza!!!

The video surprised me because we use the same gestures in Turkey 😂

This is really crazy to me as an American who speaks French and Spanish but not Italian. It's like, I understand, but it's still strange.

I heard Germans don't like hand gestures.

sei pazz

i love ittt please dont ever change

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What happened if they are taking over the phone. do they still use the hand gestures?

Autentica lingua dei gesti e noi ne siamo i maestri, migliaia di anni sedimentati in semplici movimenti del corpo

Great video! Greeks have many gestures as well and we share some of the video's gestures! 🇮🇹🇬🇷❤

here an English talking with your hands kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eM2AqNp0sL_TqKc.html and here too kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hdB1ntKlrLfcqnU.html there are one hundred more videos of english people talking with your hands but of course our hand gestures are more creative 😆 soirry for my englisch

marco in a box has 60 italian hand gestures he teaches and also italian proverbs. check them out. my granddmother, maria bartollota ledt itsly and moved in america thru ellis island. she had an older sister vincenta and her parents were salvatore and maria. Is there any place to search for recorda of my family. my mother ; not my mothers mothwr saod she was from aicoly but i dont think that adccurare.

Cosa sto vedendo aiuto salvatemi

Living in Argentina, in a few months I was "talking" like this 🤣

I can tell she's a wimp and doesn't enjoy espresso.

It there a map of the where you can see all the aims and there destinations?

Dear you send the watsapp number

Short and to the point, thank you. We are hoping to travel by train from Roma Termini to Venice in November 2022 and return, so your tips certainly confirmed what we have in our minds to book and arrange.

Handsome daddy

Régi idők emlékei.

The majority of Italians can't speak "Italian" or speak it badly. They have their own "dialetti" they speak according to their region...

Nessun Dorma was the perfect touch to this episode!

Perche non fanno mai "te faccio un culo cosi"?

Perfect I'm going to try these on my next trip to Italy

I'm scared REALLY means "mi trema il culo"

is this still current #2021

0:27 lady: are u that hungry???

when i watch Italian videos i dont need to turn on the volume

Vincerò!!!!!

Apenas para atividade de inglês

It is so true hahaha

As a Mexican I understood some of this and feel like we have a lot in common with italian culture.

Do they teach these at school or something? It's so weird. No offense. If you live in a cold country, you would keep your hands in pockets else your hands will freeze 🤦🏼‍♂️❄️

O senhor italiano parece Rogério Cardoso, o Rolando Lero Hheheheheh The old italian man seems like Rogerio Cardoso, a brazilian actor that made "Rolando Lero". Seems a bit like Tom Hanks too

learned enough Italian for the day

Oh thanks a lot.... You showed mee what I needed... The luggage area.....

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I wonder how italian sign language differ from SL in other countrys ...

italian people looks funny with this dx

i'm brazilian, but my mom's family part is italian, because of them i use these gestures everyday lol

I'm tukish and we use this hand signs with speaking too

In Sweden you would not easily say, ''I don't care''. People are not rude to others there. I never saw somebody look up and down on another in Sweden, for instance, so we also don't have the hand gestures for things like that. But I like them anyway. They are funny.