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30 Italian Slang Words To Help You Fit In With The Natives
by Olly Richards
When you learn Italian, it feels like there's so much to do, between grammar, pronunciation and more, right?
But what is it that really helps you blend in with native speakers when you talk to them?
The quickest and easiest way to speak more native-like Italian and sound like an Italian is to use Italian slang phrases.
With a few expressions under your belt, you can quickly sound less like a textbook and more like an Italian.
With that in mind, I've put together a big list of 30 need-to-know Italian slang phrases to help you fit in with the natives.
As you'll see, some of these phrases are specific to particular regions. And some of them are idioms, rather than slang. Don't worry, I'll explain all that first, and then we'll get to the list so you can start learning and using these phrases.
By the way, do you want to go beyond Italian slang phrases and learn Italian with confidence and fluency?
Yep. I thought so.
The best way to do so is by working through a comprehensive and well designed course.
Or if you're already at an intermediate level, I suggest Conversations, which will teach you lots of colloquial Italian phrases โ exactly the kind of thing you'll hear and use in real conversations with real people.
Anyway, back to these Italian slang phrasesโฆ
Table of Contents
Why Italian Dialects Matter
Compared to other parts of Europe, Italy is a relatively new country. The Italian peninsula consisted of several different states with changing borders until it was unified as the Kingdom of Italy in 1861.
With unification came the need for a common language. The Modern Italian that we know and love today most reflects the language that was spoken in the Toscana (Tuscany) region of Italy.
It was considered the โmost beautifulโ dialect because it was the one used by the beloved writer Dante, of Divine Comedy fame.
From that point forward, italiano nazionale (standard โnationalโ Italian) was used in schools and businesses. Today it's truly the common language.
The regional dialetti (Italian dialects), however, remain. They're mixed with standard Italian in homes throughout Italy.
A few of the biggest Italian dialects include:
Veneto (spoken in Venice and throughout the Veneto region)
Romanesco (spoken around Rome)
Napoletano (spoken around Naples)
and Siciliano (spoken in Sicily)
If you visit Italy, youโll find that it isnโt just your nonna who speaks dialetto. Dialects also influence the vast majority of Italian slang!
You'll see that in a second in the list of Italian slang phrases. I've pointed out which ones are particular to specific regions.
What Are Idioms Anyway?
As you study Italian do you ever feel like youโll be hitting the books until you kick the bucket?
Wait, what?
Idioms are phrases like โhit the booksโ and โkick the bucketโ that donโt literally mean what we mean when we say them. When you use an idiom and you think about the actual meaning of what youโre saying, it can be pretty funny.
Italian has idioms as well. And theyโre usually not direct translations of our English idioms.
Brushing up on Italian idioms is a great way to make sure youโll fit right in with the natives.
Why Learn Italian Slang Phrases?
When youโve been studying Italian in a classroom setting, idioms and slang can be one of the biggest obstacles when transitioning into real life conversation. Real life Italian speakers talk casually sometimes, just like speakers of any language.
If you take the time to read up on some Italian idioms and slang before you take a trip to Italy, youโll feel more comfortable with your new Italian friends because there will be one less barrier between you!
Youโll also sound more like a native speaker and less like a foreigner!
So, with that in mind, let's get straight to my list of the thirty most commonly used Italian slang phrases.
Italian Slang Phrases To Do With Food
1. A Fagiolo
Literally, โto the bean.โ You use it when something happens right in the perfect moment or comes up in the perfect situation.
2. Che Figata
This directly translates to, โwhat a big fig!โ It means, โhow cool!โ
3. Limonare
Literally โto lemon,โ (not a verb other than in this slang form), this means โto make outโ.
4. Essere Alla Frutta
This expression means to be at the very lowest, to hit rock bottom. It can also mean to have reached the end (because the fruit is typically the last dish in a meal).
5. Avere Le Mani In Pasta
This literally means โto have oneโs hands in the pasta.โ Itโs a phrase youโd use to describe someone who is all up in everyone elseโs business.
Italian Slang To Do With Animals
6. Essere Del Gatto
This phrase literally means, โto be of the cat.โ Colloquially it means, โto get in trouble.โ
7. In Bocca Al Lupo
Literally, โin the mouth of the wolf.โ This is a somewhat superstitious way to tell someone good luck. Itโs sort of like the English phrase, โbreak a leg.โ
8. Crepi
This shortening of crepi il lupo (may the wolf die) is the proper response to in bocca al lupo.
Italian Slang Phrases In Italian Dialetcs
9. โNdom!
Youโre most likely to hear this in Northern Italy. Itโs a dialectic shortening of andiamo (letโs go).
10. Facimme โNa Cosa โE Juรฒrne
This one is Napolitano. It translates to, โletโs do this by daylight.โ It means, โhurry up!โ The implication is that if you donโt hurry, itโll be dark before you get where youโre going!
11. Bedda/Beddo
If youโre in Sicily and you hear someone call you bedda, you might just blush! This is the dialectic pronunciation of bella (beautiful).
12. Bon / Va Bon
In the Veneto region, you might hear someone say this instead of bene or va bene.
13. Amunninni
Like โndom in the North, this means andiamo (letโs go) in Sicily.
14. Spacchuiso
This is the Sicilian dialect word for โcoolโ (hipness, not temperature) that has become part of the regular vernacular.
15. Bischero
This is a word used in Tuscany to mean someone is a jerk.
Italian Slang Phrases Based On Verbs
16. Dai
This is a conjugated form of the Italian verbdare (to give). But youโll hear it all the time and it means something different. If someone says, dai, they mean โcome on!โ
17. Saputo/a
This comes from the verb sapere (to know) and is a name for a know-it-all.
18. Sei Scemo
This means, โyouโre shrinking,โ but itโs something you can say to tell someone theyโre being mean.
Italian Slang Phrases To Do With The Body
19. Mi Fa Cagare
This is an expression of disgust or distain that can be used in any number of situations. It directly translates to, โThat makes me poop.โ
20. Alzare Il Gomito
This literally means, โto raise the elbow.โ It means โto take a drink.โ
Italian Idioms
21. Fare Il Grande
Literally, โto do the big.โ If youโre doing this, youโre acting like youโre a big deal.
22. Nuotare Nellโoro
This means literally, โto be swimming in gold.โ If youโre doing this, you have a lot of money.
23. Essere Nelle Nuvole
Literally, โto be in the clouds.โ This means, โto daydream.โ
24. Mettere La Paglia Vicino Al Fuoco
This phrase literally means, โto put a straw in the fire.โ Colloquially it means, โto tempt fate.โ
25. Avere Un Chiodo Fisso In Testa
Literally, โto have a nail fixed to oneโs head.โ This means you are obsessed with something.
26. Tirare Un Bidone
Literally, โto throw a trash can,โ this is the phrase for standing someone up on a date.
Other Italian Slang Phrases And Words
27. Figurati
This means, โno worries!โ
28. Meno Male
This directly translates to โless bad,โ but it means, โThank goodness!โ
29. Boh
Boh means simply, โI donโt know.โ
30. Libro Giallo
This directly translates as โyellow book,โ but it refers to mystery novels.
You've reached the end of this list of Italian slang and idioms. But, if you've enjoyed it, then you'll probably also enjoy my post on 82 basic Italian phrasesto survive your first conversations with a native speaker.
FAQ About Italian Slang Phrases
What Slang Do Italians Use?
Italians use a wide range of slang to add colour to their conversations. Common examples include Boh (I donโt know), Magari (I wish), and Figata (Cool or awesome). These expressions vary by region and context.
What Does Chooch Mean In Italian Slang?
Chooch comes from the Italian word ciuccio, which means โpacifierโ or โdonkey.โ In slang, itโs often used to refer to someone as a fool or an idiot, particularly in Italian-American communities.
What Does Stugats Mean In Italian?
Stugats is a slang term derived from โsto cazzo in Italian, meaning โthis d***โ (a vulgar expression). Itโs frequently used in Italian-American slang to express contempt or mockery.
What Does Tutto Pepe Mean?
Tutto pepe literally means โall pepper.โ In slang, itโs used to describe someone full of energy, feisty, or lively, similar to saying โfull of spiritโ in English.
Time To Try Out Your Italian Slang In Conversation
So, you've got your list of Italian slang phrases. All that remains now is for you to get out there and start noticing and using them in real life.
By learning these Italian slang phrases, youโll have more meaningful conversations with your Italian friends. With less confusion on your part as you finally have a better idea of what's going on when your friends speak to each other!
You'll also be able to better enjoy Italian cinema as Italian movies often contain plenty of slang, idioms and dialect. Plus, other types of native content, like Italian podcasts, will also be more accessible, thanks to these informal expressions.
When you speak, you'll sound more like a native, and less like a textbook. Just imagine what a boost to your fluency and confidence in Italian speaking that would be?
So, let's turn this dream into a reality. Pick a few expressions, and test them out on an Italian friend, speaking partner or teacher the next time you meet.
I'm sure they'll be impressed by the new, more native-sounding you!
Or better still, grab a copy of Conversations and learn more authentic conversational Italian to prepare yourself to chat with native speakers.
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