Un mot d'Italie
Un mot d'ItalieLa dolce vita, un mot à la fois
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | unmotditalie.substack.com |
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Aula Magna
Ça fait un an qu’on traîne ce mot. On s’y était habitué et il était même devenu familier. On ne savait même pas s’il était italien, mais les circonstances faisaient qu’on l’employait sans savoir ce que c’était vraiment.
Les névés
Nous levons de temps en temps la tête, pour essayer de deviner le col du Tricot et repérer quelques silhouettes, légèrement voûtées, qui nous précèdent et nous montrent le chemin à suivre jusqu’au col. Les sapins ne nous protègent plus de l...
Al ragù
Il est 10h du matin, le train a quitté Milan et toute la famille accompagnée des parents de Christian, qui sont venus passer quelques jours avec eux, file à toute berzingue vers leur destination de week-end: Bologne. La destination a été ch...
Je peux pas, j'ai piscine
Gara est un faux ami. On ne prend pas le train à la “gara”. Et très vite, on a compris quand Irma a été conviée à sa première compétition de natation qu’elle n’allait pas prendre le train non plus. Nous n’avons pas trouvé d’étymologie trucu...
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La dolce vita, un mot à la fois. Dans cette lettre d'info, nous racontons les anecdotes de notre nouvelle vie à Milan en partant d'un nouveau mot que nous avons appris et dont l'etymologie est rigolote ou interpelle.
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