#international post

[sayitaliano]

When something is obvious, evident, clear in different countries:

(IT: literally “thanks to the d*ck”, and it’s used as “captain obvious / you don’t say”  For a less vulgar form use one of these: “è chiaro/ovvio/evidente”)

[sayitaliano]

ITA VS USA ? - YT Channel

As I mentioned you few days ago, here you have another YT channel about an Italian girl’s random stuff: a trip in the US and vlogs about her everyday life. She often speak American, not just Italian, and for this reason, I’d like to leave you some links out of this channel: those are videos she made with her American flatmate. Hope their chats will help those of you who speak well US and might make the same mistakes. Or anyway, that will help you somehow.

- Italian VS American difficult words to pronounce for each other

- Italian’s Modi di Dire meanings for an American

- Italian Vs USA cultures Qs (part 1 is somewhere in the channel ofc but THAT QUESTION) (Esp. USA here, but them speaking Italian might be of help for your learning Idk)

[2mo3cm-man]

European postal services suspend shipment of packages to US over tariffs

Multiple postal services around Europe say they are suspending the shipment of many packages to the United States amid a lack of clarity ove

Haven’t see this here yet. And again, AP is super western-centric. Japan suspended packages too. Which is huge, considering the relationship between the two countries.

News - Japan Post

Also New Zealand and Australia. Fucking hell we’re done.

[sayitaliano]

Grazie mille! I learn French, in French we say 'tu me manques' which means the same as in Italian 😍

Di nulla! Oh yes, exactly the same as in French!