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Parole Parole: “Boicottare”
Today’s word is BOICOTTARE, Italian for ‘boycotting,’ a word derived from the English.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Boicottare”Today’s word is BOICOTTARE, Italian for ‘boycotting,’ a word derived from the English.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Boicottare”A panel in honor of Paolo Boldrini, Editor-in-chief of the Gazzetta di Mantova – Italy’s oldest daily newspaper – featuring Andrea Fiano (Global Finance Magazine), Stefano Vaccara (La Voce di New York). With the participation of Andrea Visconti (L’Espresso) and actor Francesco Andolfi. Moderated by Stefano Albertini (NYU). March 28, 2018
Watch the video: Giornali locali in un mondo globaleToday’s word is MAGARI, Italian for ‘if only!’ or ‘I wish’.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Magari”Today’s word is IMBROGLIO, Italian for a ‘scam’ or for ‘cheating.’
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Imbroglio”Today’s word is la RESISTENZA, Italian for the Resistance.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “La Resistenza”Today’s word is INCIUCIO. Originally derived from the Neapolitan word for “chit-chat”, it is used today to describe secret political dealmaking.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Inciucio”Gruppo Italiano’s first in a series of talks about the restaurant industry. February 27, 2018
Watch the video: Italian Table Talks: Food and Restaurants for TomorrowDirector Gianluca Migliarotti presents his latest documentary Driving Dreams in conversation with Stefano Albertini (NYU). February 26, 2018
Watch the video: Gianluca Migliarotti on “Driving Dreams”Italian rapper Amir Issaa performs “La mia pelle”. February 23, 2018
Watch the video: Amir Issaa performs “La mia pelle”Rapper Amir Issaa in conversation with Merry C. White, presenting his book Vivo per questo. February 23, 2018
Watch the video: A Conversation with Amir IssaaToday’s word is SCRUTINIO, that is used slightly differently in Italian than its English counterpart, “scrutinize”.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Scrutinio”A lecture by Nicholas Baker, Macquarie University, part of the NYU Medieval and Renaissance Center Distinguished Lecture Series. Introduced by Karl Appuhn (NYU). February 22, 2018
Watch the video: The Mercantile Culture of Risk in Renaissance Italy