Why do italians love this gesture so much?
>>66411847
it means wtf, and may express disbelief or incredulity, or simply that you don't agree. The main columns of life.
>>66411847
Kek, we use that shit all the time here, didn't know it was italian until I watched it in some movies.
>>66413979
I always thought it means the opposite of what it means, seemed like a gesture of approval and delight
it means "THAT'SA SPICY MEATABALL"
I like
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVR9cZ4tii0
>>66414957
>>66411847
that looks very uncomfortable
>>66411847
It means both ou and ei in a single gesture so you don't have to wear out your voice shouting those two syllables out loud.
>>66415115
its very painful
>>66415251
>>66414899
nice autism
>>66413979
>>66415115
>>66415489
spaghetti calzone pizza ravioli
pesto al dente fromaggio lasagna
>>66414957
funny, I always thought it was used in situations like >>66413979
ma che cazzo!
>>66411847
not only italians, I know people from morroco and they all do it
>>66413979
not just that, i use it with what, where, who, why, and so on
>>66416974
then you're a professional terrone
>>66416375
tortellini santa maria madonna mia! san gennaro prosciutto mortadella mozzarella
>>66416375
>>66417758
which Italian dialect is this?
yeah yeah porcodio a paste de nonna geppina
Because it's fun.
>>66417841
they are only some generic italin words
>>66417932
>>66417974
bellah cumpa'
>>66417932
mamma de mia!
>>66417932
t. Terroni
ehy fuckin' murrican, do u know who is Pietro Smusi?
madonna lu carmine
fatto strano che conoscono solo cibi, grassoni demmerda
>>66418204
Any news on the guy called Felipe Mastronso?
>>66418204
siamo conosciuti nel mondo solo per quello. cibo, mafia e mandolino
>>66411847
It's a question mark, basically.
>>66418292
It's felice, he is laughing at (You)