Empire: Florentine version of ‘riempire,’ to fill Example: ‘Gnamo, c’è da empire i fiaschi.’ (‘Let’s go, we’ve got to fill up these bottles.’) Vezzo: To be used to (a habit). It can also mean a
Florentine version of ‘riempire,’ to fill
Example: ‘Gnamo, c’è da empire i fiaschi.’ (‘Let’s go, we’ve got to fill up these bottles.’)
To be used to (a habit). It can also mean a string of pearls.
Example: ‘Unnè vezzo a fare così tardi!’ (‘Don’t get into the habit of being so late!’)
‘Nonna, un ti dimenticare di metterti i’ vezzo.’ (‘Grandma, don’t forget to put on your pearls.’)
Come on.
Example: ‘Vènvia! Un dire bischerate!’ (‘Come on! Don’t say stupid stuff!’)
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