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16. Knock on Wood (Culture Shot)
July 1st, 2007

Learn Italian with LearnItalianPod! - “Are Italians superstitious?” That is the question posed by Jeff, one of LearnItalianPod subscribers, on a lovely email that he sent in a few days ago. Dear Jeff, we can certainly say that Italians are, for the most part, extremely superstitious. Today’s episode is all about a few of the most common things or actions that a lot of Italians believe to be able to bring bad or good luck. On the grammar section, we’ll talk about adjectives and we’ll see how in Italian they must agree in gender and number to the noun they modify. Enjoy!
Culture Shot - Episode Nr. 16
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