Speak Italian Like a Real Italian - #8 - The Meaning Of -NON VEDO L'ORA- (Subs)

Really? Are you coming to Rome in September? No! Fantastic! Come on, I'm so happy! I'll pick you up at the airport. I can't wait! Ciao ragazzi! This is your Italian friend Luca and this is my channel Dolce Vita. In this playlist, I teach you to speak Italian like a real Italian. Why? Because I teach you sentences that only native Italian speakers would use. Before we get started with today's expression, make sure you smash that thumbs up and also remember that in the description below you're going to find extra material to learn and practice Italian. When we use the expression non vedo l'ora, it means that we're really excited about something coming up. In the dialogue, I said Davvero? Vieni a Roma a settembre? Really? You're coming to Rome in September? No! Fantastico! Sono felicissimo! No! That's fantastic! I'm very happy! Ti vengo a prendere in aeroporto. I'm coming to pick you up at the airport. Non vedo l'ora. I'm really looking forward. So, when we say non vedo l'ora, we're saying that we're really looking forward to something. Easy, right? Let me know what you think in the comments below and I'm going to see you very soon in the next video. Ciao!