RANTING in Slow Italian Super Easy Italian 58

But they're driving like maniacs—look at this it's unbelievable Let's put on a blinker My goodness it's raining It's been raining for days Such a drag These public transport options are incredible — always always in Italy It's something you need every day in Italy a skill not everyone knows how to do There are five things we all complain about every day—perfect for breaking the ice—so let's get a little complaining going It's cold It's very cold It's hot It's always hot More or less It's really cold But you can use this expression when you come to Italy in summer and it's truly hot It has been raining for days It's raining heavily Extremely heavily This rain It's been raining for days It never stops Italian conversations often begin this way—complaining about some minor inconvenience a perfect way to break the ice This week's exercises will allow you to review all the phrases for breaking the ice Complaining about anything the way we Italians do All community members will receive videos with and without subtitles Or fast and slow audio This video is slow and easy to understand But other videos featuring different Italians are much faster And for each episode all community members can download the slow audio to listen to what the Italians say but more slowly So to join the Easy Italian community click the link in the description They said they're stopping tomorrow but I don't think they really will Still plenty of traffic What the hell is going on Every time it's the traffic light every time it 's the traffic every time it's something else—there are just too many cars Too many machines Too much traffic Here we go Now we're moving And we keep moving But we do nothing else Than just move There's never a moment of pause Matteo If you should focus on driving Sorry These traffic lights Always red Such a nuisance But these scooters What a noise Yeah that's right But This bus never arrives on time— always late These public transport vehicles are incredibleYesterday late The day before yesterday This morning late Unbelievable Sounds or words Useful for responding To complaints in Italian Hey Don't tell me Ugh You know the drill Oh The usual stuff In this neighborhood Creative parking These cars Always Everywhere Can't make sense of it Nothing What a drag Always dirty Graffiti Everywhere There's always Disgusting So much tras Too much trash What is this garbage This is disgusting This rubbish Branches Everywhere you look But how is that possible Branches here and branches there Even in the trucks Such a drag Always packed There's always Too many people Too much confusion I don't know what to do Oh What a nuisance Ugh Oh my goodness it costs everything Everything is too noisy Everything costs too much And The zucchini Are too expensive And the eggplants have become Too costly And even the bread It's gotten way too expensive But what is And what the hec Record the episode go to the laundry Cooking Taking out the broth I'm just One person How can I possibly manage All of this I don't have time I have too much to do And I don't have time What the hell—Brodi at least help me out get yourself out of there no Well okay then let's just take it—ah ah—back pain again ugh maybe a bit too much— Neck pain Headache What a nuisance These aches I'm getting old Such a drag I didn’t sleep a wink last night I couldn’t manage I'm not even tired A quick nap What on earth I can't do anything Because I'm Too exhausted I'm going to sleep Phrases to release anger What the hell It's a less vulgar version of what the hell But It's very strong The slightly softer version What the hell is going on Or what a nuisance what a bore what a drag—let's get a bit more vulgar like Vianello What a pain Common but not like What the hell Now it's your turn Finally You can complain In the comments When have you ever Found a video Where we tell you Mourn in the comments but in Italian—please for heaven's sake Hello