Italian hand gestures STEREOTYPES 🇮🇹
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2022
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Ah yes Italian stereotypes
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Wait to see all the thai stereotypes
MA CHE DICI 🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌
I'm Italian, my father gestures with his hands during calls even while driving 😂🇮🇹
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😳
Oh no
It's to late now.🗿
I need flash light
As an italian, my mother during calls is like : ✋🏽🤏🏽☝🏽🤙🏽🤌🏽🤲🏽👍🏽👊🏽✊🏽
Not funny
@@puieronaldo idc who u are or where u come from, this comment is funny, dont even talk back at me
@@faeezd8 i wont talk but i'll type.
@@puieronaldo i wont respond to u but i will type
@@asher9056 type more then
A couple friends told me while in Italy and asked someone holding grocery bags. When they asked him for directions he set the bags down and began animatedly talking with his hands.
😂😂😂
And its true as italian for us Its common to animate the ways when Simeone ask where Is a Place
If you tie an Italian's hands, he won't be able to speak 😂
“I’m deeply offended by these stereotypes”
Also his hands: 🤌🏻✋🏻🫴🏻🖖🏻🤌🏻🔼🔼↘️◀️↪️◀️↙️🔼↙️⬇️🔼↙️🔼↙️⬇️↖️↖️↙️↗️↗️🔼↙️◀️🔁🔂⤴️↕️↩️↗️↔️◀️↙️↪️◀️
@@Easy_Greasey lmao 💀
Bro activating cheats💀
@@ghetthu_boy Fr💀
They found the cheat codes to life.
@@ghetthu_boy Dan's didn't see your comment, I was thinking the same tho, expecting a tank to fall with those moves (or mabye a shadow clone)
As an Argentine with Italian grandparents, let me tell you that hand gestures are something that cannot be changed 🤣
Kinda same here but I'm from Chile xD
Italian, not german?
@@pafciowy If you want more Germans search in Chile xD.
They even have a place called Villa Alemana. "German Village" in English
Same with me, but I'm Brazilian
@@BeruBeruIce😂😂😂😂
The guy in the background! 🤣 I’d love to visit Italy one day!
Maybe his talking on his cp with airpods on his ears..
I'm Sudanese and we use our hands a lot while talking. My husband always thinks I'm fighting over the phone with my family while we're just chatting 🤣
Sudanese ❤ VERY true😂❤
I'm also sudanese and my family does that all the time 😂😂
same here in India 😂
Sudan is a country 🤣 lmaoooooooooooooooo
@@lorenrenren you forgot to write you and your family are poor as hell 😂
LMFAO at the guy behind Matteo in the background waving his hands around too
🤌🤌🤌 😂😂😂
IKR LOL
That's Matteo the second 😄
He is their friend and has been in some videos.
@@rahul1024 yeah, still though if we did not pay attention to the detail his silloutte look like Matteo but neater/ office worker mode.
I think people not from Italy also do hand gestures, but Italian hand gestures have a defined meaning also keep it up lionfield♥️
You're right. We have hand gestures for "go away", "what/what are you talking about", "let's go", "say it again", "fuck" and and "go fuck yourself" lmao. Then there are gestures that we do based on what we are saying, for example when we're talking on the phone sometimes our hand moves in a certain way because we're saying a lot of stuff. But it's not as common as many think. Many italians don't use them, use them rarely or use different gestures than the usual.
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Yeah the rest of the world has their own.
@@Springtime562 hmm, that is interesting, because when i talk on the phone i just move my hands to express emotions 🤔
@@Springtime562 I've seen videos of those ratchet girls be bobbing their heads and hitting their palm with every word they say. So it's true about different body movements.
I was there for 4 weeks, then I came back and the people around me, keep telling me not to talk with my hands.
Love the country and the people.
I love how Italians do hand gestures like they are doing some type of summoning jutsu
I'm Greek, and a decade ago I visited my Italian friend in Venice. While there seeing this and that, my father gives me a ring.
Bla bla bla... 5' later I hang up.
My friend asks me: where you fighting with someone on the phone?
Me: no of course not, just letting my dad know what Venice is like.
Yelling and moving hands, is heavy throughout the Mediterranean!
Ciao ragazzi, loving your videos!
Same in Georgia. Actually, in my family we consider using gestures as something rude.
When the street fights people getting angry though it is funny to look at. 😂
same in turkey
No offense, but even your writing is totally Greek. xD You are right, hand gestures, fast talk and yelling is Mediterranean thing. Love you guys, greets from Serbia.
@@maboleth non taken friend. A fact is a fact :D
lol same and im south american
As a Greek girl, I'm telling you.. We are doing the same things!!! We lookalike! ☺
Greeks and italians are basically siblings when other people in the world are our cousins.
I love It, in Rome we still use some Latin terms and in Italy we use and study greek as well :3
ay us turks do that too-😀
“Stop the Italian stereotypes”
Meanwhile Matteo:
奥の人も手をわちゃわちゃやってて好きw
In all Mediterranea the gestures of the hands, the tone in voice and the facial expressions are part and extension of the language. The result is expressional like theatre or tasty like a nice meal 🙂
Yes but more in italian people.
And italian code hand language.
That's how we Indians feel with the head bobbles
"Those are clearly actors!"
Add the hand gestures to it. It seems you combine both 😁
@@jesusdavis2941 we do hand gestures as well
😂😂😂😂
At First, as an Italian, I could unserstand what people were saying on their phones.
I’m Italian irl too and just because I like Mario doesn’t mean I like Italian stereotypes
I can easily say that Turkish and Italian people are similar. Both are very passionate. Both of them have great cuisine.
I bet the person driving that car was also using hand gestures while driving 😂
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There is a whole car gestures section 🤣🤣 no joke
Watching Matteo waving his hand around while he's walking on the road talking on his cell phone just gave me an epiphany .
There is a reason why Italy seems to have such nice weather and countryside.
"THE CONSTANT HAND WAVING MIXES ALL OF THE DIFFERENT AIR TEMPERATURES, AND KEEPS IT FRESH AND EVENLY BLENDED !"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm Asian but I'm always do hands movement during conversation
"This stereotypes are offensive"
Also his arms ; 🫱🤚👆
next time Italian on call, give them paint brush and canvas. They might draw some masterpiece while talking on phone.
Infinite money glitch
😂😂😂😂
That's a brilliant idea!
To be honest as a non-italian, we also make hand gestures.
I tried one time to not use my hands i clearly felt ✨️tRapPeD-🤚👁👄👁
😐
@@fellowscales458 😎🤏😐
@@erenyayger3840 You seeing this bro?
@@fellowscales458 yeah seems he made a sick dad jk
I have had friends try to get me to stop. Like don't stifle my personality! This is me!
I love how Matteo is just back there aggressively hand gesturing😂
I love how the hands movement like a busy person 👁️👄👁️
As a Greek, we do the same thing, so… *waves hands in your direction*
Bulgarians be like "Hold my bags, I need to talk." when my husband is on the phone, I've been side swiped by his knuckles on accident 😂
He needs at least 3 feet (1 meter) of space when he is having a conversation!
They are all musicians 😂😂😂🔥🤌🤌
bro I be talking with my hands all the time lol imagine making sales over the phone and I feel like wolf of wall street 🤣
Nothing wrong with talking with the hand, we Turks do it as well, quite satisfying plus it gives your words much more power and meaning, you know that are serious when we start using the hand and body 🤣
Italian hand gestures just show their passionate. Also... a lot of them actually make sense.
I'm from an Italian family, there is a LOT of it in me. this preciousness it's one of them and as much as people makes fun of it I love it.
There's studies done that suggest "talking with your hands" is a sign of higher intelligence.
Me, for example, I wave my hands wildly while talking.
Matteo in the back:🤏👆☝️✊️👈🤌🙌
The older guy at the table is my favorite 😂
I'm not Italian..But I do this literally for everything not only on calls but when I'm explaining aswell or honestly anything 😅
I'm not an Italian but I often wave my hands during conversation. 😅
Others often weirded out when they saw me doing hand gestures, I just laughed it of. 🙂
*Matteo in the background:*
I love all the videos on this channel where one person is complaining about something while the other person is just doing it behind them 😂
I feel that one of them wasn't an Italian hand sign but a general western one for "no" or "cut it"
How to stop an Italian from talking? Tie there hands up 🤣
Italians use their Hands and French use their faces.
Lived in both countries I know.
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Brazilians do it all the time, even when they don't have a phone for talking with
In the bougie bs high school I went to freshman year (and then transferred out), we had 3 language class choices: French, Italian, and ASL. The ASL teacher was a woman who was fully deaf in one ear and partially deaf in another, and she had a REALLY good sense of humor. She used to tell us that if we wanted to transfer to a different language class at any point while attending the school, that you should transfer to Italian class, because you’ve already learned how to talk with your hands 😭
Gay detected. Opinion invalidated
Language is often more than words.❤
Italians are born to be pantomime artists
Johnny in the background trying to participate, haha
I learned somewhere that Italians can't talk if their hands are tied
My dad isn’t even italian but he does these hand signs.
No matter what we will always love italians
I love that the person that appeared behind Emiliano’s hair is also making gestures
This is a moment before disaster caught on camera
I'm Russian. Unfortunately,day by day, things are getting worse for me. Respect to the Italians. Let them be happy.🥺❤️
Ahah
"Ma che vordì, c'ho a maglietta bianca me dovresti vedè, sto qua attorno 😂😂"
PS. I'm Italian and I approved 🇮🇹✨😂
The translation makes it 100x funnier, thankbyou
It's not just making fun, though! They're visual representations of your tone and whether you're portraying sarcasm, agreement, disapproval, irritation, contentment, the entire gambit pretty much! And most importantly, if you see Italian language gestures facing OUT, apoplectic rage is soon to follow, thus RUN.
"ma mi dovresti vede, cio la maglietta bianca, sto qua attorno alla rotonda" had me dying💀💀💀
According to legend, Italian hand gestures came from the Romans venting their frustration and disbelief at how bad of an emperor Caligula was
I make fun of my own Italian self about how I use my hands every time I go to say something. Some times I’m not even talking yet and my arms are already moving up to position getting ready to accentuate what I’m about to say.😆😆
Italian: 🤌
Nuke: turns around and flies back to America
Emiliano: “those are actors”
Matteo:👈🏼🤏🏼🤌🏼🫴🏼🤌🏻🤏🏼👆🏻☝🏼🫴🏼🫴🏼🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻 *while talking in italian*
I love how I also do these things but I’m not Italian at all. I am just very expressive and I taught to use my hands for public speaking a lot 😂😂
him: "I'm deeply offended by these stereotypes"
also him: doing the Konami code with hand gestures
Jo in the background made my day 🤣🤣
Italians be throwing ninja hand signs🤣
Italian as a national language is much more recent than one might think despite the more than 2,000-year history of the peninsula. it was enough to change the city to completely change the dialect and understand absolutely nothing of what was being said. So the Italian gesture was born with a series of gestures that meant the same thing wherever you went. That's why we still use it so much and are so attached to it
Composing the next best musical composition 🤌
✨stop making fun of italians✨ le ultime parole famose
Italians didn't meet the Upper Egyptians yet 😂
No stereotypes. We Italian always do it.
We made an experiment with my sister who used to do it a lot. We tied her hands and went on talking with her, my wife and her husband. After a few moments she stopped talking and said she couldn't talk with her hands tied. 😂
We do this even when we talk through phones 😂
😂😂😂😂 once a french tutor commented on this she said 😂😂😂 c’ est normal parmi les gens du soleil ☀️🧡
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ma dai! And the lesson you have given us about the meanings of hand gestures? Hand gestures is a beautiful "trademark" of the Italian language.
Him:those are actors so Stop making fun of Italian
His friend:in the phone🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Meanwhile Matteo in in the back:
*Speaking minion language*
Me doing that hand type when I was doing a presentation
they still doing this while sleeping
As an italian, i can confirm that no matter hard i try, i still cannot speak without using my hands.
My Italian grandparents do this all the time all just be chilling in their house and they’ll just be doing those hand gestures
I am not Italian and i make hand gestures all the time so much so, my mother ends up laughing when i am talking to her 😛
How also Emiliano makes Hand gestures wheil explaining.
😂😂😎
I can see Emiliano holding his laugh so hard xD
the second guy’s flow is the best ❤
I'm a white southern chick born and raised in Miami and I LITERALLY can't talk without my hands....I hope I've got some Italian somewhere in the tree.
Omg as an Asian I can relate to it even a normal conversation may look like we r fighting 😂
When non Italians learn that those gestures aren’t speaking, or stereotypes, but brilliant animated emoticons hundreds of years before their time, that will be a good day
Definisci gli italiani con un emoji: 🤌
Oh wow! My fiance makes fun of me all the time because of how I use my hands when I talk! She says I do it all the time.. Who knew! 🤭😏😄😂🤣
Emiliano: “Those are just actors.” Meanwhile Mateo in the back 😂:
Mama mia pizza mozzarella pizza mozzarella rella rella rella 🤌🤌
I can't imagine Italian's Mafia doing hand sign instead of pull a gun when they argue or fight each other.
Me, a Scot, on the phone:
*aggressive yelling and even more aggressive hand movements*
Johnny at the back being a maestro of a concerto
One of my friends gives piano lessons to an Italian student. One day, the student was at her house for the lessons and was on a phone call afterwards. He was doing a lot of the hand gestures he knocked her TV down and it shattered 🤣 Good thing it's insured
I lost it when he's saying he's offended, and then the two guys in the background
When I speak Italian it actually does really help if you use your hands
The second one is on point.
"Why did the Italian Wizards lose World War 2?" Now you know.
The guy at the cafe would have made a great portrait.
But you'd need to put on a very high shutter speed