Let’s talk about superstitions and lucky charms. It is a well known fact that Italians are in general extremely superstitious: a newspaper reported that Italians spend about 8 billion dollars a year on fortune tellers and astrology. One of the most famous lucky charms is the red horn, and it is said that you can find a red horn in each Italian household. – So, let’s learn all about superstitions and lucky charms, and let’s practice lots of useful Italian words and expressions that you can use in any “real life” conversation in Italian. Enjoy! 
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That’s Amore! – Episode #27

27. Don’t Forget Your Lucky Charm (That’s Amore!)

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27. Don’t Forget Your Lucky Charm (That’s Amore!)

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