There are some things you can't just say with words.
This is a collection of my favorite cards.
This is a collection of my favorite cards.
"Pulcino" opened
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In Italy to wish good luck we say “In bocca al lupo,” which literally means inside the wolf’s mouth. The origin of the phrase could come from Romulus and Remulus, or from the fact that inside the wolf’s mouth the pups are safe (each person tells you a different version of the origin of the phrase)
When we respond to “In bocca al lupo“ I like to say “Long live the wolf,” (Viva il lupo) but alternatively there are those who say “Crepi” or simply “Grazie”
When we respond to “In bocca al lupo“ I like to say “Long live the wolf,” (Viva il lupo) but alternatively there are those who say “Crepi” or simply “Grazie”
"In bocca al lupo" opened
"In bocca al lupo" closed
How many different ways can you wish someone a happy birthday?
Endlessly!
"Tanti auguri"
"Tanti auguri"
A sweet way to tell someone how much you love them
Not even the latest of delays can take away the pleasure of saying happy birthday
Because we are all kinder at Christmas. Or not?
