(certainly NOT "do it in the ass" as previously suggested.) There are so many Italian-AMERICAN expressions I picked up from my grandparents, most kinda vulgar, because they mostly spoke Italian in front of us to curse or insult someone. But whatever the etymology, it's a negative expression but not vulgar, more akin to saying "get lost" than anything else. This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the. But my grandmother told me it meant "go to Naples" which was like saying "go to hell" because it's so hot down in Naples. My Italian teacher, who was from Naples understood it, but said most From what I understand "va fa Napoli" is more Italian-American slang, maybe more specific to New York Italians, from the boroughs, with roots in Naples dialect (which is why Joey on Friends would use it, or Tony Soprano, or Tony the Lip in Green Book). Valiant kullo adalah sebuah band beraliran Punk Rock yang berasal dari Cilegon - Banten.
Valian mencantumkan pendidikan di profilnya. My grandparents were Napolitano and learned the Napoli dialect from their parents), but they grew up and lived in the Bronx. Lihat profil Valian Kullo di LinkedIn, komunitas profesional terbesar di dunia.
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You can hear the expression used on The Sopranos and in the Academy Award winning movie Green Book. My Italian-American grandparents would often use the phrase "va fa Napoli" (or sometimes shortened to "fa Napoli"). Join Facebook to connect with Vaffan Cullo and others you may know.
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