01-06-2024, 09:52 PM
La Befana vien di notte
Con le scarpe tutte rotte
Col cappello e la sottana
Viene viene la Befana
By the way, I remember JJ McCullough said in an old video that la Befana brings Christmas presents in Italy. THIS IS FALSE! La Befana ("la" just means "the", btw) comes on January 6 and brings candy and sweets (or coal if you've been naughty) (or a type of candy that looks like coal if your parents are humorous). Christmas presents are brought by Babbo Natale, which translates to Father Christmas, which is just Santa. In my grandma's days they were brought by Gesù bambino, which translates to baby Jesus. None of this is important but whatever, it annoyed me so much to hear that mistake by JJ whatever years ago
Con le scarpe tutte rotte
Col cappello e la sottana
Viene viene la Befana
By the way, I remember JJ McCullough said in an old video that la Befana brings Christmas presents in Italy. THIS IS FALSE! La Befana ("la" just means "the", btw) comes on January 6 and brings candy and sweets (or coal if you've been naughty) (or a type of candy that looks like coal if your parents are humorous). Christmas presents are brought by Babbo Natale, which translates to Father Christmas, which is just Santa. In my grandma's days they were brought by Gesù bambino, which translates to baby Jesus. None of this is important but whatever, it annoyed me so much to hear that mistake by JJ whatever years ago
My username is in Scottish Gaelic. If you speak that language, please tell me how to pronounce it properly.
The best source I've got so far is this: https://learngaelic.scot/dictionary/inde...word=false
The best source I've got so far is this: https://learngaelic.scot/dictionary/inde...word=false