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I'm not Italian, but Argentinian and it's funny how we have most of these, though some of the definitions are slightly weird to me, for example, the one on the
by chromerift 4y ago
I'm not Italian, but Argentinian and it's funny how we have most of these, though some of the definitions are slightly weird to me, for example, the one on the cover means "what", back tips of the fingers on the chin means "I don't know". There's also a very interesting one we have, idk where it comes from, where one closes the fingers and bends the thumb a couple of times, sometimes accompanied by saying "minga", which means something like "jaja, no way, not doing that".
- prionassembly 4y ago> back tips of the fingers over the chin Yes, but the "no me importa" gesture sweeps over the chin.
- chromerift 4y agoMine too, forgot to mention. Also it could mean don't know + don't care depending on the facial expression, but I've not seen it as just don't care.