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New Italian Vocabulary

New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day are holidays in much of the world – here’s the Italian vocabulary you need to celebrate on December 31 and January 1st. Buon anno!

December 31		31 dicembre
New Year’s Eve		la vigilia di Capodanno
New Year’s Eve dinner		il cenone di Capodanno
New Year’s Eve party		la festa di Capodanno
midnight		mezzanotte
January 1st		il 1° gennaio
the new year		l’anno nuovo
New Year’s Day		il Capodanno
New Year’s resolution		il buon proposito del nuovo anno
fireworks		i fuochi d’artificio
mistletoe		il vischio
champagne		lo champagne
hangover		i postumi della sbornia
truffles		i tartufi
Happy New Year!		Buon anno!
Happy holidays!		Buone feste!
Season’s greetings!		Buone feste!
to celebrate		festeggiare
to drink		bere
to eat		mangiare
to get drunk		ubriacarsi
to kiss		baciare
to propose a toast		proporre un brindisi
to toast		brindare

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