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Alex D
What's the idiomatic meaning of "che cosa sei" in italian?
In what context is it used?
I think it's used to express frustration at someone, like in the Italian version of the song "Parole parole," at the end.
Is this correct?
2019年4月13日 18:21
回答 · 5
I wouldn't call that an "idiomatic meaning", it is just "what are you?"
2019年4月13日
It is a perfectly good Italian locution.
Poets use it as it has a deep meaning, that's all.
2019年4月16日
what the hell are you... :D
2019年4月15日
It's not used... In Italian there are some expressions called "poetic permits" (licenze poetiche). Such expressions make no specific sense and you are free to interpretate them. They somehow have a poetic sound, so you may find them only in poems or song lyrics, like in this case.
2019年4月15日
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