Let's learn some italian idiomatic expressions!

What "fare il passo più lungo della gamba" means? 


Training really hard in order to run a marathon

Engaging in an activity without having the right skills or resources to succeed

Battere il ferro finché è caldo... 🤷‍♂️

To beat something or someone up because you lost your temper, usually without a valid reason

Keep doing something because it looks like you're on the right path to success

Trying to manipulate someone, so that he does what you want

What's the idiomatic expression that translates "To spoil everything?" 

What if I say to you: "Mi hai piantato in asso" 🃏

You ruined my garden after I spent so much time working on it 🤦‍♂️

You left me alone, all of a sudden! (You're such a bad friend, mate)

Why did you hit me out of the blue? (Are you crazy?)

We were already in a bad situation, now it's even worse!

We got through the first step, let's move ahead.

Learning how to do something the the rough way (Like when they thought you how to swim by just throwing you into the water😓) 

Learning how to cook (Apparently it's something every italian has to learn sooner or later)