Ten things Italians find odd about the Americans
Catherine Edwards - [email protected]
Published: 15 Jan, 2014 CET.
Updated: Wed 15 Jan 2014 09:35 CET
Many foreigners experience culture shock when moving to a new country - what you might not realize is that it works both ways. The Local's list reveals the top ten things Italians don't understand about Americans.
Moving to Italy is a dream for many Americans, but those who make it a reality may not find they fit in as seamlessly as they hoped. Before even beginning to tackle the language barrier and famous bureaucracy, there's a culture clash to contend with.
You might think you can pass for a local, but Italians can easily spot a new arrival.
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Moving to Italy is a dream for many Americans, but those who make it a reality may not find they fit in as seamlessly as they hoped. Before even beginning to tackle the language barrier and famous bureaucracy, there's a culture clash to contend with.
You might think you can pass for a local, but Italians can easily spot a new arrival.
Don't miss a story about Italy - Join us on Facebook and Twitter.
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