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Italian culture is often characterized by its expressive communication styles, which can come across as dramatic. This expressiveness is rooted in a rich history of art, theater, and passionate storytelling, where emotions are conveyed vividly. Additionally, social interactions in Italy are often lively and animated, reflecting a strong emphasis on family, community, and personal connections. This cultural tendency towards emotional expression can sometimes be perceived as dramatic by outsiders.
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Why is everyone so dramatic?
because people need to be dramatic to let their feeling out and show that they care EXAMPLE:if some1 got hurt evry one would be dramatic to show that they care
What typical feature of Italian opera style did Wagner consider undramatic?
dramatic
What languages are spoken by Italian immigrants?
In Italy people speak Italian, so anyone from Italy would speak Italian.
Does the Italian government subsidize the re-immigration of people of Italian descent to have children in Italy?
Yes im Italian so si
What makes Italian soil so fertile?
Italian soil blows the only thing the Italian people grow is arrogant children
Do we go blind by looking at something so ugly?
yes you do according to dramatic people you will if it is too ugly.
Do Italian people dance jump style?
no i dont think so
What makes A Midsummer Night's Dream so popular?
Cause people can relate to it and it is funny and dramatic and people like shakespeare cause he can shake it
What is a sentence for dramatic?
People who are dramatic are annoying.I love to act in plays dramatically for the audience
Why did Dante write in Italian instead of Latin?
He wrote in Italian because it was the language of him and his people, so more people could read it. However, that isn't a good question. Dante only wrote SOME of his works in Italian
How do Italian people move to a place with there stuff?
The same way people in other western countries do so.
Which artist introduced intense new realism and dramatic use of light and gesture to Italian Baroque?
I think it's Caravaggio.
