Mother's Day in Italy | | Print | |
Written by Larry Aiello |
Wednesday, 05 May 2010 17:59 |
Although the tradition of Mother’s Day celebrations has roots back to the Greek and Roman times, it was not until Woodrow Wilson declared it a national holiday in 1914 before it became a modern day celebration. Soon thereafter, it became popular in other countries all throughout the world. In
Maternal Proverbs in Italian
La Casa sempre fredda quando manca la mamma Translation: The house is always cold when mother is not there
All'amore per i figli non c'e' amore che somigli Translation: There is no love for her children quite like a mother's
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