Do you ever use the phrase "Come ti senti" ?

**Óttar** · 10-05-2020, 04:50 PM

I got into an argument through text with this Italian-American bitch who insisted that nobody says "Come ti senti..." She also had the gall to say that my Italian was shitty despite only being a beginner herself. When I produced this image, she still insisted that "In Italy, [I'd] be an imposter." So I told her "Vaffanculo [Middle finger emoji]." and blocked her on all media. This puttana cazza thinks she's the Chair of the f-cking Societa di Dante Alighieri.

**TheMaestro** · 10-05-2020, 04:53 PM

34 years old and you argue with someone about something people say XDD 1st world problems.

**Óttar** · 10-05-2020, 04:55 PM

Originally Posted by TheMaestro

34 years old and you argue with someone about something people say XDD 1st world problems.

She insulted me. She asked me, 'What if I was speaking shitty German?' and I said, 'I would be understanding that you're trying...' Turns out, "Come ti senti..." isn't even wrong, so f-ck that b-tch.

**TheMaestro** · 10-05-2020, 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by Óttar

She insulted me. She asked me, 'What if I was speaking shitty German?' and I said, 'I would be understanding that you're trying...' Turns out, "Come ti senti..." isn't even wrong, so f-ck that b-tch.

Why are you both trying to speak languages you can't speak?

**Óttar** · 10-05-2020, 05:02 PM

Originally Posted by TheMaestro

Why are you both trying to speak languages you can't speak?

She's a "competent beginner (her words)" in Italian and I just thought we could converse in Italian, but she was giving me attitude. Even after I showed her that image she said, 'The way people speak is different from textbooks...' so she's a lost cause anyway. Believe me, she was rude af. I blocked her on all media. I won't tolerate such disrespect, especially considering I wasn't even wrong.

**Faklon** · 10-05-2020, 05:16 PM

Ma che cuckzzo

**Tacitus** · 10-05-2020, 05:31 PM

In what sense was it being used? Because if you were using it as "how are you?" in a conversational way, technically she's not wrong. "Come ti senti" isn't wrong grammatically, but context matters.

**Óttar** · 10-05-2020, 05:33 PM

Originally Posted by Tacitus

In what sense was it being used? Because if you were using it as "how are you?" in a conversational way, technically she's not wrong. "Come it senti" isn't wrong grammatically, but context matters.

She told me she was sick, so the next day I asked 'Come ti senti?'

**Tacitus** · 10-05-2020, 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by Óttar

She told me she was sick, so the next day I asked 'Come ti senti?'

You could use that, but just saying "Come stai?" works just as well and in conversation it's more common anyway.

Oh, and in your OP, it would be puttana di cazzo or puttana di merda (I prefer the latter).

**Óttar** · 10-05-2020, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by Tacitus

You could use that, but just saying "Come stai?" works just as well and in conversation it's more common anyway.

Oh, and in your OP, it would be puttana di cazzo or puttana di merda (I prefer the latter).

I know this phrase. Thanks.

It's just that she was really rude and I don't need that in my life. I don't care if she farts rainbows, I won't put up with such disrespect. When someone tries to speak a foreign language, you encourage them, you don't subjugate them.