I know that the Italian word for "drunk" is ubriaco.
I was wondering if anyone knew the word for "hungover" - or if there even is one. I have always been told that the Italian culture is much more mature when it comes to drinking, like the children just grow up with wine on the dinner table, but surely they have a word for when they overdo it...
-Jack
Hungover
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May 14, 2008
martin
June 2, 2008
hungover is translated as i postumi da sbronza or postumi da sbornia or you could say sotto l'effetto dell'alcol.
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