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It is not uncommon to visit a new tourist site, like her, and the dream of living there. You can even plan to return for holidays next year. But sometimes, a country that seizes you. Not only the dream of it – read, listen to their music, learn their language, eat their food – You are living and breathing and he is desperate to return.

the Italian culture and traditions can be like that. A day, you're enjoying the culture of Italy on holiday, the next time you're at home, wondering how you can become an Italian citizen. Even if it can not be legally possible to do so, it is not difficult to adopt the Italian culture in their daily lives.

This happened to us. One moment we were in Rome on vacation, the next day we bought a house in the hills of the Marches and wanted all our lives Italian on the theme. It took a long time. We are now bona fide residents of a small Italian people and we feel more Italian than English.

Here is our list of ten fun ways to make us really had adopted the Italian culture and traditions in our lives. You see yourself in at least five of them? Beware – you are on track to become a real italophile!

You know you're Italian when …

1. A stop drinking cappuccino after 10:30.
2. His pride and joy is more tea, but your Gaggia coffee.
3. A goat rancher the entire herd in your yard and you think nothing of it.
4. You download the Italian national anthem in your i-pod.
5. His hack has become an essential household.
6. You walk arm in arm with friends around the local clothing market – six times.
7. A man wanders into your ground with a rifle and accompanied by a large dog, and gets a coffee in the morning.
8. There is a pasta machine all-purpose flour in your kitchen work surface.
9. Looking to buy a train ticket in the United Kingdom and make you look at the man without understanding, because that you asked in Italian.
10. Your partner offers to buy a pair of Jimmy Choo and say you'd rather have a Vespa.

Cath Andrews visited Italy several years ago and knew she had come home. She has since married in Rome and bought a home in rural Italy. A dedicated Italophile, she is currently writing a website about Italian culture. For more detailed information about Italy and Italian culture, have a look at Cath’s website at: http://www.explore-italian-culture.com.

MUSIC IN COSTA RICA – NATIONAL ANTHEM

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