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B2 Idiomatic Expressions — Espressioni Idiomatiche B2·Full Idiom Review — Animal and Food Idioms
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Rule reminder

Animal and food idioms are culturally rooted. Italian animal idioms often differ from English equivalents — for example, 'in bocca al lupo' (good luck) would be 'break a leg' in English theatre. Learn the cultural context alongside the meaning.

Full Idiom Review — Animal and Food Idioms1 / 10

'**In bocca al lupo!**' — what is the correct response to this expression?

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