Dress Like an Onion! Italian Expressions and Homemade Remedies for the Cold & Flu

Feeling under the weather? 🍋 In this cozy episode of English with Love, I talk about Italy’s unpredictable weather, the fun Italian expression “vestirsi a cipolla” — which means to dress like an onion — and the traditional homemade remedies that Italian mammas and nonnas swear by when you’ve caught a cold or the flu.In this micro-lesson, you’ll learn useful English idioms and expressions such as “under the weather,” “coming down with something,” and “sore throat” while discovering a touch of Italian culture and warmth. 💛💬 You can also follow my channel on YouTube 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@EnglishWithLove.Studio, where you can activate subtitles and read along while you listen. (Just copy and paste the link in the YouTube search bar)While you’re there, please subscribe, like, leave a comment, and share my channel with anyone who wants to improve their English with my simple, easy, and accessible micro-lessons.You can also follow me on all social media @englishwithlove.studio 💙

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