MoH Super, Hyper, Italian Football Challenge Dictionary

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APRIL FOOL

 

[MoH]

il portiere = The goalkeeper
il difensore = The defender
il centrocampisto = The midfielder
il attacanto = The forward (attacker)

il terzino = The stopper
il libero = The 'libero'
il bomber = The topscorer

il gol = The goal
il fallo = The foul
la rete = The net
il calcio d'angolo = The corner kick*
l'ala = The wing
l'arbitro = The referee
l'allenatore = The coach
il centrocampo = The midfield
l'area di rigore = The red zone
giocare in casa = To play at home
segnare un goal = To score a goal (Oba segna un gol!)
giocare in trasferta = To play host
battere = To kick (lui batte = he kicks)

primo tempo = First half
secondo tempo = Second half
calciatore = Football player

calcio di rigore = Penalty kick
calcio di positione = Off-side
calcio d'angolo = Corner kick

I tifosi = the fans

Some grammar rules here (1st is plural, 2nd is singular):
i nerazzurri --> il nerazzurro (Inter)
i bianconeri --> il bianconero (Juve)
i rossoneri --> il rossonero (Milan)
i gialloblù --> il gialloblù (Parma)
i giallorossi --> il giallorosso (Roma)
i biancorossi --> il biancorosso (Bari)


Inter -> Nera/Nero=Black, Azzurri=Blue

Juve -> Bianco=White, Neri/nero/nera=Black

Milan - > Rosso=Red, Neri/Nero=Black

AS Roma - > Giallo=Yellow, Rosso/Rossi=Red


We are the champions of Italy: I campioni dell'Italia siamo noi!

 

[Ziyad]

Great work Moh... :star:

 

[scutzon]

i thought Juventus was called 'La Vechhia Puttana'??

 

[Stefan]

Great post MOH.

 

[Interforeva]

This made me smile and thanks for the info

 

[Miki]

i thought Juventus was called 'La Vechhia Puttana'??

I prefer to call them La Vecchia Merda.

Ciao,
Tim

 

[Handoyo]

APRIL FOOL

What's up with this, MoH???


Handyo

 

[scutzon]

merda is shit right? 'the old shit' doesn't sound very nice... i stil prefer 'the old B*TCH!!' :fero: :fero:

 

[Sonic#Recoba]

Great job moh! Finally I can understand what Scarpini is yelling about! though i've learned a few simple words myself after listening to the man for so long.