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All people have a need to communicate, but the way we do that varies greatly from place to place. Every culture has its own communication peculiarities that make our human family delightfully diverse. Not only do humans speak thousands of languages around the world, but we also engage in culturally specific speaking styles, speech patterns and body language, some of which are immediately identifiable. Case in point: the Italian "finger purse."Italian people are known for using their hands a lot when speaking. Italian hand gestures can vary a bit between northern and southern Italy, but one of the most universally recognizable is the pinched fingers or "finger purse." That's the gesture in which the tips of the fingers and the thumb are pressed together (forming a purse shape) and pointed upward, often in a repeated back-and-forth or up-and-down motion, sometimes with one hand and sometimes with both. Along with the rhythm of punctuated emphasis on certain words, especially when speaking passionately, the finger purse is often used to convey a question with a sense of annoyance, exasperation or confusion.It's a gesticulation most of us associate with a classic Italian grandma or grandpa, but when you see it coming from a tiny little Italian person, it's utterly hilarious. A viral video, originally shared by @guiseppe_matilde on TikTok, shows a preschooler engaging in a passionate rant that is unmistakably Italian, both in the actual language she's speaking and in her hand gestures. \u201ci absolutely need to have an italian baby who gesticulates with the passion of a 64 year old sicilian man\u201d — levy (@levy) 1667749365 According to Italian speakers in the comments, the little girl is conveying a story about how someone commented negatively about her wearing a miniskirt. u/shykawaii_shark on Reddit shared:"Rough translation for English speakers. Not a literal translation, I made it easier to comprehendMother: What kind of sense does that make!Daughter: They told me 'What sense does going out with a miniskirt make?' Like, think for yourself! I can wear my miniskirt, and you mind your own business!Mother: Exactly!Daughter: Think about your own miniskirt, not mine!"Got a feisty little feminist here.The full video on TikTok is even better (but it doesn't have the Italian subtitles): @giuseppe_matilde Secondo voi ha ragione matilde ? #foryoupage @Giò Canaletti seguitela tutti su istragram matilde_vaccar As adorable as this video is, it's also an example of how culture gets passed on from generation to generation. An Australian study found that young humans across different cultures imitate adults in ways that animals don't. Animals will imitate adult behavior to the extent that it's efficient and necessary to perform a task, whereas humans will mimic even silly or frivolous behaviors that have no purpose whatsoever. “Animals focus on getting the job done,” Mark Nielsen, a psychologist at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, told Science. “Humans seem to almost forget about the outcome and copy everything we see.”That mimicry of unnecessary actions may contribute to the complexity of human cultures. After all, it's not really necessary to do the finger purse to make a point, but Italians do it anyway. Little Italians pick it up from adult Italians, and so the classic Italian communication style is passed on. And thank goodness it is, because babies gesturing in Italian is absolutely adorable. This article originally appeared on 11.09.22

Everyone's childhood is different. But there are common objects, sights, sounds, smells, and memories from elementary school that most Gen Xers and Millenials share.Personally, when i think back to being in elementary school in the '80s, I remember the taste of the chocolate ship cookie we got on Fridays (with the pizza). The humiliation of getting nailed in the back during nation ball. And the grumbling, grinding sound that happened when you slipped a disk into the drive on an Apple IIe computer.Nowadays, in a world where most kids would have no idea how to even turn on an Apple IIe or have never felt the sting of a rubber nation ball hitting them square between the shoulders, I get a bittersweet feeling when I think back to my elementary school days.Mel Madara stirred the nostalgia pot on Twitter this week when she posted a series of photos of things she remembers from elementary school that anyone from 50 to 25 probably recollect, too. via Daniel Bagel / FlickrShe started up with a series of objects and experiences you may have forgotten that were a daily part of elementary school life.bringing back weird memories from elementary school: A THREAD pic.twitter.com/t3hJlWyl9V— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 resting your head on the cold window just hit different pic.twitter.com/OFhMIeokc5— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 when this would hit your ankles .. ow pic.twitter.com/TRc3vvGNcK— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 the original smart board pic.twitter.com/Bg166jAmmA— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 the flavor of the wooden spoon haunts me to this day pic.twitter.com/8ZRdMy9LE4— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 these!!! i can still smell them pic.twitter.com/exxYZclPX8— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 i didn't trust people who did this pic.twitter.com/HGmhDh6AiS— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 if you had these you were COOL pic.twitter.com/DctrpTXu8s— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 the static that came from these ... pic.twitter.com/92xsIZcKge— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 and let's not forget pic.twitter.com/x2nHozoFRP— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 3, 2020 scholastic. book. fair. pic.twitter.com/LPDgw8iuC1— melina ¨̮ (@melmadara) March 4, 2020 She inspired countless followers to share the things they remember from elementary school in the '80s and '90s.Heads-up 7-up!Can you remember the anxiety as someone walked slowly though the room and you hoped and prayed they touched your thumb? pic.twitter.com/ZWOzFkSpBW— Danny Staley (@Elmo69er) March 3, 2020 That clock you can wind up from behind. pic.twitter.com/qAsBv5BfR3— Wings 2020! (@let346312) March 3, 2020 Do you remember dying on Oregon trail repeatedly?Free time on the computer... pic.twitter.com/SdViGfFDnX— El Negrito (@tedminust) March 3, 2020 Four square! This game HIT at recess pic.twitter.com/BpqSIEi0p4— Ariana Navarro (@_navariii_) March 3, 2020 Was that a state-mandated fitness exam or a test for scoliosis? pic.twitter.com/7JyCe8HbN5— JP™️ (@generalpatt) March 3, 2020 M.A.S.H.! Did you wind up in a mansion, apartment, shack or a house? What kind of job did you get? Who did you marry? What kind of car do you drive? pic.twitter.com/fZuUY8bbCE— bloob? (@bloob3rry_) March 4, 2020 Before Michelle Obama it was acceptable to feed a kid a taquito filled with pizza.Everyone's favorite day was pizza stick day pic.twitter.com/xFqHQWBUvO— Jonathan lopez (@JLo_2424) March 4, 2020 Tether ball was fun until one of those rock hard balls hit you in the face. We settled things out on the court pic.twitter.com/lfALRulfRn— Ariana Navarro (@_navariii_) March 3, 2020 The stool that helped you grab that Judy Blume book just out of reach. It aw also a rgeat place to sit and read if the tables were filled up or you just wanted some privacy.Library Stools pic.twitter.com/bAyMGwCNWm— Wings 2020! (@let346312) March 3, 2020 Is the VCR bolted down? Check! TV strapped in? Check. It's time for a rainy day movie.This with the lights off in the classroom on a rainy day was ?? pic.twitter.com/aBpqbDpTwJ— ashleyyaa (@ashleyyaa) March 3, 2020 ... or if you're older, you got "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" or some other Disney nature film on 16mm film in the school cafeteria.You were lucky. For the older folks on here, you'll remember these. When they worked they were awesome; but if something jammed up, and the film in front of the bulb melted, school movie time was over. Well, unless you had a nerdy AV kid in your class.... pic.twitter.com/XI31FKgpz7— Big Daddy ?️1️⃣ (@bryaninbigd) March 4, 2020 My skin is peeling off! pic.twitter.com/olDf1s9uPt— Jason Kizer (@jason_kizer) March 3, 2020 This brutal contraption isn't a Medieval torture device but a way to sarpen your pencil. pic.twitter.com/BvOjLemYst— Clare O'Grady, MPH (@ceogrady) March 3, 2020 Finally, if more of us listened to this guy, the country would be in a much better place.I know y'all remember this mf pic.twitter.com/64xMS2nHYC— Martin Alvarado (@martinhuerta97) March 3, 2020 This article originally appeared on 03.05.20