'e sorde
🇮🇹 Italian slang from Naples
What does “'e sorde” mean?
money
Example
“Nun tengo 'e sorde pe' ascì.”
I haven't got money to go out.
Good to know
Neapolitan for "i soldi".
Who you can say it to
Fine with anyone
💸 Money
The textbook way to say it: i soldi
💶 How other countries say “money / cash”
- 🇮🇹 granaItaly
- 🇮🇹 sordiRome · A "piotta" is exactly 100 euros.
- 🇮🇹 danéeMilan · Milanese dialect, mostly heard from older people or as a joke.
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- spennàto fleece, to overcharge
- nun tengo 'na liraI haven't got a penny
- 'a tombolaChristmas bingo (with dream numbers)
- 'a smorfiathe book turning dreams into lottery numbers
- uèhey!
- guagliòkid; dude
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