This isn’t really una parola Italiana, right?
From a news story someone shared on Blue Sky. I started learning Italian a decade ago, and I’ve never heard anyone use the word “goomar.” It doesn’t look like a real Italian word at all, with the double O and ending in a consonant. Can’t even think what they’re trying to say. Is this even close to a real Italian slang word, or are they completely making this up?
From a news story someone shared on Blue Sky. I started learning Italian a decade ago, and I’ve never heard anyone use the word “goomar.” It doesn’t look like a real Italian word at all, with the double O and ending in a consonant. Can’t even think what they’re trying to say. Is this even close to a real Italian slang word, or are they completely making this up?