How do you say "Me with the cigarette walking" in Italian?

"Me with the cigarette walking" in Italian is "Io con la siga' camminando". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Io con la siga' camminando" mean in English?

"Io con la siga' camminando" means "Me with the cigarette walking" in English. Usage tip: The gerund 'camminando' follows the noun, illustrating ongoing action.

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How to Say ‘Me with the cigarette walking’ in Italian

Io con la siga' camminando

EE-oh kohn lah SEE-gah kahm-mee-NAHN-doh

[EE-oh kohn lah SEE-gah kahm-mee-NAHN-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: The gerund 'camminando' follows the noun, illustrating ongoing action.

🇮🇹 In Italy: This imagery embodies a laid-back, pondering attitude common in Italian storytelling.

Phrase Breakdown

Io con la siga'

EE-oh kohn lah SEE-gah

Words in this phrase

[EE-oh]

Used by the speaker to refer to themselves.

Example

Io con la siga' camminando mi rilasso.

I with the cigarette walking relax myself.

con

[kohn]

with

Accompanied by or having something.

Example

Vado con la mia famiglia.

I go with my family.

[lah]

the

Definite article specifying something specific.

Example

La macchina è del 2015.

The car is from 2015.

siga

[SEE-gah]

cigarette

A thin cylinder of finely cut tobacco rolled in paper for smoking.

Example

Sto cercando una siga'.

I am looking for a cigarette.

camminando

[kahm-mee-NAHN-doh]

walking

To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot.

Example

Camminando si vedono bei luoghi.

While walking one sees beautiful places.

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