"In Italia certe cose non cambiano mai."

Translation: In Italy certain things never change.

[hybridpro]

like those awesome hand gestures

[KSmitch]

Anyone else find it kinda interesting that it took this long for "Italy" to surface in the Italian lessons?

[chatee]

I almost misspell it!

[Michelange66]

The stress on the word ''cambiano'' should be on the first syllable, not the last.

[Melmagicspell]

Like what never changes?

[ClaudeMedearis]

Why is it cose instead of così?

[An_dz]

così is like this, cose is the plural of cosa that means thing.

Examples:

Una cosa così non cambia
A thing like that doesn't change

Cose così non cambiano
Things like that don't change

[Isabell819676]

Why is " do not change" wrong?

[Rodeng2]

Missing the "mai"="never"

[Erated8]

Beh forse, A volta, Dovrebbero.

[JonathanBe821503]

Picky picky. I wrote, "In Italy, certain things can never be changed." Same thing. Answer wasn't accepted.