Now Nicola Fratoianni wants to also be a language teacher. The leader of Avs posted a video on social media where he invites people to learn “some new words from our neighbors.” Words that are naturally not random, but indicate social policies that Fratoianni would like to adopt in Italy as well. And here he is while awkwardly trying to pronounce some terms in Swedish, Finnish, as well as in German and Spanish.
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“If this summer you go on vacation in Europe – begins the secretary of Sinistra Italiana – leave aside the usual fridge magnets. I’ll tell you what souvenirs to bring home. From Sweden, for example, we could bring home jämställdhet, equal parental leave.” Not satisfied, he moves on to Finnish: “From Finland we should bring maksuton koulutus, which means 100% free education, from nursery school to university.”
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At that point he moves on to generally more known languages, but the pronunciation remains rather poor. Both with German – for the free transport policy in Luxembourg (gratis effentlechen transport) – and with Spanish – with baja por menstruación invalidante (a menstrual leave paid by social security) – Fratoianni continues to struggle. And so one wonders why voluntarily make a fool of oneself if one is aware of not being particularly gifted for languages. A question that, evidently, Fratoianni did not ask himself. Also because, as he himself states at the end of the video, the purpose was only to describe Italy as “the weak link of Europe.”
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