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Can someone help me translate the italian phrase "si ride" in english?
I know "si ride" comes from the italian verb ridere- to laugh but does it have some other kind of meaning? Is it used in italian to express something good happening?
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- it is laughed or it is funny
- ridere-to laugh si ride=he laughs at himself/herself
- In Italian "Si ride" is the same as "(noi) ridiamo" and it means "we laugh". We say "si ride" even with a different meaning, as in the phrasing "domani si ride" that has the meaning of "tomorrow we will see what will happen".
- it laughs
