Holiday Vocab Round-up! Top 30 Italian Christmas Words & Phrases + Quizlet Practice Set!

Ciao ragazzi!

Before going on holiday break, my students asked if I would create some materials to help them practice their Italian and stay engaged with the language during the holidaysā€¦

So, hereā€™s a round-up of the most popular Italian Christmas words and phrases. Iā€™ve set it up the same as the ā€œWords of the Weekā€ (WoWs). WoWs are words we choose and practice each week from the materials weā€™re working on in class.

Iā€™ve added this weekā€™s WoWs below, to a list I created in Quizlet. If youā€™re already familiar with Quizlet, then you know how engaging and fun it is to use the many interactive exercises it features to build your vocabulary and strengthen your memory. Click here to access the Quizlet Christmas Round-up list and use the password JODINA.

  1. Natale: Christmas
  2. la vigilia di Natale: Christmas Eve
  3. il presepe, il presepio: Manger, nativity scene
  4. i regali: gifts, presents
  5. gli addobbi: Decorations
  6. le luci: lights (also, ā€œle luminarieā€)
  7. le palline: ornaments (lit. little balls)
  8. lā€™albero di Natale: Christmas tree
  9. la stella: star
  10. il vischio: mistletoe
  11. le castagne: chestnuts
  12. le caldarroste: roasted chestnuts (also called castagne arrostite)
  13. il panettone: Italian Christmas cake (dome shaped with candied fruit and raisins)
  14. le lenticchie: lentils (eaten to ensure good fortune in the new year)
  15. il cenone: big dinner, from the word cena (dinner) plus the suffix -one, indicating large
  16. la chiesa: church
  17. santa messa: holy mass
  18. GesĆ¹ Bambino: Baby Jesus
  19. Babbo Natale: Santa Claus (Father Christmas ā€“ babbo is a colloquial word originating in Tuscany and meaning dad, daddy, pops)
  20. Buon Natale!: Merry Christmas!
  21. Buone Feste!: Happy Holidays! Ā 
  22. Auguri di stagione!: Seasons Greetings!
  23. Capodanno: New Yearā€™s Eve or New Yearā€™s Day (lit. the head/end/extremity of the year)
  24. Buon Anno!: Happy New Year!
  25. Prospero e felice anno nuovo!: Prosperous and Happy New Year!
  26. lā€™Epifania: Epiphany, celebrated Jan 6th
  27. i Re Magi: the wise men (three kings, magi)
  28. la Befana: gift-bringing witch (comes on Epiphany)
  29. la calza: stocking (to hold candies and small gifts la Befana brings)
  30. i biglietti di auguri: greeting cards

Got any Italian holiday questions or words to add to the list?

Let me know if you like this and find it helpfulā€¦ If I know people are using it, Iā€™ll create more practice materials!

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Watch Movies, Improve Your Italian!

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Shorter days, longer nights and chilly temperatures make it the perfect season to cozy up with a good Italian movie.

Most of my students find watching Italian movies an enjoyable experience, but ā€œthey talk so fastā€ (referring to dialog in the films) is a frequent observation, usually followed by this question: ā€œWhat can I do to increase my comprehension of these films?ā€


Hereā€™s my advice for a tried-and-true way to employ Italian movies as a vehicle to exponentially expand your understanding of spoken Italian :

  1. Watch as many movies as you can get your hands (or eyes) on, preferably ones that are easily available. (See my picks of Italian movies on Netflix here.)
  2. Choose one of these movies as your ā€œprojectā€. Make it a film that you enjoy so much youā€™d happily watch it over and over again,Ā because thatā€™s exactly what Iā€™m about to prescribe.
  3. Watch the whole movie several times, while reading the English subtitles, until you have the movie meaning and content memorized.
  4. Now, starting with chapter one (or the first section/scene of the film), turn off the subtitles and (already knowing what is happening in the scene) focus on listening only to the Italian. At this point, because you know exactly whatā€™s going on in the movie plot, you are free to focus on the spoken language. Listen to each chapter or scene several times, focusing first on getting the gist and then gradually on comprehending words and phrases.
  5. If possible, when you first turn off the English subtitles, consider watching with the subtitles switched to Italian.
  6. It might seem like youā€™re training yourself to be able to understand only this one movie, but stick with it. What you are really doing is using it to train your ear, and this will improve your comprehension skills and spill over to any new movies or programs you listen to in Italian (not to mention actual live people). When itā€™s time to choose a new movie ā€œprojectā€, if youā€™ve followed these steps, youā€™ll be amazed at how much more quickly you are able to understand and get the gist!
  7. Hereā€™s that list of my Italian movie picks on Netflix. Enjoy!

Got any favorite Italian movies? Or listening comprehension suggestions youā€™d like to share? Love to hear your comments!

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“Piove” — An Italian song about rain


(Note: English translation follows.)

Per festeggiare la pioggia inaspettata questo weekend a San Diego (ne abbiamo molto bisogno) propongo la canzone ā€œPioveā€ di Jovanotti.Ā  Jovanotti, per chi non lo sapesse, ĆØ uno dei miei cantautori italiani preferiti. ā€œPioveā€ ĆØ una canzone dā€™amore, che si tratta di una persona che aveva deciso di non inamorarsi mai piĆ¹ ma che poi si innamora di nuovoā€¦ paragonando in questo caso lā€™amore alla pioggia in un posto (il cuore) dove non piove da molto tempo.

TRANSLATION

To celebrate the unexpected rain this weekend in San Diego (we really need it), I propose the song ā€œPioveā€/Rain, by Jovanotti. Ā Jovanotti, for anyone who didnā€™t know, is one of my favorite Italian singer-songwriters. ā€œPioveā€ is a love song about a person whoā€™d decided never to fall in love again, but then does fall in love againā€¦ comparing in this case love with rain in a place (the heart) where it hasnā€™t rained for a long time.]

For Rainy Day words (Parole Piovose) see this earlier blog post.


SONG VIDEO

LYRICS IN ITALIANO

Ritornello:

Piove! Senti come piove! Madonna come piove! Senti come viene giĆ¹!
Piove! Senti come piove! Madonna come piove! Senti come viene giĆ¹!

Verso 1
Hai visto che piove? Senti come viene giĆ¹!
Tu che dicevi che non pioveva piĆ¹!
Che ormai non ti saresti mai piĆ¹ innamorata!
E adesso guardati sei tutta bagnata!
E piove! Madonna come piove
sulla tua testa e lā€™aria si rinfresca,
e pioverĆ  fin quando la terra non sarĆ  di nuovo piena
e poi si rasserena!

Ritornello

Verso 2

Senti le gocce che battono sul tetto!
Senti il rumore girandoti nel letto!
Uhm, rinascerĆ  sta giĆ  nascendo ora!
Senti che piove e il grano si matura,
e tu diventi grande e ti fai forte,
e quelle foglie che ti sembravan morte,
uhm, ripopolano i rami unā€™altra volta
ĆØ la primavera che bussa alla tua porta!
E piove! Madonna come piove
prima che il sole ritorni a farci festa!
Uhm senti! Senti come piove!
Senti le gocce battere sulla tua testa!

Ritornello xĀ  2

Verso 3

Tu che credevi che oramai le tue piantine
si eran seccate e non sarebbero cresciute piĆ¹!
Hai aspettato un poā€™, ma senti come piove
sulla tua testa! Senti come viene giĆ¹!
Non eri tu che ormai ti eri rassegnata
e che dicevi che non ti saresti piĆ¹ innamorata?
La terra a volte va innaffiata con il pianto,
ma poi vedrai la pioggia tornerĆ !

Ritornello x 2

LYRICS IN ENLGLISH

Refrain:

Itā€™s raining! Listen to* how itā€™s raining! Madonna** how itā€™s raining! Hear how itā€™s coming down!

Itā€™s raining!

Listen to* how itā€™s raining! Madonna** how itā€™s raining! Hear how itā€™s coming down!

Verse 1
Have you seen that itā€™s raining? Listen to how itā€™s coming down!
You said it wouldnā€™t rain anymore!
That by this point you would never fall in love again!
And now look at yourself, youā€™re all wet!
And itā€™s raining! Madonna how itā€™s raining
on your head and the air is refreshed,
and it will rain until the earth is full again
and then it will clear up!

Refrain

Verse 2
Hear the drops that beat on the roof!
Hear the noise as you roll over in bed!
Uhm, it will be reborn, itā€™s being born now!
Listen as it rains and the grain matures,
and you will become great and regain your strength,
and those leaves that to you seemed dead
uhm, they will repopulate (rebloom on) the branches again
Itā€™s Spring knocking at your door!
And itā€™s raining! Madonna how it will rain
Before the sun comes back to make a party for us!
Uhm listen! Hear how itā€™s raining!
Feel the drops beating on your head!

Refrain x 2

Verse 3
You who believed that by now your little seedlings
had dried up and would never grow again!
You waited a while, but feel how itā€™s raining
on your head! Listen to how itā€™s coming down!
Wasnā€™t it you who by now had resigned yourself
And who said you would never fall in love again?
The earth is sometimes watered with tears,
but then you will see the rain come back!

Refrain x 2

(*Sentire is the ā€˜sensoryā€™ verb and can mean hear, feel, listen.)

(**Madonna is the Virgin Mary and is often used as an exclamation, like saying Oh my God!)

Ahh, la pioggia, a volte triste, in altri momenti romantica.Ā  A volte nutre, ad altre destrugge. Come ti fa sentire TU la pioggia?

[Ah, the rain, sometimes sad, other times romantic. Sometimes it nourishes, and other times it destroys.Ā  How does the rain make YOU feel?]Ā  Comments welcome below!

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Auguri alle donne! | International Women’s Day

festa donna 8 marzoMarch 8th is International Womenā€™s Day. This day is observed widely in many countries around the world. Oddly though, it is not observed in the United States. In fact, the first time Iā€™d heard of it was shortly after Iā€™d moved to Italy.

In italia la Festa della Donna si festeggia lā€™8 di marzo. | In Italy, Womenā€™s day is celebrated on March 8th.

festa donna mazze mimose

Mazze di mimose | Bouquets of mimosa flowers

Gli uomini regalano i fiori, solitamente le mimose, alle colleghe di lavoro e a tutte le altre donne importanti nelle loro viteā€¦ mamme, sorelle, fidanzate, ragazze, ecc. | Men give flowers, usually mimosas, to their female colleagues and to all the other important women in their livesā€¦ moms, sisters, fiances, girlfriends, etc.

Contrary to popular belief, the mimosa is not just a popular cocktail made from succo dā€™arancia (orange juice) and champagne, though I suspect this drink was inspired by the true mimosa.

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La mimosa piu` famosa ā€” the most famous mimosa: Mimosa Cocktails

The mimosa is the fragrant and fluffy yellow pom-pom-like flower of the acacia tree.Ā  California is full of these trees this time of year, as is Italy, which is why this flower is so common on this day.Ā  I love the smell of these flowers ā€” their fragrance zooms me straight back to wonderful memories.

Below are a few Womenā€™s Day auguri (greetings) to share with someone special:

  1. ā€œQuesta mimosa ĆØ bella come te che splendi e profumi nel giorno della tua festa.ā€ | This mimosa is as beautiful as you that shine and are fragrant on your special day.
  2. ā€œAuguri a tutte le donne del mondo ed in particolare alla mia che ĆØ la piĆ¹ bella che ci sia!ā€ | Good wishes to all the women of the world and in particular to mine who is the most beautiful there is!
  3. ā€œLa donna ĆØ la colonna portante del mondo, senza te tutto crollerebbe e la nostra famiglia andrebbe in rovinaā€¦ Grazie donna, grazie mamma.ā€ | The woman is the main supporting column of the world, without you everything would collapse and our family would go into ruinā€¦ Thank you woman, thank you mom.

women dressed in yellowWomenā€™s Day is a celebration of all that is wonderful about women, and it is a day to pause and reflect on the accomplishments and importance of the role of women in our world. Itā€™s also a moment to consider improvements and changes needed to better the quality of women ā€˜s lives in general, and especially of women and girls whose rights and life conditions are extremely compromised or perilous.

Remember to give an extra hug or shout out to the women who matter in your life today. And remember also the women whose lives are not what they could be. Weā€™ve come a long way baby, ma cā€™ĆØ ne ancora di strada da fare! (thereā€™s still a ways to go!)

Have you heard of Womenā€™s Day before?Ā  Do you celebrate it?Ā  Which mimosa do you prefer, the flower or the cocktail?Ā  šŸ˜‰Ā  Love your comments!

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Love, Italian Style | Amore all’italiana

saying i love you in italianā€œTi amoā€ or ā€œTi voglio beneā€?

That is the question for italophiles this upcoming day of San Valentino.Ā  The answer, it turns out, depends on the object of your affections.

ā€œTi amoā€ (I love you) is reserved for romantic loves, while ā€œTi voglio beneā€ (I want/wish you well) is used to say I love you to everyone: family, friends, and lovers. Per non fare brutta figura (to not make a faux pas) watch the video below!

After the video, check out the round-up of Italian love phrases to help you sweep your adorato (adored one) off their feet! Plus a link to send free online Italian Valentineā€™s Day cards.

Video:Ā  Saying ā€œI love youā€ in Italian

More instructional videos >>

Be your own Don Giovanni with these romantic phrases!

  1. Buon San Valentino (Happy Valentineā€™s Day)
  2. Ti amo. (I love you. Used only for romantic love.)
  3. Ti adoro. (I adore you.)
  4. Amore mio (My love, my beloved)
  5. Tesoro mio (My treasure)
  6. Ti voglio bene. (I love/care about you. Used for all types of relationships: family, friends, lovers.)
  7. I tuoi occhi brillano come le stelle. (Your eyes shine like stars.)
  8. Sei bella come una rosa. (You are as beautiful as a rose.)
  9. Per sempre (Forever)
  10. Per sempre tua,o (Forever yours)
  11. Sono pazza,o di te. (Iā€™m crazy for you.)
  12. Anima mia (My soul)
  13. Sei incredibile. (Youā€™re incredible.)
  14. Sei bellissima,o. (Youā€™re very beautiful.)
  15. Sei un dono. (You are a gift.)
  16. Sei stupenda,o. (Youā€™re fantastic.)

Send a free online Italian Valentineā€™s card to someone special at www.kisseo.it.

heart in cappuccino coffeeA tutti i miei lettori un buon San Valentino! Siete stupendi! (To all of my readers, a happy Valentineā€™s Day! Youā€™re fantastic!)

Got a favorite ItalianĀ  love phrase or anecdote? Ever wished someone Happy Valentineā€™s in italiano? Sei un tipo romantico? (Are you the romantic type?) Leave a comment below!

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2 for Tuesday: Scioglilingua | Tongue Twisters

PING PONG[Note: Any text in Italian is followed by the English translation.]

Gli scioglilingua sono un ottimo modo per esercitare la tua pronuncia in Italiano!

Tongue twisters are an excellent way to practice your Italian pronunciation!

3 tigri contro 3 tigriEccone due divertenti che ha condiviso il mio amico Lobsang di Torino. Li ho provati lo scorso sabato nella mia classe di conversazione e studio dellā€™italiano e gli studenti si sono divertiti un mondo facendo esercizio.

Here are two fun ones my friend Lobsang from Torino shared with me. I tested them out this past Saturday in my Italian Study & Conversation class, and the students had a blast practicing them.

Tre tigri contro tre tigri. | Three tigers against three tigers.

Dieci limoni, cento limoni, mille limoni.Ā  |Ā  Ten lemons, a hundred lemons, a thousand lemons.

[P.S. No, they donā€™t make senseā€¦ of course not, theyā€™re tongue twisters!]

10-100-1000 limoniSuggerimenti & Consigli:

  • Ā Ascoltare le registrazioni audio
  • Pronunciare lo scioglilingua lentamente, poi due volte di fila, infine tre volte senza fermarsi
  • Aumentare la velocitĆ  senza sacrificare la pronuncia corretta

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SuggestionsĀ  & Advice:

  • Listen to the audio recordings
  • Say the tongue twister once slowly, then twice in a row, and finallyĀ  three times without stopping.
  • Pick up speed without sacrificing correct pronunciation

Tre tigri contro tre tigri.

Dieci limoni, cento limoni, mille limoni.

Divertiti e fammi sapere come va! Hai mai usato gli scioglilingua come modo di fare esercizio in italiano? Lo trovi utile, difficile, divertente? Quali sono i tuoi preferiti? Lascia un commento!

Have fun and let me know how you do! Have you used tongue twisters before as a way to practice Italian? Do you find it useful, difficult, fun? What are some of your favorites? LeaveĀ  a comment!

See more tongue twisters here: Italian Tongue Twisters | Sopra la pancaā€¦

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Buoni propositi per l’anno nuovo | New Year’s Resolutions

[Note: Any text in Italian is followed by the English translation.]

ƈ giunto quel momento: un nuovo anno luccicante ĆØ iniziato! Un anno pieno di possibilitĆ  e buoni propositi, cioĆØ tutti quegli atti e nobili intenzioni che vorremmo riuscire a mettere in pratica nei prossimi dodici mesi.

That moment has arrived: a shiny new year has begun! A year full of possibilities and resolutions, that is to say, all those actions and noble intentionsĀ  that weā€™d like to be able to put into practice in the next twelve months.

Ecco i miei, o perlomeno tre dei miei piĆ¹ importanti obiettivi:

Here are mine, or at least three of my most important goals:

ā€“ Rimettermi in formaā€¦ visto che lā€™anno scorso ho messo su peso e non mi vanno piĆ¹ i ginnasticajeansā€¦ uffa! Mi sono giĆ  iscritta ad un intenso programma di ginnastica.

ā€“ Get back in shapeā€¦ seeing that last year I put on weight and can no longer get into my jeansā€¦ darn it! I have already signed up for an intensive exercise program.

ā€“ Imparare a gestire e investire intelligentemente i soldiā€¦ visto che ormai sono diventata responsabile con le finanze, ĆØ giunto il momento di procedere al prossimo traguardoinvestire soldiā€¦ Sono brava con le parole, ora voglio migliorare le capacitĆ  finanziarie.

ā€“ Learn to intelligently manage and invest moneyā€¦ seeing that by now I have become responsible with my finances, the moment has arrived to move to the next milestoneā€¦ Iā€™m good with words; now I want to improve my financial skills.

ā€“ Imparare a cantare e a usare bene la voce. ƈ sempre stato il mio sogno poter cantar bene, o almeno decentemente (possibilmente evitando che i cani abbaino mentre intono una canzone). In piĆ¹, visto che parlo per mestiere, apprendere lā€™uso corretto Jodina singing at Cicciotti's-editeddellā€™apparato vocale-respiratorio penso sia un buon investimento nella mia vita professionale.

ā€“ Learn to sing and use my voice well. It has always been my dream to be able to sing well, or at least decently (possibly avoiding that dogs howl when I sing a song). Moreover, seeing that I speak for a living, I believe that learning to correctly use my vocal-respiratory apparatus is a good investment in my professional life.

Questi sono i miei propositi per il 2015. Le aspirazioni e i sogni che punto a realizzare. Dichiararli agli altri ĆØ sempre difficile, ma fondamentale. Per questo vi chiedo di condividere anche i vostri. Che cosa farete nel nuovo anno? Come investirete il vostro tempo? Per quali obiettivi lotterete?

These are my resolutions for 2015. Aspirations and dreams that I aim to realize. Declaring them to others is always difficult but essential. For this reason, Iā€™m asking you to share yours, too. What will you do in the new year? How will you invest your time? What goals will you strive for?

Auguro a tutti un annoĀ  felice e pieno di creativitĆ !

I wish everyone a happy new year full of creativity!

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Fave 3 Friday: Handling the Holidays – Calma, sangue freddo e un respiro profondo | Calm, cool and a deep breath

[Note: Any text in Italian is followed by the English translation.]

Le feste invernali sono alle porte e per molti di noi, il Natale puĆ² essere una ricorrenza tanto bella quanto stressante. Forse per lā€™ansia di trovare il regalo perfetto, partecipare a cene e ricevimenti, o per alcuni, sentire la mancanza di familiari lontani o assenti. Quello che ci serve ĆØ una boccata di aria fresca, con lo sfondo romantico della Costiera Amalfitana. Ecco tre immagini catturate la scorsa primavera che vi voglio regalareā€¦

The winter holidays are upon us (literally, ā€œat the doorsā€), and for many of us, Christmas can be an event that is as stressful as it is beautiful. Perhaps itā€™s the anxiety of finding the perfect gift, attending dinners and parties, or for some, feeling the absence of family who are far away or have passed. What we need is a breath of fresh air, with the romantic Amalfi Coastline as a backdrop. Here are three images captured last spring that I want to give you as a giftā€¦

Sogno o realtĆ ? Sulla strada per Ravello percorrendo la Costiera Amalfitanaā€¦ / Dream or reality? On the road to Ravello traveling the Amalfi coastline.

Sogno o realtĆ ? Sulla strada per Ravello percorrendo la Costiera Amalfitanaā€¦Ā  |Ā  Dream or reality? On the road to Ravello traveling the Amalfi Coastlineā€¦

VillaRuffolo + Sea.WM

Golfo di Salerno visto dai giardini di Villa Rufolo a Ravello.Ā  |Ā  The Gulf of Salerno seen from the gardens of Villa Rufolo in Ravello.

Positano.WM

Cartolina da Positano: lā€™incantevole paese della Campania, con le sue case color pastello costruite direttamente sul precipizio.Ā  |Ā  Postcard from Positano: An enchanting town of Campania (region) with its pastel colored houses built right into the cliff.

Sono sicura che ora va meglio. A volte basta poco per rilassarsi e gestire lo stress. Voi come ci riuscite? E cosa fate per ritrovare il vostro equilibrio?

Iā€™m sure that now youā€™re feeling better (lit. ā€œitā€™s going betterā€). Sometimes it takes very little to relax and handle stress. How do you manage it? What do you do to regain your balance?

Auguri di stagione!Ā  |Ā  Seasons greetings!

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[Grazie al mio collaboratore speciale, Lobsang Burzacchini]

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Fave 3 Thursday: Parole di gratitudine | Words of Gratitude

[Note: Any text in Italian is followed by the English translation.]

ringraziemento-harvest-cneterpiece-pumpkins-candles-aplesNello spirito della gratitudine e in osservanza del Giorno del Ringraziamento, ecco tre cose per cui sono grata:

In the spirit of gratitude, and in observance of Thanksgiving Day, here are three things for which I am gratefulā€¦

  1. I miei studenti e i lettori di questo blog, senza i quali non potrei seguire la mia passione nellā€™insegnamento di questa bellissima lingua. |Ā  My students and blog readers, without which I couldnā€™t follow my passion of teaching this beautiful language.
  2. Internet, senza il quale sarebbe molto piĆ¹ difficile fare quello che faccio.Ā  |Ā  The internet, without which it would be much more difficult to do what I do.
  3. Gli amici e i familiari, vicini e lontani, che mi appoggiano e spronano a modo loro,Ā  tramite i mezzi a disposizione (telefono, social media, contatti diretti), a dare il meglio ringraziemento-Snoopy+woodstock-reverse imageper inseguire, sviluppare e condividere i miei obiettivi e idee, cosa che mi da uno scopo nella vita. Grazie!Ā  |Ā Ā  Friends and family, near and far, that support and spur me on in their own ways, by available means (phone, social media, direct contact) to give my best in following, developing and sharing my goals and ideas, which gives purpose to my life.Ā  Thank you!

Buon Giorno del Ringraziamento a tutti!Ā  E voi di che cosa siete grati?Ā  |Ā  Happy Thanksgiving Day to all!Ā  What are YOU grateful for?

Ā 

[Grazie al mio collaboratore speciale, Lobsang Burzacchini]

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