Italian toasts and good-luck wishes
Three short Italian phrases for a toast or a good-luck wish: the clink of glasses, the wish for a hundred years and the wish for luck before something big. Each one is shown with its English meaning. Copy one into a card, a message or your next toast.
Cin cin! Cheers! (said as the glasses touch)
Cent'anni! May you live a hundred years!
In bocca al lupo! Into the wolf's mouth! (good luck)
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Birthdays, thank-yous, sympathy, toasts, congratulations and Easter, each with its English meaning and sources.
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