la dolce vita
italian for “the sweet life”.
la dolce vita: t-tle of fellini’s legendary film, which also brought to international dictionaries other new words like paparazzi (from the name of one of the characters in the film).
sybarites live la dolce vita daily.
1. italian phrase meaning the sweet life. life should be lived to the fullest.
2. eating your favorite food, seeing your favorite movie, and falling in love/f-cking that girl you’ve always had your eye on– and all before noon!
i live la dolce vita….or at least in my dreams….
the life of others.
because other people’s lives are always sweet and yours is sh-tty.
i’ve lost my job and wife but michael’s still leading la dolce vita.
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