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Watch: Learn Italian hand gestures with Brian Boitano On a new episode of Milan Magic, Brian Boitano takes a moment to teach his co-host Christine Brennan a few Italian hand gestures.

Comedian Brenda Lodigiani provides a lesson in Italian gestures - an integral part of communication in Italy - for athletes and the worldwide audience at the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Milan Cortina ...

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