Il Times ribattezza Roma “The Infernal City”

Parlare + di = to talk about

“I giornali di tutto il mondo parlano del caldo record”
(Newspapers around the world are talking about the record heat)

When the verb “parlare” is followed by the preposition “di” in Italian, it generally indicates the act of talking or discussing about a specific topic, subject, or person. It implies directing the conversation towards a particular matter. 

In English, the phrase “parlare di” can be translated as “to talk about” or “to discuss.”

Here are some examples:

• Parliamo di sport. (Let’s talk about sports.)
• Ho parlato di musica con Marco. (I talked about music with Marco.)
• Abbiamo parlato di politica durante la riunione. (We discussed politics during the meeting.)
• Non voglio parlare di quel problema adesso. (I don’t want to talk about that issue now.)
• Il giornalista ha parlato della vostra compagnia nel suo articolo. (The journalist talked about your company in his article.)