Typically used by the Italian plumber Mario from Nintendoland of folklore, it’s a replacement for curse words that he (or any Italian character) one might say before dying or losing their spaghetti.
Mario went under Bowser (the head of Nintendo) to get a new game, but he was milliseconds from crushing him. Mario said “mamma mia” before he lost one of his 5 lives then and the screen said “Mario x 4”.
by Kmart Queen August 6, 2023
mamma mia mario
by immanastygirlfantastic January 3, 2021
It means "My mother".
1. In Italy it is used to represent stupor, impression, fright.
2. It's also used to complain
In English leanguages it's used when an Italian player enter into a english lobby of a game so start "Mamma mia! Pizza, mafia, mandolino!"
1. In Italy it is used to represent stupor, impression, fright.
2. It's also used to complain
In English leanguages it's used when an Italian player enter into a english lobby of a game so start "Mamma mia! Pizza, mafia, mandolino!"
1. Mamma mia! Cos'è!? (Mamma mia! What is it!?)
2. Mamma mia... che palle! (Mamma mia... how boring!)
2. Mamma mia... che palle! (Mamma mia... how boring!)
by xBuilderch July 13, 2018