in bocca al lupo!

Only five days left, and it's time to face the fact that I never got around to stripping the layers of rust encrusted around my mad Italian skillz. Which isn't to say that I haven't gotten any practice, just that I've tended to emphasize less useful aspects of Italian. The details of the future tense or the definite article? Not so much. But I do know how to say
stanno appiccionati uno a l'altro: "they're all over each other", and
Ci vedo poco chiaro: "There's something fishy here."

Which might be more useful for The Real World: Rome than for the Centro...