When an American talks about "sea air," they are using a descriptive term that indicates the air by the shore of a sea or an ocean, characterised by its salty smell and humidity.
When an Italian says "sea air," they are using a precise medical term, referring to a specific cure for sinusitis, rhinitis, and persistent cough.
Medicine costs less over here.
When an Italian says "sea air," they are using a precise medical term, referring to a specific cure for sinusitis, rhinitis, and persistent cough.
Medicine costs less over here.
