The words you presented are:
- [tale](javascript:void(0))
- [e](javascript:void(0))
- [quale](javascript:void(0))
- show
- [ieri](javascript:void(0))
These are Italian words and one English word mixed in:
- "tale" means "such" or "story" depending on context.
- "e" means "and."
- "quale" means "which" or "what."
- "show" is an English loanword used in Italian as well, meaning a performance or TV program.
- "ieri" means "yesterday."
Putting them together as "tale e quale show ieri" translates to "Such and which show yesterday" or more naturally "The Tale e Quale Show yesterday," referring to an Italian TV show called "Tale e Quale Show." This show is a popular Italian TV program where celebrities imitate famous singers, aired recently on October 17, 2025. Thus, the phrase references watching or talking about the latest episode of "Tale e Quale Show" that aired yesterday [tale e quale](javascript:void(0)) show [ieri](javascript:void(0)).