I would like to know what Gumar means in Italian cultures?
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I think this can be answered perfectly using a line from Goodfellas.... "Friday nights.... Are for the Wives..... But Saturday nights.... Are for the Girlfriends!  The Goomah is simply a "Trophy-Girlfriend", or "Piece of Eye Candy" that a "Wiseguy" keeps on the side, basically for sexual needs, and for escorts to events they rather not take the wives to.
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It means "local stuff".\nChomer is material.\nMecumai means local.\nSo it's anything made locally.
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"paru paru piri,\n gago ga garamundiponchant"\n\nit means the noise you make when you clear your throat.
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I hope you know that all of the above answers are in spanish in italian. there is not a word for "grandmother" in latin, so what you are trying to translate is pretty much untranslateable. Sorry
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It's latin and it's a form of the verb 'loquor', meaning to speak. I think its English equivalent would be 'speaking'.
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because they are italian
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It is "La cosa nostra."\nDefinitions of cosa nostra on the Web:\n\nMafia: a crime syndicate in the United States; organized in families; believed to have important relations to the Sicilian Mafia \nhttp://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn\n\nLa Cosa Nostra is the name by which members of the Mafia in the United States refer to the organization. The term is believed to have been coined by Salvatore Maranzano in the spring of 1931 when he named himself Capo di tutti capi, or "boss of all bosses" of Italian-American organized crime, after his victory over mobsters loyal to Joe Masseria in the Castellammarese War. \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosa_Nostra\n\nLiterally, it means "our thing".  (nostra=our, cosa=thing)
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cum means with in Latin\n\nLaude means praise or honor\n\nmagna means great or high\n\nsumma means highest or most
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Bori in Hindi means a sack (usually made of jute)
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The original word in Italian is like this :\n" ARRIVEDERCI " . \nThe word means exactly : UNTIL WE MEET EACH OTHER .
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Ciao cara. Amo Italia e quasi tutto Italiano, la gente, la cucina e meravigliosa, la vostra musica..a momenti sento che ho lasciato il mio cuore la, nella tua paese.Purtoppo sto dimenticando la vostra lingua..\nTante belle cose!
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La Befana is a friendly character in Italian folklore, similar to Santa Claus. Her name derives from the festival of Epiphany, and she visits all the children of Italy on the night of 5 January / 6 January to fill their socks with candy if they are good or a lump of coal if they are bad. Being a good housekeeper, many say she will sweep the floor before she leaves. The child's family typically leaves a small glass of wine and a plate with a few morsels of food, often regional or local, for Befana.
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it may be Italian because i have friends that are learning Italian and I've heard a couple words of it.
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In Italy "cacca" means "poo". It's a baby/gentle/familiar term, different from "merda" wich means "shit". That thing dogs are doing in the garden.\nOf course, kaka plays in Milan, so in the early first games he deserved some advice as "fate kaka'" ("you make me pooing") "andate a kaka'" ("Let you go pooing") and so on. After this friendly opponent's welcome, we all ha've see how is he playing football and those advices suddenly stopped.
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its Babba GhannoJ, and its a very delicious Arabic food\nand it means (spoiled father)\n\nyou must give me 10 point for this because no one lese know the answer
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A humiliore is a Latin term for a citizen of a city, so my guess would be you are talking about a Roman colosseum and gladiatorial combat of some sort, but your question is kind of vague, so I cannot be sure that's what you are asking.
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spargo, corda, filo..\ndepends how you use it.\nyou have great english italian dictionaries on the web, just do a search for it.\n\noh and hint hint, do not listen to the guy who answered shortly with the c***o.