What does avanti mean in italian?
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It means "before."  When used with a verb, as in "andante avanti" it translates into English as "forward" but in fact technically means "go before me."
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It means "Are you fond of me?"...\nWe use this expression not only for a girlfriend or a boyfriend, but also for a relative, a friend...\nThe italian for the verb love is "amare"... \nwe say "Ti amo!", that is "I love you!"...\nthe question is "Mi ami?", that is "Do you love me?".
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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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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.
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i like this one.  have fun!!\n\nhttp://italian.about.com/library/slang/bladultslangindexa.htm\n\njust in case that s not what u meant.  there are some other links below the Alphabet on that page
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Ok, here are a few ideas.  You may or may no like them.\n\nItaliano Moderno\nsemplicemente italiano\nitaliano semplice\nitaliano bello\nbello semplice\nmobilia bella\nmobilia semplice\n\nand my favorite: vita moderna (translates to modern living)\n\n\nGood luck :)
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lol..i bet you a thousand dollars its not 'speziale', its 'speciale' pronounced as 'spechiale'. or if  you mean like something special/particular its 'particolare'.\n\ni live here in italy. im 100% sure its correct.
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It's latin.\n\nIt's about the metal vessel of ancient design with the legend ITI SAPIS POTANDA TINONE on it. \n\nThere aren't many hits if googled, but some of them come up with the alternative ITI SAPIS POTANDA BIGONE, which a) doesn't look Latin enough, b) seems more of a giveaway in any case.
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It is certainly latin, I studied the language for 6 years. semi-literally, it means "life is not to live but to live vigorously." the exact literal translation would have sounded odd. also, valere has a few different translations, all meaning pretty much the same. It could also be read as strong or able. What it means is that theres more to life than existance, you need to do something or make something of yourself to make it worthwhile.
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Fratelli d'Italia, \nl'Italia s'e' desta, \ndell'elmo di Scipio \ns'e' cinta la testa. \nDov'e la vittoria? \nLe porga la chioma \nche schiava di Roma \nIddio la creo'. \n      Stringiamoci a coorte, \n      siam pronti alla morte. \n      Siam pronti alla morte  \n      l'Italia chiamo'. Si!....\n\nSends chills up my spine everytime I hear it!... Proud to be Italian, the best in the world!...
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It is italian and says, "rookie says hello"
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"Scalzo" is Italian.   It means shoeless.
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It's Latin for id est (literally 'that is').  It typically means 'for example' when used in English.
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Ba-fung-gul! in Italian it means F*** you that would never be mistaken  (no offence to any Italians)
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"Sei una persona bellissima ed interessante!"\nI'm sure because... I'm italian...
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The usage of the language is quite different according to the part of Italy you're in. In the North it means I love you - man to woman -, as you go down South it shifts the meaning to I am fond of you  - brother to sister, father to son.
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"Limoni" means lemons in Italian.\n"Limone" means lemon.