In Italian is this how Ciao Bela is spelled?
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Bello = Beautiful male\nBella = Beautiful female\n\nCiao Bella = Hello beautiful. (Talking to a woman.)\nCiao Bello = Hello beautiful. (Talking to a man.
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Literally translated into Italian "Mani grandi", but if you want to say "the Big hands" you put the definite article before the noun, namely "Le mani grandi".\n"mano"=hand (singular), "mani"=hands ( plural)\n"grandi"=big ( to plural nouns).\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great time!
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Sorry but you have the spelling wrong .  It's spelt with an F.  Funiculee funicular.  It's definitely spelt with an F in both words but I'm not 100% sure of the rest of the words.  I have found Google very good for music questions.  The correct title for the song is Funiculi' Funicula'.  The words were written by journalist Peppino Turco and the music by Luigi Denza in 1880.  It was to celebrate the first funicular on Mt Vesuvius.
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The English translation of Bella is "beautiful".\n\nIn Rome's slang "bella" means "hello"
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Le-win-ski\nin its original European version it is pronounced Le-vin-ski
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From Italian to English it means, 'Lovers.'
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Ciao is Italian for goodbye\nChau is Spanish for goodbye\n\nBoth has the same meaning!!
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It's Italian.  It's actually spelled capisci.  It means "you understand" and can be used as a question or a statement.
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Wow, thats pretty specific. I'm guessing it was in Italian? That would be pretty hard to find.
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Do you mean Balena?. It's italian for whale.
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In italian it is: "Signore e signori". \nSignore = ladies\nSignori = gentlemen\nNOT "signora et signorita", this is NOt italian.
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The suffix is "oni" , plural for "one".\nIt often means that something is bigger than usual.\nExample: tavolo (table), tavolone (big table) , tavoloni (big tables).\nPeperone means something like "big pepper", rigatoni "big striped (pasta)".\nMaccheroni (also known as maccaroni) is just a name for another kind of pasta.
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The Greeks spell "gyro" in Greek style letters and it looks like this:  yupookottlo
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It would be "Hi, pretty, beautiful what's up?"\n\nBut:\n\n- Oi is Portuguese for Hi\n- Linda is Portuguese or Spanish for Pretty\n- Bella is Italian or Spanish for Beautiful\n- "Che fa" (lit.: What do you do?) would translate as "What's up?" in Italian. Only that it's a rather formal way of asking the question. It'd be better: "Che fai?"\n\nAnyway, where on earth did you take this Frankenstein question from? :-)
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It's not greek. If it is you misspelled it.\n\nTranslation:\n\nESO KESSO DE CHLEIDREDO MESSO
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these are Italian names for seasons :\n\nPrimavera = Spring\nEstate = summer\nauttono = fall\ninverno = winter
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the "z" way is the American spelling, the "s" way is the European spelling