In Italian language thy say : Benedetto .\nBene : good .\ndetto: named .\nI guess you understand the meaning .
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There is an order of monks called Benedictine after Saint Benedict. In latin (from which Italian originates) 'Bene' is good and 'Dict' is to speak/the spoken word (from which comes Diction, Dictate, and Dictionary)\n\nI suppose Benedictus then would be well-spoken? or well said perhaps?\n\nIncidently, I was educated at Saint Benedict's School and Sixth Form Center!
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It seems to be an element that means "place"\n\nfor example: "Gidgegannup is an Aboriginal word meaning 'place where spears are made'. 'Gidgie' is the word for spear."
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It means:\nNice,\nCool,\nGood,\nRight on.\nIt is a phrase one uses to give approval to something nice, something cool, something you like...
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"Lamento" is a reference to the sound of a kind of bolivian music. Like when you say "soul" or "blues" in english. Playing some "blues" has nothing to do with painting a wall in blue colour. In fact is quite a blue music (sorrowful I think should be the correct translation).
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It's ok. I've heard of it before, probably from Top Gun. It's most certainly not a name I would pick though.  \n\nIt's a name that means independent... and implicitly implies strength.
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.Roman catholic.\nIt means: God's will be done.
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announcement: anuncio\n\ndismissal: abandono, despido (of a job)
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Spanish\n'Manto= (masculine) Man to man.\n'Tonta= (Feminine) Foolishness, possibly 'Haphazardous'\n\n Man to man is foolishness perhaps may be the best interpretation.
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How about "NEAPOLITAN"\n(After the ice cream which has several layers of different colours and flavours)\nThis could represent the different views and opinions of all the contributors.It is also a play on your avatar name.
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Well, in Spanish it means "will be" if you write it after "ellos" or "ustedes" (they and you) but it is also an Italian company that sells and makes  cosmetics and toiletries.\n\nHope it is useful
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Literally, it just means "pizza in the Brasilian way", as of Brazilians usually do or know how to make pizzas. Perhaps the waiter was shocked that somebody might actually like Brazilian pizzas and not Italian ones.\n\n...unless there is something sexual in all that and we both miss the point....
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It's Italian.  I think (underline think--I speak French but it's been years since I studied any Italian)\nI don't believe that this will make your presentations better.  I'm having trouble with migliorera  It looks like future and it looks like ameliorate (English for make better) so that is my educated guess.  Does it make sense in context?\nNow that you know it's Italian, you can try the evil on line translators and get a general idea.
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It seems the best translation is "vivi bene, ridi spesso, ama molto," though there's a difference if you want it in an imperative (command) form (see the source).
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bad boy!\ncoz when he's good, he's good...\nbut when he's bad, he's better..;-)
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ANATA = You\nWA [the WA is pronounced HA, but is written as WA] = Partical\nMIGOTO= splendid (an), magnificent, beautiful\nDESU= To be, are, am, is\n\nLit: You [partical] beutiful are.\n'You are beutiful'\nあなた　わ　みごと　です。
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when you are speaking if a satelite feed it would be "enlace." \nSatelite feed=enlace por satélite.\nDaily service feed= enlace diário de servicio.
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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.