what does the italian phrase "ciao bella" mean?
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It literally means, "hello beautiful" in the feminine tense as "bella" is feminine and "bello" is masculine. It would be said most commonly between younger adult friends as a means in which to greet or to say goodbye.\n\nHai capito? Bene! Ci vediamo subito! Ciao bella!
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dove è la stanza da bagno? = Where is the bathroom?\n\nmost important phrase in any language.
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This is Italian and the meaning is\n\n" This place is for sale".\n\nBye
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Pietro , ma che cosa stai dicendo ? Arabo , adesso ???\nvabbe' , ti faccio veder , !\nبييترو\nHa capito ?\nGrazzie all'aiuto di una bella ragazza araba , che sta vicino a me , in questo momento !!!!!!
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Ecco sorella means 'here sister' in Italian if thats of any help.
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Because all musical terms are written in Italian. Italy is romantic and music is associated so much with it because it's BELLA!
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OK..here we go!\n\nTra/Fra-tra and fra can mean between, like it is between to pieces of bread. But, in Italy, they use it alot to say something with happen FRA 3 minutes. So, 'Vengo fra 3 minuti' is I will come in 3 minutes.\n\nDi-di means of. Also, you dont say' It is Bob's cat' in Italian.  Di/of shows ownership in Italian. So, you would say, 'The cat is DI Bob', or 'Il gatto e di Bob'.\n\nDa-From 'Sono da America' means I am from America. \n\nIn-in means in! nella casa means in the house. (Nella=in+the)\nSo, spelled out- In la casa\n\ncon-with Sono con te! I am with you!\n\na-a can be used like in. You use a for certain cases.  I do not remeber all the details but I think you use a for cities and in for countries. You can also say Vado a cavalli to say that you go horsebackriding (lit. translation-I go to horses)\n\nsu-on  Sulla tavola means on the table. (Sulla=su+the)\n\nI hope this is not too confusing! Check out the Yahoo! Group stuidiamo italiano. They are really helpful! it is here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/studiamoitaliano/?yguid=218483748
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The only thing I can say to you is that word sounds an Italian word : " CILENA " . It means Chilean , or " CHILEAN WAY " . Could mean the style of the kick .\nIn Italian : ch = ci .
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literally: jane yours enclose to you do not open many kisses\n\nbasically - this is private and confidential for Jane\n\nIt's Italian
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Do you mean Balena?. It's italian for whale.
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It means onyx. According to the universal dictionary:\n\nhttp://www.dicts.info/2/english-italian.php?w=%20onice
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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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It means "I Love You" and it is in the Galician language.  Hope this helped.
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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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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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In italian it means nothing.\n\nBelle means beautiful female and plural\nMalissima is not an italian word. Malissimo (with final O) means "very badly".
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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 :)