Another name for Italians . In a movie the actress call the Italians with another name . what's that ?
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Another word used for Italians is wop or WOP now this could also stand for Western Oriental Person which is not derogatory at all, as in WOG which is used as a derogatory term for an Asian person but should be classed as a compliment when translated as Western Oriental Gentleman. \n \nUnfortunately both terms are used as Racist comments and therefore are not very nice.
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kaylyn\n\nkayley is a morphed irish name..  caol meaning slender.\nlyn is also from the welsh llyn, which means lake.\n\nthe book i'm looking at doesn't really say much about the italian version of your name, so i'm going to have some fun here!\n\ncara-beloved, dear (from carus)\nlina-bringer of good news (a short form of evangelina)\n\nso maybe...  Caralina?
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I'm Italian - actually Sicilian - so here goes - my ancestors got alot of these when they first immigrated and then again during WWII\n\nLoud\nobnoxious\nIgnorant\nOverweight\ncriminals - bookies, hitman, mafioso, etc.\nfacists\ncommunists\nilliterate\nkillers - (WWII reference)\nthieves\ndirty - meaning lack of personal hygiene
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i'm italian:\n\nSTEFANO,\nALESSANDRO,\nMICHELE,\nLORENZO,\nDAVIDE,\nMARCO,\nANDREA,\nGABRIELE,\nLUCA,
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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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Guido is my last name. Cute foolery! And I have never met a latina named Guido!
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www.imdb.com\n\nis it called Remake, made in Italy\n\n \n\nRemake (1987) \n  Directed by\nAnsano Giannarelli\n\n  \n\n Add to MyMovies  IMDbPro Professional Details \n\n\nUser Rating: awaiting 5 votes.  \n\nCredited cast:  \nDaniela Morelli ....  Silvia \nRoberto Accornero ....  Alberto Azzeri \nPaola Onofri ....  Amica di Alberto \nMaurizio Donadoni ....  Primo marito di Silvia \nSilli Togni ....  Liliana \nrest of cast listed alphabetically: \nVittorio Cottafavi ....  Himself \nRiccardo Cucciolla ....  Himself \nSandra Milo ....  Herself \nJeanne Moreau ....  Herself \nLéa Pool ....  Herself \nMarina Vlady ....  Herself \n  (more)
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That might be the formal name for the Italians, but the common nickname for Italy is the Azzuri.  That's all you need to know, is they're the Azzuri.  And they're known for their staunch defense.  And the Czechs, you're right-they don't have a nickname yet.
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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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i dont know her but i know the names not mexican, it sounds german
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This is one of the great flaws in labeling people, especially using politically correct terms.\n\nLogically, if someone with Irish ancestors is an "Irish-American", and someone with Italian ancestors is "Italian-American", then someone with white ancestors from South Africa is "African-American".\n\nMy friend Janus is very dark skinned, but was born in England to family from the carribean. Nothing sets her off like calling her an African-American. She'll tell you quite properly that she's English!!\n\nI have no idea what to call my friend who was born in India, raised in Tanzania, Toronto and New Jersey, and now lives in San Francisco. Perhaps "Well travelled" is the best description!
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It's Italian and simply means Speak to me of me.\nI guess you just want to hear about yourself:)
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Uses her own voice in all of the French versions of any of her movies because she can speak French fluently.\n\nShe was fluent in Italian by age of 18
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Patrizio (NOT Patricius, NOT Patricio.These are not Italian names).\nPatrizio is a masculine name. Female name is Patrizia.
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I would have to say Italian.
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Well she could be using her maiden last name (i.e. fathers name) as an actress.\nHer husband might have a different last name.
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R u kidding me??? I love the italian accent!! it sounds like music to the ears... I love listening to italians pronoucing their names!! It is such a turn on...