"East Bay Grease" in Italian?
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The title of the film 'Grease' was described as 'brillantina' to me when I first watched it in italy at the age of 14 (!). Brillantina is the stuff men used to smear their hair with to flatten it (some still do). If this is the context you are translating into, I propose 'Brillantina dell'East Bay'.\nCiao
792291
I assume you mean Grease. There is Jan, Marty, Rizzo, and Frenchy. If you count Sandy at the end. . .i guess that is 5.
206535
it may be Italian because i have friends that are learning Italian and I've heard a couple words of it.
1094666
Not Italian. International.\n\nOr Internacional. Your mileage... kilometerage... may vary.
398899
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.
1078519
Barefoot Contessa\n\nEveryday Italian\n\nCiao America\n\nAll good, and all on the food network channel.\n\nHope I helped!
818970
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!
186827
I live in NY ill be your friend. Be warned i am weird and i amd strange. Ok now you have a italian friend in Brooklyn.
917367
Let's start at the beginning. Come stai? Molto bene. Bon giorno. Ciao. Arrivederci. Every Italian from Italy knows these words and every Italian-American should.\nBut what about the goomba speech pattern? Those words and phrases that are a little Italian, a little American, and a little slang. Words Every paesano and Bacciagaloop has heard,-words we hear! on The Sopranos and throughout our Little Italy neighborhoods of New York and New Jersey. This form of language, the "Goomba-Italiano" has been used for generations. It's not gangster slang terms like "whack" or "vig"
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I dont know.\n\nWhy not try contacting SBS which is a government run television and radio network set up for migrants.  They have an Italian radio program and also the largest subtitling unit in the world.\n\nTry SBS.com.au or sbs.net.au or sbs.org.au and look for how to contact them.  If you put 'for italian radio program' in the header you could probably even write the querie in italian.
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I hope you have better luck than I.  Alta Vista was suggested, but\ndid not translate in entirety.  I've been trying to find translations of Il Divo's music.  So far only found one that was done by an individual.  Their songs are so sensual they've got to be moving!\nHelp!  Someone find us a translator.   Sites like Alta Vista are confused by syntax I guess???
725660
rosetta stone, I did the one italian once\n\ngood luck
799471
I found this on the internet. I hope it helps.\n\nAero Italia, Via Pizzenia, Roma, RM00101
769515
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...
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It deppends on the site you got it from example from uk will show english text site but in the toolbar under options you can change the country to serch diffrent text ie google.it for italian try that
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I know a GREAT guy in the East Bay if you are willing to think a little further out.  Let me know.\n\nDebbie
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friends of italian's food