how do you write "happy thanksgiving" in italian?
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Marxx is right, except I think you'd use the word Buon instead of Felice.  That's what's used in happy b-day, merry xmas, happy new year
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These are some of them, hope it would help you at least a bit..\n\nIn Dutch: Vrij\nIn French: Tout à fait\nIn German: Durchaus\nIn Greek: Αρκετά\nIn Italian: Abbastanza\nIn Japanese: かなり\nIn Korean: 확실히\nIn Malay: Senyap\nIn Portuguese: Completamente\nIn Spanish: Absolutamente\nIn Russian: Довольно
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I can traslate it in Italian...for the Sicilian I can't!\n\nLui che morderebbe la mano che li nutre
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Спасибо за ваше письмо (thank you for your letter, a formal or respectful way of saying it. Kind of like UD. form in Spanish) or \nСпасибо за то что вы мне написали- thank you for writing to me
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Happy Thanksgiving\n\nThe Beatles
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In Norwegian, your message would be:\n\n"Kjære Grethe, Unni og Damian,\n\nJeg ønsker dere alle ei god jul og det beste for 2007. Håper det ikke er for kaldt der oppe!\n\nMed vennlig hilsen,\nCarrie"\n\nI hope your recipients will appreciate this gesture.\nAnd merry Christmas and happy new year to you too.
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"Casta" in Italian is pronounciated like /'Kasta/, as you see it written. In Italian language the letter "C" is pronounciated always as /k/ when is before vowals "a","u" and "o"( as in the Italian words "caro"=dear, "casa"= house, "colore"=colour," cucina"= kitchen).\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great time!
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s'agapo (Greek)\nti amo!  (Italian)\nJeg elsker dig  (Danish)\nIch liebe dich  (German)\nJe t'aime, je t'adore  (French)\nAloha I'a Au Oe  (Hawaiian)\nAishiteru  (Japanese)\nFag alskar dig  (Swedish)\nTe iubesc  (Romanian)\nSzeretlke te'ged  (Hungarian)\nSeni seviyorum  (Turkish)\nTe quiero  (Spanish)\n\nI hope this helps!
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Try making a list of things you are thankful for.  Start small with things like:\nI'm thankful that I have a family\nI'm thankful that I can afford food for a special meal\nI'm thankful that I have a roof over my head\nand so forth
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Yes, quite simple.\n\nWHat you do is take the first syllable of a word and add 'ay' to it\n\nfor example\n\nthe word, 'Love' , in pig latin, you would say 'ove lay', \n\nglove = ove glay\n\nstupid= upid stay\n\nyou are stupid = ou yay are(you cant add ay to tihs short words, so u just say it) upid stay == ou yay are upid stay or ' oor yay upid stay' =you''re stupid. use the sound of the words.\n\nhope that helps
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Hi\n\ngo to wordreference.com they've got a good English to Italian dictionary.
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Translated into Italian literally will be "Non e mica romantico", you could also say "E romantico, non e vero?" ( with the suitable pronounciation), it sounds really good .\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great day!
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How much I love you.\n\nIt's Italian.\n\nIo como ti amo.
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In italian it is: "Nel nome del padre, del figlio e dello spirito santo, amen."\n\nIn latin it is: "In nomine patris et filii et spiritus sancti, amen"
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a palindrome\n\nAnd my personal favorite:\nGo hang a salami,\nI'm a lasagna hog.
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I'm used to the same custom of saying provecho.  If your mouth is full, you don't say anything until you are able and then, even though the moment for saying provecho is over, you can still thank them for the dinner if they served or made it.
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Here's their website - it's in Italian\nhttp://www.unina.it/