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  1. A friends' cousin visited from Mexico, and we had a discussion about names in English verses Spanish. Apparently Kevin and Brian don't translate to anything else?

  2. I'm half Italian, half Polish, born and raised the uk, but always in Italy. My husband's name is Darren, most of my family manage that but we've had several variations… Dario, understandable, Derek, hmm not sure about that one… Darik… what… and finally, my late aunt, zia Luisa, decided to call him Pietro! We never did find out why!! But it was always with affection so none of it really matters.

  3. E penso ai tanti Kevin, James, Sharon , mattiu,si scritto così, in Italia 😢😢😢😢😢😢

  4. Days ago I (German) asked Alexa to play "per Elisa" from Alice (Italian pronouciation). She couldn't find it.

    Second try failed too.

    Then i asked to play "per Elisa" (in hope it will be the right one). Alexa got the right one.

    Then I asked Alexa who is singing the song. She answered Alice (English pronounciation). 🙁

    It's really unfortunate that Alexa doesn't know the correct pronunciation.

    Unfortunately, this isn't the first time.

  5. You both are best cuople ❤ever seen usa ❤italy deepest and stronger friendship, i watch your all vedios are so amazing, fantasticcccc, informative and always bring smile on everyone, s face, thats main thing missing now a day from everyone, s life are missing, have a great weekend 🤗 keep sweet smile on your face 🤗

  6. Carlotta airport 😅
    *Tell me you are from the south without telling me you're from the south.
    If you go anywhere you go through the Charlotte airport.😂

  7. My given first name is Beatriz & I dislike it SO much in English, that I don't use it. BUT, I love it's sound/pronunciation in Italian❤ If I lived in Italy I'd use it.

  8. Boniface is one of those Italian names I took FOREVER to grasp! I was walking around for a couple of weeks, calling my new friend ‘ Bonnie face’ 💀🤡 IM SO GODDAMN EMBARRASSED CAUSE ITS PRONOUNCED ‘Bonneh facheh’ 😂OMG KILL ME LMFAOOO

  9. ~ Yes! Like the city/airport in North Carolina and Queen Charlotte (of Mecklenburg); the county is also called Mecklenburg.

  10. My nephew's name is Fabian. We call him Fabi or Fabian (American). His father is Spanish near The Pyrenees. They call him Fabian Agusto. Both ways are okay. As long as he is loved…

  11. This is one of the things my english language students find really hard to understand – a name doesnt change when you are speaking another language.

    Sorry simone, but you are not suddenly simon because you are speaking english (unless you really want to be, of course, then go for it!)

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