Translation of print names?

lanhong

lanhong

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#1
While I was naming prints for one of my friends, I noticed that most of the prints are pretty easy to figure out...like Citta=City, Paradiso=Paradise(heaven), Inferno=...inferno(hell), L'amore=Love, Foresta=Forest...and etc. But there are a few that I have no idea what they're supposed to mean....and I figured I'd ask...

What is the translation of....
-Spiaggia
-Tutti
-Vacanze
?

^^ just random thoughts haha sorry if this was discussed before~ *sigh* the things I think about during classes....
 
#3
^^Yeah, freetranslation is pretty good. :tup:
It's funny you mention this today, because I was just thinking to myself on my way to work, "'Buon Viaggio' is Bon Voyage, isn't it." (while carrying my Pirata BV) :biggrin:
 
#7
tachikomatic said:
^^Yeah, freetranslation is pretty good. :tup:
It's funny you mention this today, because I was just thinking to myself on my way to work, "'Buon Viaggio' is Bon Voyage, isn't it." (while carrying my Pirata BV) :biggrin:
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noooo..buon means good and viaggio is like trip or journey or something along those lines. in other words

buon viaggio= good trip/journey
 
#8
Titty said:
My boyfriend is half Italian and had no idea what the names meant (Portelefono, etc)..except for the obvious ones, lol. (Denaro, bella, ciao, etc.)
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im half italian also! but all the translations i know are because i know spanish and both languages pretty similar.

porta is like portable
telefono is telephone

so it basically is like a telephone carrier
 
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