Yes, the PS Vita's game cards are region free.
L'attesa di vita in Italian means "life expectancy" in English even though Italians usually use the expression speranza di vita.
No, you can't. You need to download games for that.
The Vita is region locked, so as long as you intend to keep importing games from Japan, then you can use it in the UK.
Yes, you just use the codes for the English version of the game
yes you can ps3 games are region free but the blu-ray movies are region locked
You can play any type of ps3 games on an English ps3.
The name for the new PSP is the Vita. Vista is a Windows software. UBD has a number of meanings that do not appear to be about the PS Vita. If you mean the PSP UMD Drive the Vita does not have one and can not play games that are on them
You don't get them from a website, you use the PSVita's own PSN icon.
Yes, the PS Vita 64GB memory card from Japan will work on a North American PS Vita system. The memory cards are region-free, so you can use them interchangeably across different regions. However, keep in mind that the compatibility of games or content may vary based on the region of purchase.
Vita is an Italian equivalent of the English word "life." The feminine singular noun may be preceded immediately by the feminine singular la ("the") since Italian employs definite articles when English does and does not use "the." The pronunciation will be "(la) VEE-ta" in Italian.
This website (wiki.answers.com) is American. The English do use it, but it was created in America.
Goditi (one people) la (tua meravigliosa, I won't use beautyful) vita (one people) Godeteivi la (vostra meravigliosa) vita (plural)