'Amanda' is an Italian equivalent of 'Amanda'. It's a feminine name. It's pronounced 'ah-MAHN-dah'.
"Amanda danced" is a literal English equivalent of the Italian phrase Amanda danzò. The pronunciation of the feminine proper noun and the third person singular of the remote past verb will be "a-MAN-da dan-TSO" in Italian.
Amanda.
Amanda
Amanda is the same in English and Italian. The proper name in question originates as the feminine equivalent of the masculine forename Amandus as Latin for "lovable." The pronunciation will be "a-MAN-da" in Italian.
Amanda is typically translated to Hawaiian as "Amanaka."
If you know this person very well, you would say this informally: "Ciao, Amanda! Spero che ti divertissi in Italia!"
She is Italian...(white)
Je suis Amanda.
Amanda is the same in Latin as it is in English.
Amanda e ., e
Yes, Amanda Righetti is of Italian descent. Her father is of Italian descent, specifically from Sicily.
"Amanda is amazing" translates to "Amanda ist erstaunlich" in German.