botto vino
bianco
white= bianco, -a green= verde
She is white/Italian Italians are also considered Mexican so you could say shes white/Italian
Due bicchieri di vino rosso, per favore! is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Two glasses of red wine, please!" The drink-related order also translates into English as "Two glassfuls of red wine, please!" The pronunciation will be "DOO-ey beek-KYEH-ree dee VEE-no ROS-so per fa-VO-rey" in Italian.
In Dutch or "in het Nederlands" you would say - "Een fles witte wijn en twee glazen tevreden" …. which means a bottle of white wine and two glasses please
If you were going to say it as a name you would say: Neve Bianco If you were going to use Snow White as a adjective you would say: Bianco come la neve, which means white like the snow.
It's both. the white lily and the poppy are both the national flowers of italy.
In German or "auf Deutsch" you would say - "Eine Flasche Weißwein und zwei Gläser bitte" …. which means a bottle of white wine and two glasses please.
she has Italian roots, but she's extremely ashamed of it.
When someone say's "Check the coolant level" they simply mean to open the hood and look at that little white bottle on the passenger side fender to make sure that the bottle is full of coolant/water mixture. It has a line on it that say's "Full When Hot". If the light on the dash stays on and the bottle is full, shake the bottle, the float inside the bottle is stuck.
If you want to say 'NICE' in Italian the word is : Carinonot 'Scopata' like the person before me wrote.Scopata's definition referred into the English language is something you wouldn't want to say to anyone unless you were preferably being rude.
Sotto is how you say under in Italian.