Il rapporto è terminato is a literal Italian equivalent of the English phrase "The report is finished." The pronunciation of the masculine singular declarative statement will be "eel rap-POR-to eh TER-mee-NA-to" in Italian.
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"Report a mistake" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Segnala un errore.Specifically, the verb segnala means "(informal singular you) report." The masculine indefinite article un means "a, one." The masculine noun errore means "error, mistake."The pronunciation is "seh-NYAH-lah oo-nehr-ROH-reh."
If you are actively working on the report right now, "Estoy trabajando en un informe". This is literally "I am working on a report", but is used only for current action. In more general terms, you could say "Trabajo en un informe". This is literally "I work on a report", but would normally be translated as "I am working on a report".
Segnala un errore is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Report a mistake."Specifically, the verb segnala means "(informal singular you) report." The masculine indefinite article un means "a, one." The masculine noun errore means "error, mistake."The pronunciation is "seh-NYAH-lah oo-nehr-ROH-reh."
Grazie mille per l'ascolto del mio rapporto! is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Thank you very much for listening to my report!" The exclamatory statement translates literally as "Thanks a thousand (times) for listening to my report!" in English. The pronunciation will be "GRA-tsyey MEEL-ley per la-SKOL-to del MEE-o rap-POR-to" in Italian.
The English term for "sumbong" is "complaint" or "report."
Let him report to an English colonel.
'On Wednesday I wrote an English report' would be translated as水曜日に私は国語のレポートを書きました (suiyoubi ni watashi wa kokugo no repooto o kakimashita) in Japanese.
You take notes during an investigation, and write a report when the investigation is finished.
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You are probably thinking of "The Condition of the Working Class," written in 1845 in German by Friedrich Engels and then translated into English in 1887.
Mario Frangoulis (b. 18 December 1966) is a Greek tenor and actor who sings, and is fluent in, Italian, Greek, French, Spanish and English. He has never been married and has not voiced his sexual preference in interviews. There have been observations through other people who report that he is gay.