In Italian a translation is unito. Always remember that depending on the context of your sentences, the translation can vary. There may also be slang terminology if you were to travel to Italy. Keep in mind that online translators may not always be correct, they are a reflection of the exact words you have typed in.
No Manchester United are a English football club, with American owners.
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She is from the United States but is a Italian American and a full blooded one to, makes me proud to be an Italian American
New York City has the largest Italian population in the United States.
October is the month that's considered Italian heritage month.
The same as the United States, only in Italian.
Regno unito is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "united kingdom".Specifically, the masculine noun regno means "kingdom". The masculine adjective unito translates as "united". The same phrase beginning with capital letters, Regno Unito, will translate as "United Kingdom" of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.The pronunciation will be "RE-nyo oo-NEE-to" in Italian.
In Italian the word united is unito. In Spanish is it unida. In French united is uni. In German you would say verient.
No, his great grandfather was a German immigrant to the United States.
they changed the united states by fixing things
The Italian rainbow cookie is not famous or popular in Italy even though it seems to be a typical American product, perhaps invented by Italian immigrants in the United States.
the first renaissonce painter was not Italian it was Robert campin and he was from the Netherlands also Italy was not a united country then