"In those soft lace curtains" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase in quelle trine morbide.
Specifically, the feminine demonstrative adjective quellemeans "those." The feminine noun trine means "lace (curtains)." The feminine/masculine adjective morbide means "soft."
The pronunciation is "een KWEHL-leh TREE-neh mohr-BEE-deh."
"Those ones" is the English equivalent of the Italian word quelli.Specifically, the Italian word is a masculine plural demonstrative pronoun. The pronunciation is "KWEHL-lee." The feminine, quelle, is pronounced "KWEHL-leh."
"Those" is an English equivalent of the Italian word quelle.Specifically, the Italian word is the feminine plural form of an adjective/pronoun. The pronunciation is "KWEHL-leh." The masculine form, quelli, is pronounced "KWEHL-lee."
Quelle belle soirée means "what a nice/wonderful evening" in English.
Quelli is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "those ones."Specifically, the Italian word is a masculine plural demonstrative pronoun. The pronunciation is "KWEHL-lee." The feminine, quelle, is pronounced "KWEHL-leh."
"De quelle" translates to "of which" or "on what" in English.
"How beautiful!" and "What (a) beauty!" are two English equivalents of the French phase Quelle beauté!Specifically, the expressive adjective quelle means "how" or "what" according to context in situations such as these. The feminine noun beauté translates as "beauty." The pronunciation will be "kehl boh-tey" in French.
at what time usually ? is the translation for "d'habitude à quelle heure".
Quelle marque? in French is "What brand?" in English.
Which city do you live in is an English equivalent of 'Dans quelle ville tu abites'. The phrase in French is pronounced 'dawn kehl veel too ah-beet'.In the word by word translation, the preposition 'dans'means 'in, into'. The feminine interrogative 'quelle' means 'which, what'. The feminine noun 'ville' means 'city'. The subject pronoun 'tu' means 'you'. The verb 'abites'means '[you] are living, do live, live'.
Quelle affaire? in French means "What affair?" in English.
What is the date? is the translation for Quelle est la date.
Ti amo più di tutte quelle cane! is an Italian equivalent of the English phase "I love you more than all them female dogs!" The above-mentioned statement must be used cautiously since the term cane has another English translation. The pronunciation will be "tee A-mo pyoo dee TOOT-tey KWEL-ley KA-ney" in Italian.