"I'm sorry to tell you so many, so very many things, my beauty, my being" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Sento di dirti tante, tantissime cose, mia bella, il mio essere.
Specifically, the verb sento with the dependent preposition di means "(I) am sorry about". The infinitive dire* means "to say, tell". The feminine adjectives tante and tantissime respectively mean "so many" and "so very many". The feminine noun cose means "things". The feminine possessive adjective miaand the masculine miomean "my". The feminine pronoun bella means "beauty". The masculine singular definite article il means "the". The noun essere translates as "being".
The pronunciation will be "SEHN-toh dee DEER-tee TAHN-tey tahn-TEES-see-moh KOH-sey MEE-ah BEHL-lah eel MEE-oh EHS-sey-rey" in Italian.
*The vowel e drops when an object pronoun is attached to the present infinitive.
Essere buono! in Italian means "Be kind!" in English.
voglio essere voglio essere
È bene essere un italiano(It is good to be an Italian)"It is good to be an Italian!" in English is È bello essere Italiano! in Italian.
Essere con me per sempre! in Italian means "Be with me forever!" in English.
"Be strong!" in English is Essere forte! in Italian.
Vorrei essere lì or Mi piacerebbe essere lì
"I want to be with you!" in English is Voglio essere con te! in Italian.
Essere mia moglie
"Essere lì" is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "To be there."Specifically, the infinitive "essere" means "to be." The adverb "lì" means "there." The pronunciation is "EHS-seh-reh lee."
Amici e vino devono essere vecchi! in Italian means "Friends and wines have to be old!" in English.
"To be there" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Essere lì. The present infinitive and adverb also translate literally into English as "to be (at) that moment.." or "to be then..." according to context. The pronunciation will be "ES-sey-rey lee" in Italian.
"Would like to be with you!" in English is Mi piacerebbe essere con te! in Italian.