'Good witches' is an English equivalent of 'buone streghe'.
The feminine plural adjective 'buone' means 'good'. The feminine noun 'streghe' means 'witches' in the plural. It takes 'le' ['the'] as its definite article, and 'delle' ['some'] as its indefinite.
Together, they're pronounced 'BWOH-neh STREH-gheh'.
"Witches" in English is streghe in Italian.
'Malvaggie streghe' is an Italian equivalent of 'wicked witches'.The feminine plural adjective 'malvaggie' means 'wicked'. The feminine noun 'streghe' means 'witches' in the plural. It takes as its definite article 'le' ['the'] and as its indefinite 'delle' ['some'].Together, they're pronounced 'mahl-VAHDJ-djyeh STREH-gheh'.
Buone Vacanze.
"Good friends" in English is buone amiche for females and buoni amici for males in Italian.
Buone notizie is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "good news'.Specifically, the feminine adjective buone means "good". The feminine noun notizie means "news". The pronunciation will be "BWOH-ney noh-TEE-zyeh" in Italian.
Buone feste! and Buone vacanze! are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "Happy holidays!" The feminine plural adjectives and nouns respectively translate as "Good holidays"!" in regard to feasts and festivities and "Good vacations!" The respective pronunciations will be "BWO-ney FEH-stey" and "BWO-ney va-KAN-tsey" in Italian.
'Wicked witches' is an English equivalent of 'malvaggie streghe'.The feminine plural adjective 'malvaggie' means 'wicked'. The feminine plural noun 'streghe' means 'witches'. The noun takes 'le' ['the'] as its plural definite article and 'delle' ['some'] as its indefinite.Together, they're pronounced 'mahl-VAHDJ-djyoh STREH-gheh'.
Ci sono buone passeggiate is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "There are nice walks".Specifically, the adverb ci is "there". The verb sono means "(they) are" in this context. The feminine adjective buone means "good, nice". The feminine noun passeggiate translates as "walks".The pronunciation will be "tchee SOH-noh BWOH-ney PAHS-seyd-DJAH-tey" in Italian.
Cose buone is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "good things." The feminine plural noun and adjective model a grammatical difference whereby Italian tends to put adjectives after, not before, nouns. The pronunciation will be "KO-sey BWO-ney" in Italian.
Sono molto buone, questa mattina. Sono lieto di sapere che si parla anche italiano
Mie amiche and Mie buone amiche are Italian equivalents of the English phrases "my friends" and "my good friends" when the friends are females.Specifically, the feminine plural possessive adjective mie is "my". The feminine plural adjective buone means "good". The feminine noun amiche translates as "(female) friends, (girl) friends, (women) friends)".The respective pronunciations will be "myey BWO-ney a-MEE-kay" and "myey BWO-ney a-MEE-kay" in Italian.
Buona roba and buone cose are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "good stuff." Context makes clear whether the reference is informal and inclusive of drugs (case 1) or translated literally as "good things" (example 2). The respective pronunciations will be "BWO-na RO-ba" and "BWO-ney KO-sey" in Italian.