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La nostra famiglia è andata in Italia is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Our family went to Italy."
Specifically, the feminine definite article la means "the." The feminine possessive adjective nostra means "our." The feminine noun famiglia means "family." The present perfect verb è andata means "has gone, went." The preposition in means "in, to." The feminine noun Italia means "Italy."
The pronunciation is "lah MEE-ah fah-MEE-lyah eh ahn-DAH-tah ee-nee-TAH-lyah."
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What happened to the Italian royal family?
The Italian royal family, the House of Savoy, was dethroned in 1946 following a referendum that resulted in the abolition of the monarchy and the establishment of the Italian Republic. King Umberto II, who had reigned for only a month, went into exile. The family was allowed to return to Italy in 2002 after a law was passed allowing descendants to reclaim their rights, although they do not have any official status. Today, the House of Savoy remains a symbol of Italy's royal history, with some members involved in cultural and charitable activities.
Did shakespeare learn to write plays on a trip to Italy?
No, it is highly improbable, but not impossible that he went to Italy. However, he certainly did not learn playwriting there. His style and techniques are clearly grounded in the English tradition, although many of his plots and stories are based on earlier Italian tales (all available in England in translation in Shakespeare's day).
Who was the family that dominated Italian politics?
No family dominated Italian politics: in an age of nation-state formation that was part of Italy's problem. Visconti, Sforza, Medici and Borgia came and went in their respective territories, Habsburgs fought (and then sided with) Bourbons and the House of Savoy rose and fell. Each left their mark, each missed - or botched - its opportunity.
How was the first pizza made?
There are four main countries which claim to have invented pizza: Italy, Greece, Israel and the United States.
Where was Marco polo's country of origin?
marco polo is a man from italy. him and his dad and uncle went and to china to trade with the king of china, the king wanted them to bring 100 Christian men to see if christian is the true belief
What Italian port did Hannibal leave from when he went back to Carthage after Rome attacked?
Hannibal left from Croto (modern Crotone) in Calabria, the toe of Italy.
What did Marco Polo do when he arrived in Italy?
He went to his family's house. The people didn't recognize him and his party and they had to prove that they were the Polos.
Was Christoper Columbus a spainard?
There is significant evidence suggesting Columbus was, in fact, a Spaniard even though legend holds that he was from Genoa, Italy. - Correspondences with his brother were in Spanish. (If they were Italian, wouldn't they have written in Italian?) - Correspondences with his bankers in Genoa, Italy were in Spanish. (If Columbus were Italian, why would he communicate with his Italian bankers in Spanish?) - Columbus never claimed to be from Genoa, and in fact was always vague about where he was from. Although the myth said he went to sea as a young adult, his own writings claimed he went to sea as a boy. - There is evidence of a merchant family named Colon (the accepted Spanish version of Columbus) which was on the wrong end of some internal political strife in Spain, so disguising his origins would be in his self-interest when approaching the royal court for backing of his expeditions.
Is ernesto sabato Albanian?
Yes, his mother was Arbereshe (Moved from Albania 500+ years ago) and his father was Italian. His mothers ancestor went from Albania to Italy then generations after from Italy to Argentina. Amazing how they still keep their culture.
What is Christopher Columbus country of origin?
Christopher Columbus was an Italian man. When Italy would not sponsor his trip across the Atlantic, he went to other countries. Spain agreed to sponsor him so he sailed in name of Spain.
Island used by the allies for the Italian invasion?
Sicily a small island by Italy used to launch an invasion in Italy. When allies went through Italy Mussolini fled but was captured and Italy surrendered. After this event only two Axis powers were left- Japan and Germany ( Italy was now with the Allies.) This was a huge event that led the Allies to win.
Who ruled the two sicilies?
The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies was ruled by the Bourbon dynasty, specifically King Ferdinand I, who established the kingdom in 1816. It encompassed the southern part of Italy, including Sicily and the mainland territories. The kingdom lasted until its annexation by the Kingdom of Italy in 1861 during the Italian unification process. Subsequent to this, the Bourbon family went into exile but continued to claim the throne.
