What is the Italian translation of the name 'Anglia'?

Answer 1

Bretagna is the Italian equivalent of the English word "Brittany."

Specifically, the Italian word is a feminine noun. It may be used to refer to the region in northwestern France, which is called "Brittany" in English and Bretagne in French. The pronunciation will be "bray-TAH-nyah" in Italian and "breh-TAH-nyeh" in French.

The English word also can serve as the proper noun for a person. In such a case, Italian language speakers prefer the way in which that name is written in the original language and on official papers such as identity cards and passports. But they most likely would pronounce "Brittany" as "breet-toh-nee."

Answer 2

Anglia is the same in English and Italian.

Specifically, the word is a feminine proper noun. It originates in the Latin word for "England". The pronunciation will be "AHN-glyah" in Italian.

Answer 3

La Bretagne is the French equivalent of the English noun "Brittany."

Specifically, the feminine definite article la means "the." The feminine noun Bretagne means "Brittany." The pronunciation will be "lah breh-TAH-nyeh" in French.

The English word Brittany also can serve as a feminine proper noun. In this case, French language speakers prefer the way in which the name is written in the original language and on official papers such as identity cards and passports. But the pronunciation will be "bree-tah-nee" in French.