I would guess that "Zeppe" is the diminutive version of Giuseppe or Giuzeppe (which are Italian versions of Joseph"), in which case, "Zeppe" is akin to diminutive forms of Joseph which would be "Joe" or "Joey."
Giuseppe in Italian means "Joseph" in English.
You can say Patty as well. The Italian name is Patrizia.
Maurizio is the Italian name for Mauricio.
Joseph is translated as Giuseppe in Italian.
Giuseppe is an Italian equivalent of the English name Joseph.Specifically, the Italian and English names are masculine proper nouns. They may serve as first or middle names. The pronunciation is "djoo-ZEHP-peh."
"Mathew" in Italian becomes "Matteo"
Yes, Giuseppe is an Italian name.Specifically, Giuseppe is a masculine noun. It is a proper name that means "Joseph." The pronunciation is "djoo-ZEHP-peh."
Yes he speaks italian, I'm not sure if he's great but he speaks it well.
Giuseppe Paulo DiMaggio. (Giuseppe is Italian for Joseph)
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Joo-zehp-pay pee-ATS-tsee is the Italian pronunciation of 'Giuseppe Piazzi'. The first name, 'Giuseppe', is the Italian for 'Joseph'. The last name, 'Piazzi', means 'public squares'.
If you are speaking directly TO someone named Joseph and want to wish THAT person a Happy St. Joseph's Day, you would say "Buon onomastico", which is "happy feast day". This would be true of anyone on their "name" or feast day. To say to someone else "Happy St. Joseph's Day" one would say "Buona Festa di San Giuseppe", which is more literally, happy Feast of St. Joseph.