Rogna is an Italian equivalent of the English word "mange." The feminine singular noun may be preceded immediately by the feminine singular la since Italian employs definite articles where English does not use "the." The pronunciation will be "(la) RO-nya" in Pisan Italian.
La moretta means "the brunette" in Italian.
the whole family takes their meal together
La Mona means The Mona. It is Italian.
"La Cuesta" is Spanish, not Italian, and it means "the hill" or "the slope" in English.
"La nuova" in Italian translates to "the new" in English.
? Maria is an Italian name... do you mean la Madonna (Jesus mother)?
The handbag or the pocketbook. It's Italian.
That reads: "the soup of my friend I eat always". These are French words, but not into good order.
Soupe is a feminine noun. "Je mange de lasoupe" (I'm eating some soup) or "Je mange la soupe" (I am eating the soup) are correct.
mandami la richiesta
A bela vida is a Portuguese equivalent of the Italian phrase la bella vita.Specifically, the feminine articles a in Portuguese and la in Italian mean "the." The feminine adjectives bela in Portuguese and bella in Italian mean "beautiful, handsome." The feminine nouns vida in Portuguese and vita in Italian mean "life."The pronunciation is "ah BEH-luh VEE-duh" in the carioca and continental accents and "lah BEHL-lah VEE-tah" in Italian.