'Roads' or 'streets' may be common English equivalents of 'vie'. The Italian word is the plural form of the feminine singular noun 'via'. The singular is pronounced 'VEE-ah', and the plural 'VEE-eh'.
La Dolce Vita means, in Italian, the good life, or the easy, laid-back life.
"Doorways of Italy" in English is Vie d'accesso d'Italiain Italian.
I think you mean "l'homme de ma vie" : the men of my life
tourner ma vie = to turn my life (doesn't mean anything in French)
Apres la vie is 'after life'.
The French form of "the beautiful life". Very similar to the Italian "la vita e bella". Insert accent marks, etc.
"ma petite vie" means 'my little life'.
l'amour de me vie - the love of my life
"Beautiful roads" is one English equivalent of the Italian phrase belle vie.Specifically, the feminine adjective belle means "beautiful, handsome." The feminine noun vie translates as "courseways, gateways, passages, roads." The pronunciation will be "BEL-ley VEE-ey" in Italian.
la = the (feminine) ; le = the (masculin) vie = life dans = in
La vie est belle - life is rosy
c'est la vie means - that's life, that's how things are