What is 'cielo' when translated from Italian to English?

Answer 1

Il cielo in una stanza in Italian means "the sky in one room" in English. It is the name of a popular Italian song. The words translate from Italian to English as follows:

• When you're here with me, this room doesn't have walls, but trees -- Quando sei qui con me questa stanza non a piu pareti m'alberi,
• infinite trees -- alberi infiniti.
• When you're close to me, this ceiling doesn't exist any longer, I see the sky above us, that we remain abandoned here, as though there were nothing else, nothing more in the world -- Quando tu sei vicino a me, questo soffitto viola no, non esiste piu, io vedo il cielo sopra noi, che restiamo qui abbamdonati, come se no c'e fosse piu, niente piu niente al mondo.
• The harmonica plays, it seems to me like an organ that resonates for you, for me under the immensity of the sky --Suona l'armonica, mi sembra un organo che vibra per te per me sull'immensita del cielo
• for you and for me in the sky -- per te e per me nel cielo.
• A harmonica plays, it seems to me like an organ that resonates for you and for me under the immensity of the sky, for you and for me in the sky -- Suona un'armonica mi sembra un organo che vibra per te e per me su nell'immensita dal cielo, per te e per me nel cielo.

Answer 2

"The sky" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase il cielo.

Specifically, the masculine definite article il means "the." The masculine noun cielo means "sky." The pronunciation is "eel TCHEH-loh."

Answer 3

Cielo in Italian means "heaven" in English.

Answer 4

Both: but pronounced

'thee-AYlaw' ('th' as in 'thin') in Spanish ('See-AYlaw' in Latin America)

'chEllaw' in Italian