Corrente or In funzione may be Italian equivalents of 'running'. 'Corrente' means 'running' in the sense of 'racing' or 'flowing, running' water'. It's pronounced 'kohr-REHN-teh'. The phrase 'in funzione' means 'running' in the sense of 'functioning, working'. It's pronounced 'een foon-TSYOH-neh'.
the verb is correre- to run if you are presently running it is- sto correndo
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107 minutes -- or 1 hour and 47 minutes -- is the running time of the Italian drama Il giorno prima ("The day before") by Italian director Giuliano Montaldo (born February 22, 1930)
Most likely the Italian Greyhound.
Pope John Paul II had nothing to do with running the Italian government. He had enough problems running the Church and the Vatican.
No they are still together running an Italian resteraunt in New York
No, the Pyrenees mountain range is located between France and Spain, running from the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean Sea. It does not extend to the Italian Peninsula.
the origin of the word corridor is England.
the tarantella is a famous italian dance. im not sure if they like to do it but it's italian.MORE INFO:-a quick/sharp dance-tells a story of people running away from a tarantula-usually done in pairs-italian
Acqua corrente is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "flowing water." The feminine singular phrase also translates literally as "running water" in English. The pronunciation will be "A-kwa kor-REN-tey" in Pisan Italian.
108 minutes -- or 1 hour and 48 minutes -- is the running time of the Italian true-crime drama La moglie più bella ("The Most Beautiful Wife") directed by Friuli-born Italian actor, director, and writer Damiano Damiani (July 23, 1922 - March 7, 2013).
If you want one that is already running, then you will have to look up the local Italian restaurants there and call them up to see if they are interested. Or, just open a new one yourself.