'La Luna e i falo' means 'The moon and the bonfire.'
'La Luna e i falo' is the title of a novel by Cesare Pavese.
There is an English translation of the book.
It is entitled: "The Moon and the Bonfire.'
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The spelling is the same as in English: "lunar". Only the pronunciation varies.
CHRISTOPHER CONCOLINO has written: 'VALUE AND DEVALUATION OF NATURE AND LANDSCAPE IN PAVESE'S LA LUNA E I FALO'
"Vamos para la Luna" translates to "Let's go to the Moon" in English.
Trash.
the yard, the backyard
"Moon" in English is (la) luna ("the moon") in Italian.
'de la glace' is 'ice cream' in English
Traducir primeramente la palabra inglesa = (To) translate the English word first
"En la clase" translates to "in the classroom" in English.
Caminando por la Calle
According to Google Translate, la sal means "the salt"
the small house