Did you mean "vengo anch'io"? It basically means "I'm coming too".
Here are some phrases you might find useful: * I am from England: Sono dell'Inghilterra * I come from England: Vengo dall'Inghilterra * I am English: Sono inglese
Io. who was a princess of Argos.
In Kannada, we would say:Vidyunmana Anche (Electronic Mail)
Iowa.
Excellent, best in what to do
"Me too" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase anche io. The adverb and first person subject pronoun also translate into English as "I also" according to context. The pronunciation will be "AN-key EE-o" in Italian.
Anche lei in Italian means "even her" in English.
"Vengo por ti" is Spanish and it translates to "I am coming for you" in English.
Anche qui in Italian means "also here" in English.
"You are beautiful too!" in English means Anche tu sei bello! to a man, Anche tu sei bella! to a woman, Anche voi siete belli! to men and Anche voi siete belle! to women in Italian.
"I am from Canada" in English is Vengo da Canada in Italian.
"I come in peace" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Vengo in pace.Specifically, the verb vengo means "(I) am coming, come, do come." The preposition in means "in." The feminine noun pace means "peace."The pronunciation is "VEHN-goh een PAH-tcheh."
"Also" in English is anche in Italian.
Anche se appena per ora... in Italian means "Also if just for now..." in English.
Grazie, sorella! Baci anche a te! in Italian means "Thanks, sister! Kisses to you too!" in English.
Io in Italian means "I" in English.
The Spanish sentence "detto anche di te" translates to "said about you" in English.