My biggest dream is to achieve success and happiness in my life. In French, it is "rve," in Italian, it is "sogno," and in Japanese, it is "."
The most cherished aspiration or dream in Italian is "sogno," in French it is "rve," and in Japanese it is "."
Here are the translations for "Dream" in different languages: Spanish: Sueño French: Rêve German: Traum Italian: Sogno Japanese: 夢 (Yume) Chinese: 梦 (Mèng) Russian: Мечта (Mechta)
No, Sogno grande is not the Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Dream big." The masculine singular noun and adjective instead translate into English as "big dream," with the pronunciation "SO-nyo GRAN-dey" in Italian. The correct phrase will be Sogna in grande ("SO-nya een GRAN-dey") in the singular and Sognate in grande in the plural in Italian.
Osez rêver is french. In English is dare to dream
The future tense of dream is will dream.
The most cherished aspiration or dream in Italian is "sogno," in French it is "rve," and in Japanese it is "."
Here are the translations for "Dream" in different languages: Spanish: Sueño French: Rêve German: Traum Italian: Sogno Japanese: 夢 (Yume) Chinese: 梦 (Mèng) Russian: Мечта (Mechta)
c'est mon plus grand rêve
Japanese Dream was created on 1997-11-11.
Dream - Japanese band - was created in 2000.
"I have a dream!" in English is Ho un sogno! in Italian.
"Beautiful dream" in English is bel sogno in Italian.
"Dream" is 'yume' in Japanese.
In Japanese, instead of "having a dream" as we do in English ("I had the strangest dream last night!") you 'see' (Japanese verb: miru) dreams. So, "Yume o mita" is the Japanese equivalent of the expression 'I had a dream.'
His biggest dream was being a president
To dream (verb) is 'rêver' in French. A dream is 'un rêve' (masc.)
"I had a dream about this" in English is Ho fatto un sogno su questo in Italian.