An Italian (esp. an Italian Male)
The likely word is the adopted Spanish word "paisan" (paisano) meaning countryman.The spelling is paesano in Italian, and paysan in French (originally meaning peasant).
Pisan cross was created in 1017.
Pisan Dorkmaikaew was born on 1984-05-10.
No, the father of Christine de Pisan was an Italian doctor and astrologist, who went in France and worked for the King Charles the 5th.
"Pisan" in English translates to "Pisano" in Italian. It's as simple as that, darling. Just a little linguistic switcheroo and you've got yourself the Italian version. Now go impress someone with your newfound knowledge, you sly fox.
pisan - leaning tower of Pisa
"Pisan" is an English equivalent of the Italian word pisano.Specifically, the Italian word is a masculine adjective or noun. It literally means "from Pisa, Pisan." The pronunciation is "pee-ZAH-noh."
Christine de Pisan(Pizan) had written books about women's rights, as now today, without her, there might not be women's rights. Sadly. As now, she impacted today's life much better.
Cosa c'è? is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "What's up?" The question translates literally as "What is this?" and will be alternated with the same-meaning phrase Che c'è?The respective pronunciations will be "KO-sa tcheh" and "key tcheh" in Pisan Italian.
Bradley is an English loan name in Italian. The masculine proper name in question originates to the Old English for broad clearing (ampia radura). The pronunciation will be "BRAD-lee" for the loan name and "AM-pya ra-DOO-ra" for the meaning in Pisan Italian.
Piedmontese.
De Pisan