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Italia [iˈtalja] θηλ

Italia: Italy

Fratelli d'Italia

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Fratelli d'Italia Info

Fratelli d'Italia: Since 1946 the Italian national anthem has been the Inno di Mameli, named after the writer of the lyrics, the poet and patriot Goffredo Mameli, who died at the age of 22 in 1849 while fighting with Garibaldi to defend the Roman republic. It is more commonly known as Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) from its first lines: Fratelli d'Italia, / l'Italia s'è desta / dell'elmo di Scipio / s'è cinta la testa (Brothers of Italy, / Italy has arisen / with Scipio's helmet / binding her head). All Italians know the tune (written by choirmaster Michele Novaro, a friend of Mameli's), but very few know all the words by heart (5 verses in all).

Banca d'Italia: The Italian central bank was set up in 1893. It has had the monopoly on issuing money and the task of monitoring the Italian banking system since 1926 and is also the State treasury. Its head office is in Rome, in Via Nazionale: in the media Via Nazionale is used to mean the Bank of Italy.

Giro d'Italia: One of the most famous cycling races raced in stages in the world. It takes place from mid-May to the beginning of June. The route changes every year, but the last stage always ends in Milan. The winner is awarded the maglia rosa (pink jersey).

Fratelli d'Italia: Since 1946 the Italian national anthem has been the Inno di Mameli, named after the writer of the lyrics, the poet and patriot Goffredo Mameli, who died at the age of 22 in 1849 while fighting with Garibaldi to defend the Roman republic. It is more commonly known as Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) from its first lines: Fratelli d'Italia, / l'Italia s'è desta / dell'elmo di Scipio / s'è cinta la testa (Brothers of Italy, / Italy has arisen / with Scipio's helmet / binding her head). All Italians know the tune (written by choirmaster Michele Novaro, a friend of Mameli's), but very few know all the words by heart (5 verses in all).

Sua Eccellenza l'ambasciatore d'Italia: His Excellency, the Italian Ambassador

cavaliere d'Italia ΖΩΟΛ: stilt-bird

cavaliere d'Italia ΖΩΟΛ: stilt-plover

cavaliere d'Italia ΖΩΟΛ: stilt-walker

il governatore della Banca d'Italia: the governor of the Bank of Italy

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stilt-bird: cavaliere αρσ d'Italia

Italy: Italia θηλ

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Italia [i·ˈta:·lia] ΟΥΣ θηλ

Italia: Italy

l'Italia: Italy

l'Italia centrale: Central Italy

l'Italia del Nord [o settentrionale]: Northern Italy

l'Italia del Sud [o meridionale]: Southern Italy

abitare in Italia: to live in Italy

andare in Italia: to go to Italy

Telecom Italia: Italian national phone company

Gran Premio d'Italia: The Gran Premio d'Italia usually takes place in Monza on the second Sunday in September. This Italian high point of the Formula 1 year is identified with Team Ferrari, which has millions of supporters in Italy and around the world. Founded in Modena in 1939 by the industrialist Enzo Ferrari, the Ferrari "Casa del cavallino rampante" (House of the rearing stallion) is one of the most successful Formula 1 teams of all time.

i miei -i vengono dall'Italia: my ancestors were from Italy

ha trascorso l'adolescenza in Italia: she spent her teenage years in Italy

l'Italia meridionale: Southern Italy

Italia centrale: central Italy

l'Italia del nord: northern Italy

Giro d'Italia: The Giro d'Italia took place for the first time in 1909. This cycle race comprises both climbs and flat stages and the route passes through many of the major Italian cities.

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