It comes from the Anglo-French deis, meaning “table” or “platform”, which comes from Medieval Latin discus, meaning “table”, earlier “disc” or “dish”.

His “hasta el fuego” means his lifestyle which goes from one gunfire to another. Like a member of a huge crime cartel he can afford the most expensive gun and cool gear.

It can be used to mean “Come in”, usually with a hand gesture indicating the way into the house or room. Sometimes “prego” is used for “after you”. It is pronounced a bit like “Pray go” and that’s not a bad way of remembering this meaning!

“De nada” is a phrase in Spanish meaning you’re welcome, In Italian it is said “ di niente” or “prego” and it is the answer to “Grazie”.

Answers to How are you? in Italian

1. Bene, grazie. Well, thanks.
2. Molto bene. Very well.
3. Al solito. As always.
4. Un po’ stanco. A little tired.
5. Sono malato. I’m sick.
6. Così così. So-so.
7. Non male. Not bad.
8. Male. Bad.

Grazie is used whether you want to thank a man or a woman, or whether you are thanking one person or many people at the same time.

Translation of “Grazie, ragazzi, grazie” in English. Grazie. thanks thank you. ragazzi.

You can emphasize grazie by adding mille which means literally “a thousand” but Italians use it to say “lots of”. You could say grazie mille, which would be equivalent to “Thank you very much” or “Thanks a lot”.

Thank you very much

Happy Birthday is literally translated in Italian with Buon Compleanno but you can wish the “festeggiato” (birthday girl/boy) Tanti Auguri (best wishes) or Cento di questi giorni (wishing the person to live long enough to celebrate 100 more birthdays).

Originally Answered: How do you say “love” and “best wishes” in Italian? So, “love” is amore; it’s not usable as verb, best wishes is literally “migliori desideri” but it is used as “migliori auguri” (means “best wishes, greetings and maybe others) or just “auguri”.

Salute – Cheers in Italian ‘Salute’ is a formal way of saying cheers in Italian, and often confused with ‘saluti’ which means ‘greetings. ‘ You can use ‘salute’ in almost any formal environment.

Happy Birthday is a compliment so needs a comma. The proper format is: Happy Birthday, Sarah!

Not wishing someone happy birthday intentionally is a terrible thing to do. Give them the benefit of doubt if you’re not sure it was maliciously intentional. But if you’re certain it was intentional, just return the favor and take a big step away from the narcissist.