How do you say dude in italian ?
回答 (7)
2015-05-06 6:13 pm
Something similar like ''bello''. ''Hey bello''. It means nice but it's also used to greet someone, draw attention (sounds a little rude with a cartain tone) or instead be gentle..
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2015-05-06 9:48 pm
If you mean a person: tizio/a, tipo/a (masculine/feminine)
參考: native Italian
2015-05-09 2:19 am
In nothern Italy you don't say "bello". Definitely not.
2015-05-07 4:20 pm
There are many way to say it, depending on the zone of italy too.
Bello
zio
uagliò (naples)
'mbare (sicily)
tizio
tipo
fratello / fratè
Bello
zio
uagliò (naples)
'mbare (sicily)
tizio
tipo
fratello / fratè
2015-05-09 6:19 am
bellimbusto
2015-05-06 6:04 pm
Dude. There's no equivalent. If Italians want to speak American slang, they speak American slang.
If you're talking about the original meaning (a dandy), the word is bellimbusto.
If you're talking about the original meaning (a dandy), the word is bellimbusto.
2015-05-06 6:10 pm
le cocksuccer wait that's french for "good day my friend" petimetre is a dude, but often offends when mispronounced you use cagna" instead .. they'll be more receptive
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