Hi, Could you please tell me if Oltre Bella is the correct spelling for Beyond Beauty or Beyond Beautiful. If not, could you please tell me what is the correct translation of Beyond Beauty in Italian. Thank you.
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Thank you so much for your help. Could you please tell me if Arabella would be similar in context. I am looking for an italian phrase that represents beauty to name my business.
Arabella fits, in my opinion...racngryhnd said:
Laurika
Ehm, Arabella is rare and sounds pretty old-fashioned...
I'd suggest "Oltre il bello" or "Bellezza e non solo" ("Not only beauty")...
Hope it helps,
DDT
I'd suggest "Oltre il bello" or "Bellezza e non solo" ("Not only beauty")...
Hope it helps,
DDT
Thank you. Could you tell me what ""arabella translates in english. Racngryhnd
racngryhnd said:
Arabella has no translation in English!
DDT
Sorry for the confusion. I am opening a beauty salon and would like to give it an Italian name. I am trying to incorporate beauty or beautiful in it as well as make it a name easy to say, preferably two words. Thanks for your help and responses. Racngryhnd
So why don't you call it "Bellissima"? I guess it might really fit a beauty salon!
DDT
DDT
..What does exactly your business deal with? If it's a beautician studio also helping people to lose weight my suggestion is:
1. "Bella e Snella" if the target of your business are female customers only.
("Beautiful and Slim"; the meaning may not be very original, but its sound is effective, I think!;
2) “Belli e Snelli”, if the target are anybody, men and woman, or men only.
1. "Bella e Snella" if the target of your business are female customers only.
("Beautiful and Slim"; the meaning may not be very original, but its sound is effective, I think!;
2) “Belli e Snelli”, if the target are anybody, men and woman, or men only.
Oltre la bellezza e' la mgliore opzione secondo me, mentre Oltre il bello e' piu' letterario. Oltre la bellezza is the best option , Oltre il bello is more literary although quite niceracngryhnd said:
...The only thing I can think of on hearing "Arabella" is the Italian name for the girlfriend of Donald Duck's cow male friend (who is called "ORAZIO" in Italian!! By the way, what's is name in English? Uncle Scrooge, for example is "Zio Paperone")!!!
...Joking aside, what abou "MISS BELLEZZA"???
...Joking aside, what abou "MISS BELLEZZA"???
and what about BELLINA?
Nadietta said:
That is "Clarabella", not "Arabella", Nadietta!
DDT
Arabella (also I was confusing it with Clarabella ) by my point of view is a name that would fit on a 50's/60's beautiful young woman. It would be fine for a beauty salon if you want to 'blink' to vintage style.
I like 'Bellissima', as DDT suggested. I like the simple 'Bella' too and I like how it sounds when pronounced by anglophones!
My friend Marty here says: in Italy we say 'Bella come il sole' (means: beautiful as the sun); an expression of very warm admiration and could give you the chance of a nice graphic design for your business.
Ciao! Walnut
) by my point of view is a name that would fit on a 50's/60's beautiful young woman. It would be fine for a beauty salon if you want to 'blink' to vintage style.I like 'Bellissima', as DDT suggested. I like the simple 'Bella' too and I like how it sounds when pronounced by anglophones!
My friend Marty here says: in Italy we say 'Bella come il sole' (means: beautiful as the sun); an expression of very warm admiration and could give you the chance of a nice graphic design for your business.
Ciao!
Walnut