Diane

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Joseph

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I'm new to this forum and my wife and I will be taking our 25th wedding anniversary trip to Italy in May.
We were wondering how to say Diane in Italian.
We can not find a translation so we assume it is "Diane" in Italian also.

Any tips about our trip would also help.. Venice, Florence, Rome, Sorrento, Isle of Capri

Thanks
Joe
 
    • Joseph said:
    I'm new to this forum and my wife and I will be taking our 25th wedding anniversary trip to Italy in May.
    We were wondering how to say Diane in Italian.
    We can not find a translation so we assume it is "Diane" in Italian also.

    Any tips about our trip would also help.. Venice, Florence, Rome, Sorrento, Isle of Capri

    Thanks
    Joe
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    Hi, Joseph, and welcome to the Forum!
    Diane is simply Diana, in Italian.
    Nice trip indeed! About suggestions, feel free to write a private message...
     
    danalto said:
    Hi, Joseph, and welcome to the Forum!
    Diane is simply Diana, in Italian.
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    Joseph, note that the first syllable in italian is pronounced Dee, unlike the English which has a long i like dye.
     
    lsp is right, though the pronounce "Daiana" is very common too, mainly due to an old song "Diana" and Princess Diana. Oh, I won't forget to mention Diana Ross :D
     
    silviap said:
    lsp is right, though the pronounce "Daiana" is very common too, mainly due to an old song "Diana" and Princess Diana. Oh, I won't forget to mention Diana Ross :D
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    Years ago I could write the phonetic transcription of words...I forgot everything about it! Where can I find something about it, Silvia? (I know you know it ;))
     
    Io ormai vado a occhio... o dovrei dire a orecchio... ma ti basterebbe comprare uno di quei libricini per stranieri, tipo "Italian phrase-book and pronunciation" della Capitol. Quasi inservibile per i madrelingua inglesi (è organizzato a soggetto), ma chissà, può tornarti utile.
     
    Ho progettato sulla presa del libro avete accennato. Inoltre sto provando ad imparare in linea tanto italiano come io latta prima del nostro viaggio.
     
    silviap said:
    lsp is right, though the pronounce "Daiana" is very common too, mainly due to an old song "Diana" and Princess Diana. Oh, I won't forget to mention Diana Ross :D
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    the pronunciation, or to pronounce. Surely a matter of your flying fingers on the keyboard. :)
     
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