How do you say "Login name" in Italian?
P poison22 Member Bologna italian Oct 29, 2009 #2 we actually use english words for things kind of things... we say "username", "login" exactly as you use to do... however, the grammatical translation is "nome d'accesso", but "login name" is better...
we actually use english words for things kind of things... we say "username", "login" exactly as you use to do... however, the grammatical translation is "nome d'accesso", but "login name" is better...
radiation woman Senior Member Wales English Oct 29, 2009 #3 poison22 said: we actually use english words for things kind of things... we say "username", "login" exactly as you use to do... however, the grammatical translation is "nome d'accesso", but "login name" is better... Click to expand... Boy, I just LOVE Italian!! You'll all be speaking English soon
poison22 said: we actually use english words for things kind of things... we say "username", "login" exactly as you use to do... however, the grammatical translation is "nome d'accesso", but "login name" is better... Click to expand... Boy, I just LOVE Italian!! You'll all be speaking English soon
