First of all subsitute "you're" with "your" !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well, of course... If your great grandparents are Italian, your parent is Italian, meaning you are Italian. You just become less and less Italian as it gets bred out. You will always be what your ancestors were.
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No. He's Canadian, but his grandparents were Italians.
Bei nonni is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "beautiful grandparents."Specifically, the masculine adjective bei means "beautiful, handsome." The masculine noun nonni means "grandparents, grandfathers.' The pronunciation is "beh NOHN-nee."
Yes, Joe Mantegna is of Italian descent. He was born to Italian parents in Chicago, Illinois.
Yes, nonni is an Italian word.Specifically, the Italian word is a masculine noun in its plural form. It may be translated as "Grandfathers, grandfathers and grandmothers, grandparents." The pronunciation is "NOHN-nee."
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"Beautiful grandparents" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase bei nonni.Specifically, the masculine adjective bei means "beautiful, handsome." The masculine noun nonnimeans "grandparents, grandfathers.' The pronunciation is "beh NOHN-nee."
Al's grandparents on his father's side were Yugoslavian, and on his mother's side they were Italian and English.
Nonni is the plural meaning grandparents. grandmother is "nonna" and grandfather is "nonno"
i nonni = grandparents la nonna = grandmother il nonno = grandfather
Yes, but it depends on the context. Italian can be considered an ethnicity when it is referring to the group of people whose ancestors came from or were born in Italy. However, Italian can also be considered a nationality since any person can get an Italian passport even if his or her ancestors were not born in Italy. For example, someone born in Italy to Italian parents, grandparents, etc. would be an ethnic and national Italian. Someone born in the United States to American parents but all Italian grandparents would be an ethnic Italian but a US national. Someone born in Italy to Tunisian parents, but who lives in Italy and has Italian citizenship would be a national Italian, but an ethnic Tunisian (probably Arab or Amazigh).