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What is the English name 'Diane' in Italian?
Dianna is an Italian equivalent of the English noun "Diane."Specifically, the Italian name is a feminine proper noun. The original meaning of the name is "the second Anne." The pronunciation is "DYAHN-nah."
Name something specific in a hotel that would be handy while camping?
Bed Shower Soap Toilet Towel TV Room Service
What is the name for a female toliet?
A stall. I think a biday would be the answer, an Italian style toilet with a built in shower like head that rinses male or female genitalia. Female toilet? as in, 'Wheres the JOHN?' I think, Jane.
What is an old name for a toilet?
The original name for a toilet was cherriots
What is the name of the tune in the Lizzie mcguire movie at the hotel after the awards?
I think it's an Italian tune, but I am not positive. it sounds very familiar.
What type of food does the restaurant at the Westin Arlington Gateway hotel serve?
The type of food that the restaurant at the Westin Arlington Gateway hotel serves is Italian steakhouse. Also, the name of the restaurant is Panzimini.
How do you say James Donald in Italian?
Giacomo Donald (First name changes, second doesn't)
How do you pronounce the Italian name 'Luciano'?
'Luciano' is pronounced as loo-CHAH-noh in Italian. The stress is on the second syllable.
What was the name for a toilet in World War 1?
You could also say, "a toilet used in the second World War"
Where did the Plaza Hotel in New York City derive its name from?
The Plaza Hotel got it's name originally because of where it is situated. It is actually the second hotel of that name to be placed on that site which is the Grand Army Plaza. This is a Plaza that was built to commemorate the Union Army and it's acheivements in the Civil War.
Is a lamborghini a Japanese car?
No, The Lamborghini is an Italian-made car, you can see that by looking at the second part of the name for them/it.
What is 'Jochino' when translated from Italian to English?
"Joachim" is an English equivalent of the Italian name Jochino. The masculine proper name in question serves as an Italian-American version of the insular and peninsular Italian name Gioacchino or Gioachino, from the original Hebrew יְהוֹיָקִים (Yəhôyāqîm) for "He whom Yahweh has set up." The pronunciation will be "DJO-ak-KEE-no" for the first-mentioned Italian forename and "DJO-a-KEE-no" for the second.
