'Maybe you don't know how beautiful you are' is an English equivalent of 'Forse non sai quanto sei bella'. That's what's said to a beautiful female. With a slight change, the same may be said of a 'beautiful' or 'handsome' male. The phrase becomes 'Forse non sai quanto sei bello'.
"How many/much more?"
The cast of Quanto sei bella Roma - 1959 includes: Maruja Bustos Juan Calvo Lorella De Luca Carlo Delle Piane Ignazio Dolce Maria Fiore as Ava Ennio Girolami as Gino Laura Granados Raffaele Pisu Alberto Sorrentino Claudio Villa Roberto Villa
Quanto custa? "How much" Quanto custa isso? "how much is this" Quanto custa aquilo? "how much is that"
Quanto ao Tempo was created in 2008.
Che, come, and quanto are Italian equivalents of the English word "how."Specifically, the relative che is "how" when appearing in an exclamatory phrase such as Che bella! ("How beautiful!"). The adverb comemeans "how" when appearing in an interrogative phrase such as Come stai? ("How are you?"). The interrogative quanto translates as "how" when appearing in measurement-related questions, such as Quanto lontano?("How far?").The respective pronunciations will be "key,"* "KO-mey," and "KWAN-to" in Italian.*The sound is similar to that in the English exclamation "Hey!"
The cast of Stando a Guardare - 2009 includes: Laura Culver Riccardo Micca
E le stelle stanno a guardare was created on 1971-09-07.
"How beautiful your little one is!" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Quanto è bella la tua piccola! The adverb, third person singular present indicative, and feminine singular adjective, definite article, possessive, and noun also translate to English as "How beautiful is your baby (girl-child, little girl)!" The pronunciation will be "KWAN-to eh BEL-la la TOO-a PEEK-ko-la" in Italian.
"Nossa! Quanto tempo! Tudo bem?" = My goodness! How long! Is everything alright?
Quanto custa isto ? (Kwantoo koosta eestow?)
Bella means beautiful in French.