Hijo En Italiano Novels & Stories

He doesn’t understand why he was being questioned of his life decisions he made as though he didn’t have right to control the reins of his life. He sat there silent, with straight back, not fearing his intimidating parents. Since they’re here to know about the truth, he’ll let them have it. “Il bambino sta bene.” ( The baby is fine. ) He answered, the Italian accent rolling out of his tounge naturally like a beautiful work of an art. His calm demeanour surprised Dante because from the information he got, his son should be worried to be exposed but there is no sign of trepidation on his face.

“Walk where?” “Away from here,” I growled. “You want me? Fine. But we have to do this away from the house. I don’t want Flora or the kids seeing or hearing any of this.” He studied me for a long while, then nodded slowly, almost like he was just humoring me. “Lead the way, figlio.” I didn’t like the way he said that. Figlio meant son in Italian. My gun remained where it was though. If he had backup hiding nearby, I needed to keep him moving. I didn’t want him giving someone the signal to take a shot at me.

She nodded her head slowly and asked, “What is bitch in Italian?” He raised a brow and said, “La Cagna or la puttana.” She pursed her lips and asked, “What about fuck you?” “Vaffanculo,” he aswered. She nodded her head and asked, “How about go kill yourself?” His brows knitted as he answered, “Vai a ucciderti.” “And I will kill you?” She again. “Ti uccidero. Why are you asking me this?” He questioned her. “One thing my mother taught me is that you need to learn the swear words first and especially the words, I will kill you in a different language,” she answered.

"Tu papá te extraña." AUTHOR'S CORNER: ¿Problemas en el paraíso?: Trouble in paradise? Bendiciones, mi vida: Blessings, little one Mi esposo querido: My dear husband Ehi—Hey! (Italian) Tu papá te extraña: Your father misses you

No trace of fear were present on Faustino face. "I never thought I will get to kill The Great Faustino Pietro. Now, say goodbye to Sicily and to the world." Italian meanings are from Google so if any of this is wrong Blame Google 😂😉 chi è lei. - who is She Il tuo nuora.- your daughter-in-law Nipote- grandson Nonna - grandmother Nonno - grandfather Benvenuto - welcome Giovane Maestro-young master Leone- lion mio vita- my life

"Enzo" His father called, Enzo stood up from the chair began to walk towards them, he hugs his father. His father patted him on his back shoulder, "come Stai Enzo?" [How are you son?" He asked Enzo touching his shoulders, I stood up from the chair watching them."Sto bene,e voi come state? " [I'm Good how are you, people? ] Enzo said, for the first time in Italian. He sounds so hot with his deep voice,

‘Fottuto traditore’ [Fucking traitor] He snarled at his brother, ‘Come puoi tradire la tua carne e il tuo sangue? Papà aveva ragione sei un fottuto codardo. Ti ucciderà quando scoprirà cosa hai fatto; [How can you betray your own flesh and blood? Papa was right you are a fucking coward. He will kill you when he finds out what you have done]

Shudder is evident on their faces. “Oh! Homber Giovanni. Spanish and Italian words. Giovanni means John while Homber can be Christian or a man. Nice name! Two of you has unique names!” Ma’am said. Just now it sinks into my mind that we have the same first name? Woah. Our second name is Italian too! Wth? Do our parents are a fan of Italian-Spanish Movies? “Uhm, Homber?” Ma’am asked that made me look at her. “Yes Ma’am?” Gio and I answered at the same time that makes our classmates look on us.

“I love him. If you hurt Vince, I don't even know what I'm capable of! Being sorry is definitely not on the list!” [1]Please, in Italian. [2]Especially that Bonaccorso, son of a bitch, in Italian.

Edgardo said… in Italian. {Oh look who decided to show up after 8 years?} “Ciao anche a te fratello. Ti sono mancato?" {Hello to you too brother. Did you miss me?} That guy from yesterday said.. I only heard the word ‘miss'. Edgardo usually say Ti sono Mancato which translates to Did you miss me. Oh my… gosh. Don't tell me Ed is gay. "No. Ma ti sei perso il funerale di tuo padre. Sono sorpreso che ti abbia menzionato nel suo testamento.” {No. But you missed your father's funeral. I'm surprised he mentioned you in his will.} Edgardo responded.