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- Anybody else mixed with another ethnicity? - italiangenealogy. com
Re: Anybody else mixed with another ethnicity? by liviomoreno » 11 May 2011, 08:03 Most of the people in this forum have double ethnicity:American - Italian, English - Italian, Brazilian - Italian or Argentinian - Italian
- Il Malocchio, the Evil Eye - www. ItalianGenealogy. com
Italians have a long and deep-rooted tradition of beliefs about luck and things that give either good or bad luck In Italy there are colloquial names for bad luck Think of:sfiga or jella (read it as yella), but the most scary thing for millions of Italians is Il Malocchio, which translate as the evil eye Il Malocchio is a condition of
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- Dialects of Italy - www. ItalianGenealogy. com
The dialects of modern Italian all have their roots in the spoken form of Latin (Vulgar Latin), in use throughout the Roman Empire Vulgar Latin had, no doubt, its own local peculiarities before the fall of the Empire The political instability that followed Roman rule kept Italy from re-uniting as a nation until the nineteenth century This long p
- Italian Heraldry, Nobility and Genealogy
Very few works have been published in English on the topics of Italian heraldry, nobility and onomatology as these relate to genealogy Yet all three fields depend upon genealogical research This concise presentation is not intended as a historical treatise, but rather as a simple guide for those interested in these subjects In common parlance, h
- Rare Given Names in Early Italian Records
Contrary to popular belief, not all Italian given names have Christian or classical roots Many names encountered in older records are almost whimsical, and some cannot be translated into Latin or any other language In order to avoid possible mistranscription of a given name with which the researcher may be unfamiliar, it is helpful to know some o
- Looking for great great Grandparent from genoa or genova?
Re: Looking for great great Grandparent from genoa or genova by ForzaItaliaPgh » 17 Nov 2010, 14:42 FYI, "Genoa" and "Genova" are the same city "Genova" is the Italian spelling, "Genoa" the English spelling "Genoa" is also the spelling in the local dialect Ciao
- Vigliotti Family - italiangenealogy. com
Re: Vigliotti Family by budlight1951 » 08 Jul 2025, 20:22 Thank you but the document is in Italian any you can transcribe it to English
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