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1. • • mangiare (transitive) to eat (transitive) to consume (intransitive) to tuck in, to start to eat
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   What does 'mangiare' mean in English?

   • The Italian word "mangiare" means "to eat" in English. The form you refer to depends on the context: Mangia! = Eat! (There is no mention of the Italian word "seamisai" in the provided passage.)

   What does the Italian word "mangia" translate to in English?

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   What does 'Mangia' mean in Italian?

   • The Italian word 'Mangia' is the imperative form of 'mangiare,' which means 'to eat.'. So, it translates to 'Eat!' in English. It's a typically direct Italian way of saying, 'Dinner is served.'. There are variants, such as 'mangiamo,' 'Let's eat,' or 'mangia tutti,' 'Everybody eat.'.

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   What does Mannaggia mean in Italian?

   • Italians often use the word mannaggia (mahn-nadj-dja) instead of others they think more offensive. It usually expresses annoyance or spite and can sometimes come in association with other words to create colorful sayings, such as mannaggia la miseria!, which we render in English with “for goodness’ sake” or, quite simply, with “damn.”

   Word of the week: Mannaggia– it seems innocuous, but careful when you

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   What does Mangia manga mean?

   • Mangia mangia, or mangiamangia written as one word, follows the same principle as the compound words explained previously. Although it can literally mean Eat up, eat up!, it is also used to describe a situation where there is continuous corruption and illegal profit, especially within the political sphere.

   Italian Word of the Day: Magna magna / Mangia mangia

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   Are Germans mangiapatate or frog eaters?

   • Germans are mangiapatate (potato-eaters), whereas French are mangiarane (frog-eaters). Similar idioms exist within Italian regions, and there is also one for Italians in general: mangiaspaghetti (spaghetti-eaters).

   Italian Word of the Day: Magna magna / Mangia mangia

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3. dictionary.reverso.net › english-italian › mangiermangier translation in Italian | English-Italian ... - Reverso

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   mangier translation in English - Italian Reverso dictionary, see also 'manager, malinger, mangel, mangle', examples, definition, conjugation

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   Translations in context of "mangier" in Italian-English from Reverso Context: Per risparmiare: mangier nei Tapas Bar

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   Translation of "mangier" into Italian . Sample translated sentence: I’ve never actually been this close to a fox before—it’s a lot mangier than they look in picture books. ↔ Non sono mai stata così vicino a una volpe prima: è molto più spelacchiata di come sembra nei libri illustrati.

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8. italoamericano.org › word-of-the-week-mannaggiaWord of the week: Mannaggia– it seems innocuous, but careful ...

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   Mar 2, 2021 · Italians often use the word mannaggia (mahn-nadj-dja) instead of others they think more offensive. It usually expresses annoyance or spite and can sometimes come in association with other words to create colorful sayings, such as mannaggia la miseria!, which we render in English with “for goodness’ sake” or, quite simply, with “damn ...

9. dailyitalianwords.com › magna-magna-mangia-mangiaItalian Word of the Day: Magna magna / Mangia mangia

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   May 31, 2021 · What does “mangia” mean in Italian? Mangia is the third-person singular present of the verb mangiare (to eat). Simply put, this means it is used with the pronouns lui (he), lei (she), Lei (you formal) or any other living thing such as a cane (dog) or gatto (cat) for example. >> Lui mangia la colazione. = He eats breakfast.