Italian Translation

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Italian Translation

Italian translation can be particularly useful, given the fact that Italian shares 85 percent of its lexicon with Spanish and French. Modern Italian originally came into existence around the 13th or 14th century. The great writers Dante and Petrarch helped to popularize the Florentine variation, which evolved into the Italian that we know today. The roots of Italian are, of course, in Latin.

Since Italian is spoken phonetically, it is relatively easy for non-native speakers to perform translations. However, it’s also easy to bungle Italian translation. For instance, opera texts often get misinterpreted from the original Italian, making for ridiculous sounding lyrics. Indeed, it has been a matter of contention in the opera community whether or not to push for more accurate Italian syntax translations.

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