Hey man, babel fish may not provide the greatest translations, but using my basic understanding of etymology, I can sort of understand what you're saying without even going to that site.
i is the plural form of il. The hardest difference between Italian and Spanish is pronunciation. For example castle is castello vs castillo, but in Italian the double l is pronounced as it would be in English rather than a y.
honestgamer Staff Sep 23, 2007
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Felix_Arabia Sep 23, 2007
Io, like Spanish yo = I
sono, like Spanish soy = am
il, like Spanish el = the
mago, like English mage
di, like Spanish de = of
i, I have no idea what that is for
fiori, like Spanish flor = flower
"I AM THE MAGE/WIZARD OF FLOWERS."
Genj Sep 23, 2007
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carcinogen_crush Blogger Sep 24, 2007
Happiness.
CRUSH