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Skip to content Menu. Bene is used just with verbs. Bene has one and only one translation: WELL. Marco cucina bene Lucia disegna bene Intensifiers of bene molto bene, benissimo, strabene colloquial? Bravo has a secondary meaning too. Here are five of them.
Mr B departs for Italy —where he will be working for an Italian company— with absolutely no knowledge of the language; he had no time for a language course. Moreover, he is convinced that most Italians are able to speak a bit of English nowadays, especially considering the emails peppered with English words which he regularly receives from Italy.
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English Nederlands English Deutsch. Log in. They may be read as liberation from—or as the consequences of—patriarchal power and predatory behaviors. If we break down the moment of metamorphosis in almost any episode in Ovid, the effect is one of substitution: of body parts being replaced by other anatomical features, one by one. That is to say, hooves appear instead of feet, branches instead of arms. This substitution is what allows, in Ovid, for a comprehensive change of form. Not always but often, Ovid walks us through the metamorphosis step by step, slowing things down so that we understand exactly how dynamic and dramatic the process is.
Translation, too, is a dynamic and dramatic transformation. Word for word, sentence for sentence, page for page, a text conceived and written and read in one language comes to be reconceived, rewritten, and read in another. The translator labors to find alternative solutions, not to cancel out the original but to counter it with another version. My version of this book was produced to stand in place of the Italian so that readers in English might have a relationship with it.
It is now an English book instead of— invece di —an Italian one. But, even within a single language, one word can so very often substitute another. Take the Italian word anzi , which also appears quite frequently in this novel. Like invece , anzi is a syntactical flare that draws our attention to a hidden scenario, a hiccup, a twist of fate or mood or point of view.
Starnone is obsessed with this flux, this destabilization, and he returns again and again to two terms, which capture the most disorienting emotions that we can experience. For the question that drives the book forward is: What happens when love alters—when it cools, melts, or softens? In addition to amare , though, Starnone pulls the expression voler bene into the mix.
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