Italian - English (British) translations for "vita"
"vita" Italian translation
Translation
life
Definition
Vita is an Italian noun that translates to 'life' in English.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: life
La vita è bella.
Life is beautiful.
Meaning: existence
La mia vita è piena di avventure.
My existence is full of adventures.
Meaning: lifestyle
Mi piace il mio stile di vita sano.
I like my healthy lifestyle.
Meaning: biography
Ho letto la sua vita scritta da un famoso autore.
I read his biography written by a famous author.
Meaning: duration
Il film ha una durata di due ore.
The movie has a duration of two hours.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: La vita è bella.
Life is beautiful.
A1: Ho una vita molto impegnata.
I have a very busy life.
A1: Mi piace leggere libri sulla vita degli animali selvatici.
I like to read books about the life of wild animals.
B1: La mia vita è cambiata quando ho iniziato a lavorare.
My life changed when I started working.
B1: Dopo la laurea, ho deciso di prendere un anno sabbatico per viaggiare e godermi la vita.
After graduation, I decided to take a gap year to travel and enjoy life.
B2: Sono felice della mia scelta di vivere all'estero; mi ha arricchito la vita in molti modi.
I am happy with my choice to live abroad; it has enriched my life in many ways.
C1: Durante il mio viaggio intorno al mondo, ho avuto l'opportunità di conoscere persone di diverse culture e stili di vita.
During my trip around the world, I had the opportunity to meet people from different cultures and lifestyles.
C1: La vita è fatta di alti e bassi, ma è importante affrontare le sfide con determinazione e resilienza.
Life is full of ups and downs, but it's important to face challenges with determination and resilience.
C2: La filosofia stoica insegna a vivere una vita virtuosa e a trovare la felicità nella saggezza e nell'accettazione delle cose che non possiamo controllare.
Stoic philosophy teaches us to live a virtuous life and find happiness in wisdom and acceptance of things we cannot control.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In Italian culture, vita is a central concept that encompasses all aspects of life. It refers not only to the physical existence of an individual but also to their emotional, social, and spiritual well-being. The idea of la dolce vita, or 'the sweet life', is deeply ingrained in Italian society and represents a pursuit of pleasure, enjoyment, and fulfillment in all areas of life.
The concept of vita is also closely tied to family and community. Italians place great importance on maintaining strong relationships with their loved ones and being involved in their local communities. This emphasis on social connections is reflected in the many festivals, celebrations, and traditions that are an integral part of Italian life.
Overall, vita represents a holistic approach to living that values balance, harmony, and connection. It emphasizes the importance of enjoying life's pleasures while also taking care of oneself and others. Whether it's through food, art, music, or simply spending time with loved ones, Italians believe that life should be savored and celebrated to the fullest extent possible.