Results for italisht translation from Albanian to English

italisht
australia

në italisht.
-in english, "strategy".

- flet italisht?
you speak italian?

shqip italisht
faleminderit shume mik i dashur ped vlersimin.! respekte pa fund👏👏albanian italian

Është italisht.
it's italian.

a flet italisht?
hey, you speak italian?

(flet në italisht)
(speaks in italian)

unë nuk flas italisht.
i don't speak italian.

a kuptoni italisht?
do you understand italian? .

mirdita italisht shqip
mirdita

hektor, ti flet italisht.
hector, you speak italian.

-do flas italisht me majkin.
- i'm going to speak italian to mikey.

perkthim nga shqip ne italisht
me telefono ti

a di ndonjë fjalë italisht?
do you speak some italian words?

perkthim shqip italisht me shkrim
inlgese

e perktheva ne italisht per ty sot.
i translated it from german for you few days ago.

harroje, si i thonë në italisht.
forget about it, as they say in italian.

perkthim shqip italisht gustao motore
a light wave is an electromagnetic wave that travels through the vacuum of outer space. light waves are produced by vibrating electric charges. the nature of such electromagnetic waves is beyond the scope of the physics classroom tutorial. for our purposes, it is sufficient to merely say that an electromagnetic wave is a transverse wave that has both an electric and a magnetic component. the transverse nature of an electromagnetic wave is quite different from any other type of wave that has been discussed in the physics classroom tutorial. let's suppose that we use the customary slinky to model the behavior of an electromagnetic wave. as an electromagnetic wave traveled towards you, then you would observe the vibrations of the slinky occurring in more than one plane of vibration. this is quite different than what you might notice if you were to look along a slinky and observe a slinky wave traveling towards you. indeed, the coils of the slinky would be vibrating back and forth as the slinky approached; yet these vibrations would occur in a single plane of space. that is, the coils of the slinky might vibrate up and down or left and right. yet regardless of their direction of vibration, they would be moving along the same linear direction as you sighted along the slinky. if a slinky wave were an electromagnetic wave, then the vibrations of the slinky would occur in multiple planes. unlike a usual slinky wave, the electric and magnetic vibrations of an electromagnetic wave occur in numerous planes. a light wave that is vibrating in more than one plane is referred to as unpolarized light. light emitted by the sun, by a lamp in the classroom, or by a candle flame is unpolarized light. such light waves are created by electric charges that vibrate in a variety of directions, thus creating an electromagnetic wave that vibrates in a variety of directions. this concept of unpolarized light is rather difficult to visualize. in general, it is helpful to picture unpolarized light as a wave that has an average of half its vibrations in a horizontal plane and half of its vibrations in a vertical plane.

kujtova se porositët diçka në italisht.
i thought you were ordering in italian.

flet frengjisht, italisht, rusisht dhe latinisht.
- you're so predictable, you know that? she's fluent in french, italian, russian, latin... who speaks latin?