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SweetPea

Is this correct "ciao al bimbo"?

translate please. and if this is not correct I would appreciate you
correcting it for me.

Thank you darling.

    



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Catalina
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"Ciao al bimbo" means "Hi to the baby/kid".
"Bimbo" is an informal word for "bambino" (baby/kid).


Darlin'
If u wanna say "hi baby" (to a male) then the right one is "ciao bimbo" without the "al".
(For a female child instead it's "bimba")


Roze
hy baby

(i'm italian)


cat's
what do you wanna say? you can say ciao bimbo, or ciao bambino, caiao al bambino means say hallo to child.


roger 21
No it is wrong...In Italy we write..(letters-telegrams) E_mail and so on...
"Ciao a tutti" (all family) also.."Saluti a tutti..mamma è papà" (hallo to mather and father) for the baby we use say..a kiss from me...
So the best way are:
" Un ciao a tutti dall'America e un bacio al bambino" ( bambino is neutral)
" Un saluto a tutta la famiglia e un bacio alla piccola (al piccolo m/f)
" Un saluto a papĂ  e mamma e un bacio al bimbo (alla bimba m/f)
Best.." Un saluto ai genitori e uno speciale bacio alla bambina da parte mia "
To you the choice !
Francis- Florence town -Italy..


Orange B
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Hi!
No..".Ciao al bimbo" is not correct." Salutami/ or salutatemi il/la bambino/a" if you are talking or writing to his/her parents and you want them to say "Hi" to their child/ baby.You don't explain well what you want to say and who you are talking or writing to. " Il bambino" if a male; "la bambina" a female.You could also say "Piccolo" instead of "bambino", "piccola" for "bambina"... You could also say: " Un saluto a tutti e un bacio al bambino (if he's a boy) or alla bambina (if she's a girl)." Bacio means "kiss" and is an expression very used in Italy for kids/children etc.
Bye!


Luca M
hi catalina, I recognize? I'm luca M, the number of outlets professional, bring us a jump because I updated the application.

However, "bimbo" in English is like saying "baby", it's just more Italian!





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