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Joe R. |
What does Pipino mean? Joseph? But wouldn't the translation be Giuseppe? |
Any background would be helpful. Grazia! |
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Giuseppe = Joseph
Pepino = Joey |
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Tania
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it is a nickname for the name Joseph. in italian, Joseph = Giuseppe. so they use the the last 2 letters and make Peppino. its like calling someone Joey. i dont know how common it is now in italy, but i do know a lot of people that i call Peppino. |
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juventino74
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Hi I'm Italian Pipino seems to me old fashioned like an erliar version of Peppino in fact a friendly way for Giuseppe also Beppe its the most commonly used. |
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It is one of the many ways you can abbreviate Giuseppe. Giuseppe is Joseph in English. Peppe, Beppe, Giu, Pino, Peppino, Giuseppino, Pep, Bep....the list goes on and they are all abbreviations of Giuseppe. |
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Martha Y
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Pipino is Pepe wish is also like Joseph |
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I agree it could be an old-fashioned way to give a friendly nickname for Giuseppe (Giuseppino -> Pino -> Pipino), but you should consider that it's also the Italian translation of an important king's name: Pepin the Short (in Italian: Pipino il Breve), father of Charlemagne. Actually Pepin/Pipino was the name of many Carolingian kings.
See this article on Wikipedia and its Italian equivalent:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepin_the_Short
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipino_il_Breve |
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gloglo
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Is a nickname... |
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Maybe popine (popine who eats spinach to get his energy!)i hope you get me |
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