Name search for my car

What about Mama Mia?

"Hey ima going outa with Mama Mia tonightta, capish"

 

Well, Rob, I would stick with Sophia. I know most everybody calls their 308 that.

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My 308 is Cara short for Cara Mia: My beloved/darling also can be translated as "Expensive"
the 355 is Tesora: or treasure


Both have small plaques on their dashes with their name

 

Isabella

 

La Lupa

It's the nickname of the actress (Anna Magnani) that won an oscar for Tennessee William's Rose Tattoo (a script he wrote specifically with her in mind). She took the starring role in Pasolini's Mamma Roma, where she played a Roman whore. One of my favourite movies. Chock full of old Fiats, Lancias and Vespas.

You get to keep the whore reference + esoteric Italian exotica + an intriguing american connection. And your wife need not know La Lupa means "the she-wolf", eg the wolf that gave birth to Romulus and Remus.

 

I have never named my cars. My wife though has taken to calling them by name, however.

The TR is the white b!tch and the 308 is the yellow slut. We should get them together with your red ho, invite the boys over and have a real party!

 

My bride calls the 308 "The Redhead"

 

LOL, I'd never named a car in my life but one day after I got my 308 I joked that her name was Sofia, and occasionally still call her that

 

Sorry, but in correct italian language:

My love is "amore mio" or "mio amore" not "amore mia"

"cara mia" it's Ok, but it's better "mia cara"

"treasure" it's always "tesoro" ..."mio tesoro", "tesora" don't exist in italian language.

"mama mia" it's wrong, correct is "mamma mia"

 

well the translation I figured - and sounds way more classy - rossa putana

Urban Dictionary: putana

 

Even in this case: "putana" it's wrong! "puttana" it's the correct (bad)name for prostitute.

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Christine... after she tossed open the passenger door on my wife three times. What was more difficult to explain was the bruising on my wife's left shoulder.

 

How about Rossa? Isn't that mean rose?

 

I don't name my cars but my wife does. The 308 is Fellini.

 

My 328GTB answers to the name "Angelina" (= little angel), but if I ever buy another Ferrari I'll probably name her "Julietta". Feel free to use it.

 

Yes "amore" is male noun, not female, so we use "mio" and not "mia": my dog = il mio cane, my house = la mia casa, my love = il mio amore.

You can either say "mio amore" or "amore mio", it's quite the same: "Silvia is my love" = "Silvia è il mio amore", or "my love i desire you!" = "amore mio io ti desidero!"

About the second question in Spanish I suppose that name is "puta"