The second line in Italian is
"Forse è uno o l'altro" which Google translates to "Maybe it's one or the other"
Hi! I saw nobody answered your question so i thought I could-even cause I'm italian... "la tua cantante" means "your singer" when Edward was told this they meant to say ' her blood sings to you'
La Tua Cantante I think that's how it's spelt It means that Bellas blood 'sings' to Edward. Hopefully you know what I mean. It's also explained on page 490 of New Moon in the book La tua cantante is Italian for "your singer" tua is the feminine form of the English word 'you' and cantante is like the Spanish 'cantar' and the Latin 'canto' meaning 'sing'
The first is: La Tua Cantante - Meaning Bella is Edwards Singer, Her blood sings to him. Talking about his strong desire for her blood. The second thing Aro says is: Forse, nel vostro l'uno o altro It means: Maybe yours is one or the other or Maybe for you, it's one or the other. Basically Aro is saying it may seem to her like he has a soul, or for her maybe he does, but that vampires do not have souls.
He says that because edward wont join him his powers are "such a waist"
This is wholly dependent on your opinion, some fans of Twilight like myself will say, Yes, New Moon is a good book. Whereas others will disagree. There is no one, unbiased and impartial answer to this question without delving into personal opinions.
Aro takes people's hands in his and then reads everything about them. So i guess you could say he reads people's palms
'la tua cantante', which is 'my singer' in English
Hi! I saw nobody answered your question so i thought I could-even cause I'm italian... "la tua cantante" means "your singer" when Edward was told this they meant to say ' her blood sings to you'
first its Italian and something to do with your blood sings for me
Buon pomeriggio! is the Italian phrase which Gianna says in the New Moon segment of the Twilight Saga. The masculine singular phrase translates as "Good afternoon!" in English. The pronunciation will be "bwon PO-mey-REED-djo" in Italian.
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La Tua Cantante I think that's how it's spelt It means that Bellas blood 'sings' to Edward. Hopefully you know what I mean. It's also explained on page 490 of New Moon in the book La tua cantante is Italian for "your singer" tua is the feminine form of the English word 'you' and cantante is like the Spanish 'cantar' and the Latin 'canto' meaning 'sing'
Forse il vostro uno L'altro- Perhaps yours is one or the otherandLa tua cantante - your singer
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"No-moon" would be more accurate, but it is traditionally known as "new moon".
In Spanish, moon is "luna." In French, it is "lune." In German, it is "Mond."