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The Italian term "fatto a mano" matches the English term "handmade"

other italian words that include "fatto" : english :
artefatto artifical
artefatto artificial
benefattore benefactor
soddisfatto, contentezza content
soddisfatto contented
fatto a mano crafted
fattore creator
malfattore criminal
fattoria estate
malfattore evildoer
fattori factors
fattoria farm
valletto, fattorino footboy
malfattore malefactor
fattore manciple
fattorino messenger
misfatto misdeed
fattorino officeboy
soddisfatto, lieto pleased
possesso, fattoria, proprietà property
fattoria ranch
soddisfatto satisfied
artefatto simulated
luogo del fatto site of crime
orbene, cosi, cosiffatto so
fattore stewards
cosiffatto such
fattorino summoner
insoddisfatto unsatisfied
benfatto well built
fatto giuochi di prestigio widget
stupefatto wondering
malfattore wrongdoer
other italian words that include "mano" : english :
fatto a mano crafted
a mano libera freehand
mano, manuale, lancetta hand
bagaglio a mano hand luggage
freno a mano handbrake
lavorato a mano handiwork
mani, mano hands
umano human
umano humanely
disumano inhuman
disumano inhumanly
manovra maneuver
manovra manoeuvre
manometro manometer
musulmano muslim
asciugamano towel
disumano unhuman
a mano libera without holding on
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There are many dialects of Italian and each one is considered its own independent language. This is because Italy was not unified in one country until 1861. At that point. Tuscan Italian became the official language. But just 2.5 percent of people could actually speak it. Today, around 30 percent of Italian dialects are considered endangered by UNESCO.
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