Vive Bene Translation

Meaning of Vive Bene, Spesso Lamore, Di Risata Molto? 3

In Italian it means to be good, to love a lot, to laugh a lot.

Is not a sentence. Do you use fish or song? Anyway .... to live means you live politely, maybe because you are rich or because you enjoy life. Spesso lamore literally means love, so there is no song or ending to this sentence. di risata molto Contains Italian words, but is incorrect or has no meaning. Depending on the level of competence, in English it can be used as a basic level, but also in some, any, from, in, by, while, as ut. Rasta means to laugh and Molto means a lot. If you think about what others have said, then the correct translation is vivi bene, ama molto, ridi spesso.

That may mean what Redsox said, but it's too bad Italian ... it looks like it was done through an online translator.

The correct South sentences are: vivi bene, ama molto, ridi spesso.

I live often, I like to laugh.