Minnie minoso [en] jaqen [en] Last updated December 26, 2023. How to say la dolce vita. in English? Pronunciation of la dolce vita. with 1 audio pronunciation and more for la dolce vita.. dolce vita. nf inv vie luxueuse et oisive. French Definition Dictionary. dolce. adv (musique) avec douceur, doucement. aceto-dolce. nm (mot italien, cuisine) entrée italienne constituée de légumes macérés dans le vinaigre. dolce vita. nf inv vie luxueuse et oisive. What does la bella vita mean in Italian? la bella vita. English Translation. the good life. Find more words! Translate Viva la dulce vida. See authoritative translations of Viva la dulce vida in English with audio pronunciations. Coriolano Paparazzo was the name of the owner of the hotel which hosted the English writer in Catanzaro during his trip in Italy in 1897. Via Veneto, a well-known street of Rome between Termini station and villa Borghese, was the center of the “dolce vita”. In this street’s clubs, big parties full of “beautiful people” used to take place. Translation of "la dolce vita" in English. Noun. the good life. La Dolce Vita. Vivez la dolce vita dans l'une de nos auberges préférées. Live la dolce vita in one of our favourite hostels. Maintenant elle se repent de la dolce vita. Well, now she's doing penance for la dolce vita. Mais Rome n'a pas toujours été que la dolce vita. English translation of lyrics for LORO by TRI.BE. Oh, 분위기 띄워 내 자릴 비워 (let me say) 더 높여 내 콧대 널 내려다 볼 때 (oh, let me see) So what you gonna do The Fiat Cinquecento ushered in La Dolce Vita of the 1960s, staying in production for almost 20 years, and remains a very dolce collector car. The 1960 film La Dolce Vita by Federico Fellini immortalized Via Veneto's hyperactive lifestyle, lights, and crawling stream of honking traffic. Some of Rome's most renowned cafés and five star hotels, like Café de Paris , Harry's Bar , Regina Hotel Baglioni, and The Westin Excelsior, Rome , are located in Via Veneto. dol·ce (dōl′chā′) Music adv. & adj. In a gentle and sweet manner. Used chiefly as a direction. [From Italian, sweet, from Latin dulcis.] American Heritage® Dictionary 8lZbj.