Italian language (15665 bytes)
1: {{language|name=Italian|nativename=Italiano
6: |family=[[Indo-European language family|Indo-European]]<br>
7: &nbsp;[[Italic languages|Italic]]<br>
8: &nbsp;&nbsp;[[Romance languages|Romance]]<br>
9: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Italo-Western languages|Italo-Western]]<br>

List of Italian language poets (991 bytes)
1: ...s]] who wrote in [[Italian language|Italian]] (or Italian dialects):

List of Italian language television channels (738 bytes)
1: '''Italian language television channels''' include the following :
11: *[[MTV]] - Italian version, Italy

Italian (445 bytes)
1: The word '''Italian''' can have these meanings:
4: ...Italians|Italian people]], or emigrants such as [[Italian American]]s
5: # The [[Italian language]]
7: ...ing''' (a [[vinaigrette]] with [[herb]]s), and '''Italian sandwich''' (more commonly called a [[submarine s...
9: {{wikt|Italian}}

The Italian (576 bytes)
1: '''''The Italian''''' is a [[1915 in film|1915]] film which tells ...
6: [[Category:1915 films|Italian, The]]
7: [[Category:United States National Film Registry|Italian, The]]

Italian Greyhound (6264 bytes)
4: !Italian Greyhound
13: |Piccolo Levriero Italiano
42: ... NZKC], [http://www.ukcdogs.com/breeds/companions/italiangreyhound.std.shtml UKC]
44: The '''Italian Greyhound''' is a small [[dog breeds|breed]] of [...
46: ... kg. They look like miniature [[Greyhound]]s. The Italian Greyhound is considered a good companion dog, as ...

Italian bee (5048 bytes)
1: {{Taxobox_begin | color = pink | name = Italian bee}}<br />{{StatusSecure}}
18: ''Apis mellifera ligustica'' is the Italian bee which is a sub-species of the [[Western honey...
21: The Italian honeybee originates from the continental part of ...
23: Italian bees, having been conditioned to the warmer clima...
26: ...own and yellow bands. Among different strains of Italian bees ther are three different colors: Leather; br...

Italian Folktales (4929 bytes)
1: ...'Fiabe Italiane'') is a collection of 200 [[Italy|Italian]] [[folktale]]s published in [[1956 in literature...

Italian Government (15496 bytes)
4: ...'Italian Government''' of today is defined by the Italian Constitution, which was written by the Constituti...
8: ...ion to ceding his temporal power over Rome to the Italian government the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the ...
10: ...lini's totalitarianism did not completely destroy Italian democracy until 1925 when the last pretenses of a...
12: ..., 1948. Since that time, almost 50 years ago the Italian system of government has remained unchanged.
16: ... The [[legislative branch]] is composed of the [[Italian Parliament]] - itself a bicameral legislature wit...

Italian Senate (1188 bytes)
1: The '''Italian Senate''' ([[Italian language|Italian]]: '''Senato della Repubblica''') is the [[upper ...
3: ...d for a maximum of 5 years, of whom six represent Italians residing overseas. Senators must be 40 or older,...
14: ...://www.senato.it/senato.htm Official website] (in Italian)

Italian sauce (880 bytes)
1: Italian Sauce
9: ...In Taste, Containing Over Two Hundred Recipes For Italian Dishes'' from a project that puts out-of-copyrigh...

Italian Opera (7254 bytes)
1: ...r, but performed by voices in that way, which the Italians term, 'recitative', being likewise adorned with ...
5: ...in [[Florence]]. The opera, ''Euridice'', from an Italian poem by [[Ottavio Rinuccini]], set to music by [[...
17: ...Camilla'' (1697) made him famous, well beyond the Italian peninsula. His operas were conducted and performe...
23: ...and gave advantageous meaning to the struggle for Italian independence and to unify Italy.
25: ...nd which is described by critics as the finest of Italian romantic operas with the traditional components: ...

Italian proverbs (133 bytes)
1: ...proverbs]] from [[Italy]], please see [[Wikiquote:Italian proverbs]].
3: ''See also:'' [[Italian musical terms]].

Italian hitch (582 bytes)
1: The '''Italian Hitch''' is a simple [[knot]], commonly used by [...
2: ==Tying the Italian Hitch==

Italian rock (2820 bytes)
1: {{Italianmusic}}
2: ...[cover version|covers]]. The first distinctively Italian [[singer-songwriter]] was [[Piero Ciampi]], whose...
4: ...ronzo]]'s ''[[YS]]'' is one of the most discussed Italian prog albums, with some calling it trash and other...
6: ...ame period, the early 1970s, also saw the rise of Italian singers and songwriters like [[Lucio Battisti]], ...
8: ...[Gaznevada]] fused [[New Wave music|New Ave]] and Italian [[varieta]] with punk and other influences. In t...

Italian comics (755 bytes)
1: An '''Italian Comic''' is a [[comic book]] that generally is co...
4: Some famous italian comics authors are
12: ...e been translated into many languages, other than italian.
15: * For a non-exhaustive list of Italian authors, see [[List of comic creators]]
16: * For a non-exhaustive list of Italian comic books, see [[List of comic books]]

Italian Empire (1407 bytes)
1: ...nd]] (now [[Somalia]]). in pursuit of a larger '''Italian Empire,''' Mussolini's invasion of [[Ethiopia]] i...
5: In the [[decorative arts]], the phrase '''"Italian Empire"''' denotes the international [[Neoclassic...
8: ...1870, the many different nations that made up the Italian peninsula, like Naples and the Papal States, cam...
10: [[Category:Italian history]]

Italian Campaign (3349 bytes)
1: The '''Italian Campaign''' of [[World War II]] was the name of [...
3: ...ated the invasion of Italy. It was clear that the Italian people were becoming less enthusiastic about thei...
17: ...tember 3]] [[1943]] in [[Operation Baytown]]. The Italian government surredered on [[8 September]], but the...
29: ...the fall of Rome and the landings in Normandy the Italian campaign became of secondary importance. This las...
32: ...ani_italy_campaign.shtml BBC's flash video of the Italian Campaign]

Italian peninsula (673 bytes)
1: The '''Italian peninsula''' or the '''Apennine peninsula''' is o...
6: * [[Vatican City]], which is an enclave in the Italian city of [[Rome]]
11: [[Category:Southern Europe|Italian Peninsula]]

Italian grammar (13585 bytes)
1: ...r''' is the study of [[grammar]] in the [[Italian language]].
4: [[Noun]]s in Italian have [[Grammatical gender|gender]] (masculine or ...
36: Lastly, the soft/hard nature of italian ''c'' and ''g'' leads to a few spelling/pronuncia...
53: ...sp, st, etc). See also [[italian language#Sounds|Italian sounds]].
77: (Compare [[German language|German]] ''Sie''.)

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