[profiles] EUROPE PART THREE

[youkofujima.livejournal.com]

Here's the last part of the European nations!  I'm almost there!

NORTHERN ITALY (VENEZIANO)

Nation's name: Repubblica Italiana (The Italian Republic)
Capital: Rome
Language: Italian
Unification of Italy: March 13th, 1861
National flower: Daisy

Human name: Feliciano Vargas
Height: 172cm
Age: 20 (appearance)

かつては世界一の大国だったローマ帝国の長い歴史が（以下略）でなぜかヘタレになってしまった陽気なラティラーノ。
A bright and energetic Latiano that somehow went from being The Roman Empire, strongest nation in the world with a long history (the rest will be omitted) to being absolutely clumsy.

作中では「イタリア＝ヴェネチアーノ」
In Hetalia, he is Italy Veneziano.

　どこか抜けてて愛情表現豊かで少々甘えん坊。ちょっと泣き虫。
A bit of a crybaby and a spoiled child who is always expressing his love everywhere.

喋るとき同時に手足が動いたり、鼻歌がうるさかったり、スキンシップ大好きなのは生まれつき。なんか体にしみこんでいるものらしい。
Was born with the habits of making huge gestures while speaking, humming obnoxiously, and loves skipping around.   It almost seems as though something has soaked into his body (not sure about this translation).

　趣味は料理とシエスタ、絵画にデザイン。
Hobbies include cooking, siestas, and drawing/designing.

ちょっとちゃらんぽらんだがなぜか他の国には大目に見てもらえてる。
Is a bit irresponsible, but for some reason the other nations turn a blind eye to it.

パスタとピッツァとチーズ大好き。
Loves pasta and pizza and cheese.

SOUTHERN ITALY (ROMANO)

Nation's name: Repubblica Italiana (The Italian Republic)
Capital: Rome
Language: Italian
Unification of Italy: March 13th, 1861
National flower: Daisy

Human name: Lovino Vargas
Height: Unknown (probably the same or taller than Veneziano)
Age: 22-23ish

かつては世界一の大国だったローマ帝国の長い歴史が（以下略）でなぜかヘタレになってしまった陽気なラティラーノ。
A bright and energetic Latiano that somehow went from being The Roman Empire, strongest nation in the world with a long history (the rest will be omitted) to being absolutely clumsy.

作中では「イタリア＝ロマーノ」長い間分断されていたせいか統一後も兄弟仲はそんなによくない。
In Hetalia, he is known as Italy Romano.  Perhaps it was because of the long-time split, he doesn't get along very well with Veneziano even after unification.

　女の子には明るく優しいが、男には厳しく無愛想。
Is extremely friendly and kind to girls, but strict and unsocial towards men.

ある意味自分には素直。
In a way, he's honest to himself.

ドイツやフランスは正直嫌い。
Honestly hates Germany and France.

趣味はナンパと農業と料理にシエスタ。
Hobbies include hitting on girls, farming, cooking, and siestas.

手は不器用 だがなぜかスリはうまい。性格や文化、味覚はスペイン譲りなところがある。パスタとトマト大好き。
For some reason is a really good pick-pocket despite not being very skilled with his hands.  His personality, culture and tastes are concessions of Spain.  Loves pasta and tomatoes.

*huff huff*

Comments

[nyokokoro.livejournal.com]

They are so cute *w*, I can´t believe I have just discovered this. One thing, shouldn´t it be "latino" instead of "latiano"? :S That´s at least the word we use, maybe other countries don´t.
Thank for the translation, I´m going to look for spain like crazy ^^

[youkofujima.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure, cuz I don't speak the language...but cuz it was rachirano in the katakana and I thought since it was pertaining to the Italians rather than the Spanish...^^;;;

[nyokokoro.livejournal.com]

O-O; Oh, you´re probably right, since I don´t know Italian "latiano" could be the word for "latino", sorry for bothering you ^^u

[daga-saar.livejournal.com]

In Spanish, the word is "latino", -"from the Latin"-.
The Spanish speakers call "latinos" all the languajes with heavy influence from the Latin: Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, etc. So, to us, the spanish and italian people are latinos; and the mexican, the brazilian the cubans, etc., are latinos too.

[kur0pu.livejournal.com]

aw 'latino' is the formal word, though we don't really use it as often with that meaning. I think here it's meant in a more spanish meaning.
80% of the times we use the word 'latino' is to indicate the Roman Empire dead language which we commonly still study in our high schools. °w°'

[lucre-noin.livejournal.com]

Yes, It's latino *_*.
I love these two characters *_*

[drgaellon]

In most English-speaking places, "Latino" means the same as "Hispanic," and even more specifically, usually means "Latin American." The Roman Empire was founded by the tribes of Latium (hence the language Latin), so "latian" or "latiano" is not an unreasonable extension of that.