Classify Italian politician Nicola Morra

[Ctwentysevenj]

http://www.paginaq.it/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/morra.jpg

http://www.ragusanews.com/immagini_articoli/31-01-2014/1396118070-il-senatore-grillino-morra-a-modica-scicli-pozzallo.jpg

[SupaThug]

Nicola Die

[Percivalle]

Nicola Die

Morra isn't related to the word "die"

[SupaThug]

Morra isn't related to the word "die"

In portuguese ''Morra'' literally means ''Die''.

[Damião de Góis]

In portuguese ''Morra'' literally means ''Die''.

Only in a specific tense (Presente do Conjuntivo):

http://www.conjuga-me.net/verbo-morrer

The literal translation of "die" in its most used form is "morre", but english is different in that they use "die" for basically all tenses:

http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/English/die.html

[SupaThug]

Only in a specific tense (Presente do Conjuntivo):

http://www.conjuga-me.net/verbo-morrer

The literal translation of "die" in its most used form is "morre", but english is different in that they use "die" for basically all tenses:

http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/English/die.html

That's exactly the translation I am thinking about,like if I was going to say,''então morra'' to someone(and I am obvsiouly not going to say such thing to anyone).If his surname was Morrer(even though I doubt such surname exists) it could also be translated as ''Die''.I should have said that his surname could be translated as ''Die''

[Damião de Góis]

That's exactly the translation I am thinking about,like if I was going to say,''então morra'' to someone(and I am obvsiouly not going to say such thing to anyone).If his surname was Morrer(even though I doubt such surname exists) it could also be translated as ''Die''.I should have said that his surname could be translated as ''Die''

Ah nevermind, i forgot that in Brazil it's você and not tu.

[Bagot]

http://www.notia.it/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Morra-Nicola-2.jpg

Maybe Atlanto-Med or Dinarid/Atlantid