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Italy (Italia) was originally only the southern part of the country. It used to be spelled Vitalia, probably from the Latin vitulus (a one-year-old calf), therefore meaning ‘calf-land’ or “Land of Cattle”.
Lombard Street in London is named after the Northern Italian Region of Lombardia
Italian is the official language of classical music
Italian is spoken by more than 80 millions of people worldwide
Cappuccino, the world-known drink is named after the Cappuccini Monks who wear a brownish hooded vest, allegedly the same colour of the milk when mixed with coffee.

the shortest and most utilized word in the world is “I.”
“Girl” was at first used to mean a “younger person” paying little attention to the gender of the person itself
English comes from the Angles, one of the Germanic clans that moved to the territory of Great Britain that later took their name, as England
Shakespeare invented more than 1,000 new words, which today, local English speakers still use in their regular conversations