Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
bajo manhatan
Italian translation:
Manhatan Sud
Spanish term
bajo manhatan
grazie mille
4 +3 | Manhatan Sud | María José Iglesias |
5 +1 | downtown Manhattan | Andreina Baiano |
3 +1 | per manhatan | Vania Dionisi |
Non-PRO (1): Jacopo Pes
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Proposed translations
Manhatan Sud
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Matteo Ghislieri
: Sono d'accordo: "Manhattan sud", oppure, in senso negativo, "bassifondi di Manhattan".
47 mins
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Ambra Gostoli
1 hr
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Maria Assunta Puccini
: Sono 100% d'accordo con te, comunque penso che qui si stia parlando di passeggiare per le strade del sud di Manhattan. Salutissimi! :))
1 hr
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per manhatan
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Maria Assunta Puccini
: Molto valida anche questa. Il termine 'bajo' in spagnolo è largamente usato per riferirsi sia alla parte sud che ai bassifondi, come l'ha spiegato María José. :)
2 hrs
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downtown Manhattan
Vedi il primo link in basso: il titolo della pagina è "Tour-Excursion por Bajo Manhattan - Downtown"
Dal secondo link, ti riporto questo stralcio:
"En Manhattan, uptown significa norte y downtown significa sur (...) Este uso difiere de la mayoría de ciudades americanas donde el término “downtown” se refiere al centro financiero de la ciudad (...) El término Bajo Manhattan es comúnmente usado para referirse a la parte sur de la isla, particularmente al sector antes de la Calle Houston, donde las calles tienen nombres y no son numeradas. "
Ovviamente, poiché a NY "downtown" non significa "centro", ma "sud", puoi usare la soluzione che ti è stata già suggerita dall'altra collega (a sud di Manhattan). Hope it helps!
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