[boomerboom]

Hello it some word in Italiano but I can't find what it is..Can anybody tell me :P

[SsHady]

French "aura" means will
Spanish "Aura" means Aura
Italian "Aura" means aura
lol
Thanks, ****** translator!

[newbienoob]

In Chinese means 灵气
Thanks me later.

[HyDrAtIc]

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Originally Posted by newbienoob In Chinese means 灵气 Thanks me later.

True thing.


OFF:

BTW, you dont say thanks me later, its thank me later. -_-

[Kaperstone]

d'aura = Of Aura
D' = Of
Aura = Aura
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=d%27aura+italian+to+english

[Code_Red]

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Originally Posted by SsHady French "aura" means will

It actually means "will have". Never trust ****** translator.

[Danny]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Code_Red It actually means "will have". Never trust ****** translator.

Yeah, you're right.

@OP: it is a conjugation of the verb 'avoir' in the 'futur'-tense in case you want additional information.

[Basssiiie]

Ever thought of that multiple languages use the same word for the same meaning?

Aura on Wikipedia.

And to answer your question: it's cheese.

[FlawPaw]

Aura is energy, u ppl never watched DBZ? -.-

[XProtocol]

The distinctive atmosphere or quality that seems to surround and be generated by a person, thing, or place is called Aura.
You never lived? ^
just kidding mate