Philadelphia in Italian
Philadelphia in Italian is Filadelfia — Philadelphia means a major U.S. city in Pennsylvania, once the nation's capital and home to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
Philadelphia in Italian
Filadelfia
What does "Philadelphia" mean?
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name A major U.S. city in Pennsylvania, once the nation's capital and home to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
"They flew into Philadelphia to see the historic sites where the Declaration of Independence was signed."
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Philadelphia in a sentence
- They flew into Philadelphia to see the historic sites where the Declaration of Independence was signed.
- Philadelphia is often nicknamed "the City of Brotherly Love."
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What is "Philadelphia" in Italian?
"Philadelphia" in Italian is Filadelfia. Philadelphia means: A major U.S. city in Pennsylvania, once the nation's capital and home to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
How do you use "Philadelphia" in a sentence?
Example: "They flew into Philadelphia to see the historic sites where the Declaration of Independence was signed." In Italian, "Philadelphia" is Filadelfia.
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