How to Say “Bvlgari” in Italian

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Bulgari
The phrase Bulgari in Italian refers to bvlgari.

Did you know?

  • In Italian, bulgari is also the plural form of the adjective bulgaro, meaning 'Bulgarian'.
  • The luxury brand uses BVLGARI with a 'V' instead of a 'U' to evoke the style of ancient Roman lapidary inscriptions, where the letter 'V' served as both 'U' and 'V'.
  • The name is derived from the family name of the founders, meaning that in an Italian context, the brand name is actually a surname.

Examples in context

  • Mi piace molto lo stile Bulgari.
    I really like the Bulgari style.
  • Hai visto l'ultimo gioiello Bulgari?
    Have you seen the latest Bulgari jewelry?
  • Questo orologio è un Bulgari.
    This watch is a Bulgari.

Example conversation

Alessandro and Giulia are window shopping in a luxury district.

  1. Alessandro

    Guarda quella vetrina di Bulgari.
    Look at that Bulgari window display.
  2. Giulia

    È bellissima, ma è troppo costosa.
    It is beautiful, but it is too expensive.
  3. Alessandro

    Hai ragione, è un pezzo di lusso.
    You are right, it is a luxury piece.
  4. Giulia

    Preferisco qualcosa di più semplice.
    I prefer something simpler.
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