Anyone here understand Italian?

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I ask because I'm making a video celebrating the 60th anniversary of Anita Ekberg's performance in La Dolce Vita, and I want to call it "La Dolce Anita", translates to "The Sweet Anita".

Simply I wish to know if this is grammatically correct in Italian, or if it should be expressed differently. I think it's a great title, but I'd not be pleased if it wasn't technically correct and made some people cringe. Google translate thinks it's okay, but more confirmation would be good.



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I ask because I'm making a video celebrating the 60th anniversary of Anita Ekberg's performance in La Dolce Vita, and I want to call it "La Dolce Anita", translates to "The Sweet Anita".
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The subject sounds great, James! Hopefully at some point you'll be able to share your video with us. Cheers.

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Many thanks. I shall.



I only know "Pronto" from all the Giallo movies I have seen. And a few other words and phrases!!
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Perché parli in codice segreto?

It sounds better in Spanish though, in my oppinion.

¿Por qué hablas en código secreto?

I'm a sucker for those rolled R's.