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Término o frase en italiano:	arancini
Traducción al inglés:	"arancini" - deep-fried rice balls with mixed filling
Aportado por:	Angela Arnone

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10:18 Jun 3, 2007

Traducciones de italiano a inglés [PRO]
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Término o frase en italiano: arancini

As in the Sicilian speciality... rice balls, arancini, rice cakes, fried rice balls?

simona dachille Actividad en KudoZ Preguntas hechas: 263 (todas cerradas) (4 without valid answers) (7 closed without grading) Respuestas: 64 Reino Unido
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simona dachille: 15:00 Jun 4, 2007: Thanks to all.

Croquette of rice filled with peas, giblets and meat sauce

Explicación:
From the Hoepli dictionary. Looks good.

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Note added at 12 mins (2007-06-03 10:30:11 GMT)
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There may be different recipes. Maybe Giovanni Pizzati will enlighten us. He is from Catania.

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desertfox
Israel
Local time: 06:28

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4 +11

arancini

Wendell Ricketts

4 +3

deep-fried rice balls

Frederika Heden

Croquette of rice filled with peas, giblets and meat sauce

desertfox

balls

xlationhouse

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6 minutos Nivel de confianza:

Coincidencias de otros usuarios (netas) +10

arancini

Explicación:
"Rice balls" makes me think of the Japanese kind I ate as a kid. Though you don't give much contest, I wouldn't translate - possibly with a note, or an in-text explanation, if you can get away with it.

I tried to figure out what translators did with "Gli aranci di Montalbano," but it looks to me like it hasn't been translated yet -- or, at least, I didn't recognize the title!

Wendell Ricketts
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Discrepo

Frederika Heden: Since she's asking the question, leaving it in as it is, is probably not satisfactory for the asker in the context of what she's translating.

11 minutos

-> Sour grapes much Frederika? One thought would be to let the asker decide, if that's OK with you.

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Giovanni Guarnieri MITI, MIL: In Giorgio Locatelli's book 'Made in Italy - Food and Stories' is left in Italian, with an explanation in brackets (deep-fried rice balls). I also heard them called 'arancini' in many cookery programs in the UK...

52 minutos

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Marie Scarano: I also tend to think these things should be used in their original form - almost as a proper noun - with a brief description/explanation.

1 hora

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xxxsofiablu: totally agree!/http://www.waitrose.com/food_drink/recipes/recipesearch/Reci...

1 hora

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silvia b: non capisco le motivazioni dei due disagree, secondo me utilizzare il termine italiano con una breve spiegazione è la soluzione migliore. Buona domenica :)))

1 hora

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Ma. Unica Real Encinares: I agree that the word must NOT be translated just like pizza & spaghetti since they are typical Italian food. Of course citing an english translation between parentheses such as RICE FRITTERS would do no harm.. anzi!

2 horas

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potra: Yes, it is a specialty and I would leave it in the original , maybe with Frederika's localization in parenthesis.

7 horas

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Umberto Cassano: Come Silvia sono esterrefatto dai toni e da certi disagree ! Va benissimo lasciare in italiano e tra parentesi, se proprio è necessario, la traduzione neutra suggerita da Giovanni

10 horas

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Maura Sciuccati: I think it'd be better to keep 'arancini' but, as I wrote in my comment to Frederika's suggestion, her translation could be an alternative.

23 horas

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Christina Townsend: I would definitely go for "arancini" with a short explanation after in brackets, space permitting. I hope nobody is going to object to my posting an opinion here, being as how I am a non-paying user... :-)

23 horas

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Manuela Ferrari: I absolutely agree ("arancini" left in Italian followed by a short explanation in brackets (deep-fried rice balls). By the way, the two disagrees are a disgrace, I cannot believe that professionals are not able to express their opinions in a polite manner

1 día1 hora

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Angela Arnone: indeed. It's their proper name.

1 día6 horas

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Amy Williams: yes

1 día7 horas

5 minutos Nivel de confianza:

Croquette of rice filled with peas, giblets and meat sauce

desertfox
Israel
Local time: 06:28
Idioma materno: inglés, hebreo
Pts. PRO en la categoría: 4

5 minutos Nivel de confianza:

Coincidencias de otros usuarios (netas) +3

deep-fried rice balls

Explicación:
I would use deep-fried, since there is a common dish named "fried rice" which is quite different from arancini.

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Note added at 14 mins (2007-06-03 10:32:41 GMT)
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..or "balls of rice" if people, like Wendell, tend to associate with the Japanese cuisine for "rice balls"

Ejemplos de uso:

Arancini, deep-fried rice balls, is a local specialty of Sicily.

Referencia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arancini

Frederika Heden
Suecia
Local time: 05:28
Idioma materno: sueco

Comentarios de otros usuarios sobre esta respuesta (y réplicas del usuario que envió la respuesta)

Neutral

Wendell Ricketts: Again, could work as an explanation if the text/context allows, but I wouldn't literally substitute arancino for this.

7 minutos

-> All translations are always dependant of context Wendell, I'm relating to what the asker indicated herself as being suitable

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Luisa Fiorini

13 minutos

-> Thank you Luisa =)

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Maura Sciuccati: I know this, or a similar expression anyway, is used in those cooking shows they broadcast on BBC or similar channels.

29 minutos

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Rachel Fell: think I'd add "savoury" but keep the Italian name too - 'arancini (deep-fried savoury rice balls)

22 horas

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Manuela Ferrari: the asker listed "arancini" in the possible translations, that means she is asking for our opinion, which can be to leave the term untranslated. Yours is a very good explanation of ther Italian term.

1 día1 hora

9 horas Nivel de confianza:

balls

Explicación:
Sorry, it is not elegant. But when I am at the banco gastronomia of a store, I see arancini, and they are not always with the same ingredients.

So, I would use "balls" with whatever is in them as the adjective.

xlationhouse
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italiano: arancini

inglés translation: "arancini" - deep-fried rice balls with mixed filling