I need this phrase to be translated to Italian, grammatically correct with accents and everything.
"Who am I to pass judgment".
I’ve tried a few online translations and they all give me different answers.
Thanks!

I wrote this film review about the movie "gladiator". can someone check it for grammar or spelling errors? (ignore the fact that some E’s don’t have accents over them yet.)

Un paio di settimane fa, ho visto il film Il Gladiatore. E un film d’azione e anche ha un’po del romantico, e dell’avventura. Ha luogo a Roma antica nel cinquecentodieci B.C. I personaggi principali sono interprati da Russel Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen, Oliver Reed, e Richard Harris. Il protagonista si chiama Maximus Decimus Meridius, il duce carismatico dell’esercito Romano. Di solito, l’azione del film ha luogo nel Colosseo e le altre parti della storia hanno luogo ai posti diversi a Roma. Il regista e Ridley Scott. Nel duemila, il film e stato messo in visione al pubblico. Se si vuole, si puo noleggiare questo film da Blockbuster, ma e troppo vecchio per vederlo da On Demand. Io raccomendo il film alle personi chi hanno tredici anni o piu, perche e molto violento , ma la storia e veramente bravissima. Io darei questo film quattro stelle. Mi sono divertito mentre l’ho guardato perche la trama si svolge bene.

I am partial to the Italian accents…

Please don’t complain about the length of the question either. In my opinion, I think a lot of people like to give the convenient answer. They believe they’re ethnic background has to be relavent to their accent. All accents are a mix of many things. But the question is how much of each. If the main populace of these groups sound nothing alike in cities they’re similar demographically in, it has to mean the root has a larger presence. If there’s a way of logically countering that though, please explain.
When I say significant, I mean that each group makes up at least 20-25% of the white population in a particular area. What you’ll notice about all of these cities is that they’re usually two out of 3 or 4 of the largest European ethnic groups in the city. Yet many of these places don’t historically sound alike?

Look at the main European ethnic groups in these 5 cities:

Scranton/Wilkes-Barre – Polish, Irish, Italian, German

Providence, RI – Italian, Irish, Portuguese, French-Canadian

New York City, NY – Ashkenazi Jews, Italian, Irish

Pittsburgh, PA – Germans, Italian, Irish, Polish

Philadelphia, PA – Irish, Italian, German, Ashkenazi Jews

Irish (5/5) ; Italian (5/5) ; Germans (3/5) ; Portuguese: (1/5) ; Ashkenazi Jews: (2/5) ; Portuguese

Both these groups were significantly living in these cities. If the majority (or near) of white’s in all these 5 cities are of Irish and Italian descent in all these cities, why don’t most of these accents resemble each other? I will say there are similarities between New York City (and Long Island) & Providence/Boston (and all of New England). However, this sounds nothing like any Pennsylvania city. Why? They had similar immigration patterns? My theory is that the two groups who’ll have the biggest impact on an accent are the colonists and the original English-speaking settlers (not necessarily English speakers). Why is New England regarded as the most similar sounding English to that spoken in England? Because the English was the first (and only) colonists and settlers.

- New York City was originally Dutch, the same way how South Africa was (Afrikaans). The English took both places over and diffused an accent. Although the Dutch and English are two of the less common ethnic groups in the city today, they were the original constructors. Because Jews were traditionally a more educated group, they were able to be self-reliant and didn’t have to fully follow the model of others. Some Yiddish expressions mixed into the city’s culture. The English (William Penn) and Swedes were the original colonizers of Philadelphia. The Scots-Irish were also a somewhat significant early English-speaking settler group. That may explain the southern/Mid-Atlantic type of accent that the Delaware Valley has. Most of Pesnnylvania were mainly settled by the Pennsylvania Dutch (Germans). There were also some English and Scots-Irish though. This might explain why Midwesterners sound so similar to Pennsylvanians?

So if a group is not English speakers, they’d follow the model of the American’s in their city or region. If I’m wrong, why does the New Orleans area sound as southern as Mississippi and Alabama if most of their population descends from pre-1804 New France? I understand Irish Catholics were English speakers and had an impact. But many of those who came in the mid-1800’s were poorly educated. By the time Italian’s came (non-English speaking group), all modern accents had been formed (and it would only be a few decades later before the declines began).

1)Plain American accent
3)Spanish accent
3) soutern accent
4)british accent
5)Irish accent
6) german accent
7) italian
8)french
9)other(name the other)

I personally love spanish and Italian accents-

It seems like there are a lot of languages in the middle east, like arabic, persian, turkish, urdu, tamil, hindi, and bengali, just to name a couple. I have noticed this everytime i talk with someone from that part of the world, they tend to have the same accent(not the same voice) where the western languages have distinct accents(spanish, french, italian, german, greek, swedish, russian) even the english speaking groups have distinct accents.

I’ve listened to the readers on booksontape.com but didn’t find any with these accents.

it has to be exactly rite because im gettin it tattood and i need the exact spelling and with the accents and everything
Thank You

I need a translation into Italian for a few words…I looked them up, but I’m not sure how reliable the dictionary was…tell me if these are right…

Virtuosity…Virtuosismo

Majesty…..Maestà

Grace/Gracefulness…Grazia

Expressiveness…Espressività

Thanks!
By the way, could you also include a phonetic pronunciation…I don’t know how to pronounce these words…especially the accents?

I know that it’s possible, I’ve just always wondered how.

My neighbors for instance. They’re Italian but spoke with an American accent. They went to Italy for vacation (I don’t know how long) but they seemed to have developed Italian accents. This vacation was many years ago and they still have those accents.

How do people develop them and how long does it take? If I were to listen to people with Irish accents often, would I pick up one?