Pronunciation: [d͡ʒɪəvˈɑːnɪ] (IPA) 
The word "Giovani" is spelled with five letters, and is pronounced /dʒoʊˈvɑːni/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The "G" is pronounced like a soft "J" sound, as in "giant". The "o" is pronounced similar to "go" and the "i" sounds like "ee". The "v" in "Giovani" is pronounced as "v" in "victory". The vowel "a" is pronounced like "ah" and the final "ni" sounds like "nee". So, the word "Giovani" is pronounced as "jo-vah-nee" in English.
Giovani is an Italian word that is predominantly used as a masculine given name. It is the plural form of the word "giovane," which translates to "youth" in English. As a name, Giovani typically denotes a young, energetic, and lively individual. It carries connotations of freshness, vitality, and vigor, reflecting the essence of youth. Additionally, Giovani is often associated with qualities such as enthusiasm, ambition, and adventurousness.
The name Giovani is rooted in the Latin word "juvenis," which also means "youth." It signifies the period in a person's life when they are in a phase of growth and development, physically and emotionally. Giovani is often chosen to bestow this sense of youthfulness upon individuals, symbolizing their potential, eagerness to explore, and readiness to take on new challenges. Furthermore, it embodies the idea of constantly evolving and adapting, embracing change, and maintaining a youthful outlook on life.
In Italian culture, Giovani carries a sense of promise and potential. It represents the hopes and dreams associated with the next generation. Often seen as a name that represents family values and strong connections, Giovani is a popular choice among parents who wish to convey a sense of positivity, energy, and optimism.
The word "Giovani" is an Italian name that means "young" or "youths" in English. It is derived from the Latin word "juvenis", which also means "young". The Italian word "giovane" is the singular form of "giovani" and is used to refer to a young person or someone in their youth.
