Need help on Italian language - how to use 'de' ?

[Khun Ying Pojaman]

I want to create an Italian brand name chocolate. Where to I insert the word 'de' ?

Cioccolato de Rossi ? Or de cioccolato Rossi ?

Rossi is just an example.

 

[eatshitndie]

it should be "cioccolato di rossi".

 

[Khun Ying Pojaman]

it should be "cioccolato di rossi".

but the name is de Rossi, not di Rossi. I'm referring to Italian footballer Danielle de Rossi. And many names are 'de' something.

 

[eatshitndie]

there is no "de" in modern italian. di and da are used today as prepositions. da is usually used in official or proper names, such as referring to the place one is from, which family one is descended from, or which trade the family specializes in. di is the most common preposition used today, usually referring to objects, food, services, etc. "de" is a bastardized or shortened (sometimes spoken) illiterate version from del (male) or della (female) which means "of the".

if you use "de", italians with knowledge on chinese curse words will use "ta ma de" on you.

 

[Agoraphobic]

de is french.

How about Vino di Hock Lam Street

Cheers!

 

[po2wq]

I want to create an Italian brand name chocolate. Where to I insert the word 'de' ?

Cioccolato de Rossi ? Or de cioccolato Rossi ?

Rossi is just an example.

de is chinese, not italian ...

iz usu placed @ ze n ...

eg. wen u want 2 do tarma, u say u want tarma de ...

:o :p