One of my daughters was at an event nearby

and left me a bottle of Acqua Panna. First I had to realize which language this was in which was Italian. Next I wanted to know what Panna meant in Italian.

In Google Translate you usually don't even need to put in the language these days online to get a translation, so I just put in "Acqua Panna" realizing that likely Acqua for Italian likely means the same as Aqua in French which means "Water". When I popped the whole thing into Google Translate it means "Cream Water" so maybe "The Cream of the water" or "Best of the Water" I also notice on the bottle that people have been bottling this stuff in Toscana, Italy since 1564.

However, if you use Google Translate online there is now a word limit to just how much it will translate. In the past I have translated up to several thousand words when that was still allowed. However, the version I have here at this website will translate the whole website still I think to one or more of 60 or more languages. However, don't expect philosophical or religious concepts to necessarily translate well. But, sometimes pragmatic matter of fact things do translate well into most languages.