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Should “gente” and “persone” both be translated as “people”?

April 26, 2017gente people translated

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Should “gente” and “persone” both be translated as “people”?

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Answer Hi Rich In general, ‘gente’ is people and ‘persone’ is persons however of course as you come to realise with languages, at times there are changes when ‘persone’ can also mean people In the sentence, ‘la gente in egitto parla arabo’ – people is the translation.