London, present day: Lily clutches a faded piece of paper in her hands, knowing that her life will never be the same again. Whilst grieving for her late father, she is told that her grandmother was born at Hope’s House, a home for unmarried mothers, the only clues to her past contained on a handwritten Italian recipe and an old theatre programme. We did it all Meatball, Lobster Rav, Shrimp Risotto, Veal Parm and Sicilian Sundae. Lastly an amazing Super Tuscan bottle of wine. The suffix -ino/a is the most common Italian diminutive suffix, but it is not the only one. You can try one of these as well:

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Signorino and signorina – “young man” and “young lady”. The first is used for boys who are 10 or under while the second also means “miss”, so it is used for girls of any age.