Siano
Have been
Language note: Subjunctive form of 'essere' (to be).
Culture note: Subjunctive mood indicates doubt, uncertainty or wish, often appearing in Italian music and art.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Siano
[SEE-ah-noh]
(they) are
Present subjunctive form of 'be'.
Che siano felici!
May they be happy!
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