how do you translate the french word générique into italian and spanish?

Answer 1

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Spanish = genérico (or genérica if the noun is feminine)
Italian = generico

Sra/Mme

Answer 2

Sorry, i wasn't too clear about what the term meant. Ive been told that générique in French can also mean "opening" as in an opening theme or music of say, a tv show.

Do the translations still apply then in that context?

Answer 3

Thank you for clarifying. True, in French générique as an adjective means generic. Then the terms I gave you apply. However, as a noun "le générique" means, as in a movie "credit line OR credits." As for "opening" it would entirely depend upon the context, or exactly how the word is used. If you mean opening number = l'ouverture (feminine.)

Now, if that is what you want:
Spanish = el primer número
Italian = I'm not sure offhand but I'll try to find it for you.

Sra/Mme

Answer 4

Lots of choices! (If you are going to do a lot of this kind of thing, I have a great dictionary site to give you!)

opening night = la prima
initial part (as in music) = inizio
initial part = parte iniziale
overture (prelude) = inizio / preludio

Sra/Mme

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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