"È una mosca."

Translation: It is a fly.

[kvesir]

Moscow = fly. mind = blown

[lexx_it]

BTW, it's really easy to remember this word for Russians. In Russian there is a word мошка (moshka - a small fly).

[danny334543]

Haha thats how i remembered! Ya rad shto ya ne adinok!))

[Sarah-Cheung]

I came looking for this! :D

[nickmcp71]

'Beauty spot' in British English has two different meanings: an attractive location, and a skin marking on the face, usually a small mole (think Madonna's facial mole, for example.) I think it's the second translation which applies.

[k2rina]

why can't you say, he is a fly?

[Erated8]

Because That Would Be "Lui È Una Mosca"

[Charno2]

Dang. I thought it was
"Is it a fly?"

[Tcclimber]

Is she saying mosca with a hard C or with a "t" sound.

[JayBretado]

MOSCOW MOSCOW!

[fa.tima]

Sorry...but...what?? It is a fly??

[Shree426458]

Why beauty spot is wrong in my answer while it shows me in its hint.

[JayBretado]

Mosca is actually a plural term if you just say Mosca, you need to add "Una" to the picture to make it singular.