"ce" means "to us" "lo" means "it" (masculin singular) 2. = and this (e questa) nobody (nessuno) will ever (mai) take (toglierà) it (lo) away from us (ce) facela is actually spelled "farcela" it means "make it" vincela is spelled vincerla and it means "win it" Farcela is the infinitive form, so when you conjugate the verb it becomes: Io ce la faccio Tu ce la fai Lui / lei ce la fa etc. So: 3. = prova (try) a vincerla (to win it ) tu (you) che (who) puoi (can) farcela (make it) se vuoi (if you want 4. = a (to) chi (who) non (doesn't) ce la (it) fa (make it) In this case ce doesn't have a real translation in English but in general can be translated as "there" (as in "there is") You can refer to the particle "CI". Ciao Lucia