How to Say “Leg of Lamb” in Italian
The English phrase “leg of lamb” is translated into Italian as cosciotto d’agnello.
The English phrase “leg of lamb” is translated into Italian as cosciotto d’agnello.
The English name Nicholas is translated into Italian as Nicola. Both Nicola and Niccolò are used as male given names in Italian.
The English phrase “street names” is translated into Italian as nomi delle vie.
In Sicilian, the English phrase ‘grandfather’ is translated as nannu. The term refers to a grandfather from either the paternal or maternal side.
In Italian, ‘i am doing well’ is translated as sto bene. The phrase sto bene is a response used to state that you are in good health or feeling happy.
The Sicilian word for delicious is bonu. bonu is used to describe something that is pleasing to taste.
The English phrase “good night I love you” is translated into Italian as buonanotte, ti amo.
The English word ‘ham’ is translated into Italian as prosciutto. prosciutto refers to the thigh and buttock of an animal slaughtered for meat.
grande is the Italian word for large or great. grande is used to describe something that has a large size or scale.