How to Say “I’m Hungry” in Italian
To say “I’m hungry” in Italian, you say ho fame.
In Italian, “I hope you are doing well” is expressed as spero che tu stia bene.
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The English word glass (as a drinking vessel) is translated into Italian as bicchiere.
The English phrase “pounds” is translated into Italian as libbre. libbre is used to refer to a unit of weight used in some countries.
To believe in Italian is credere. credere is the standard and most widely used Italian verb for ‘to believe’.
The English word ‘artisan’ is translated into Italian as artigiano. The term refers to a skilled manual worker.
To leave in Italian is partire. partire is used when you are going away from a place to start a journey.