Ellen Alexa

In Italian, harlequin is arlecchino. Arlecchino is a masculine noun referring to a pantomime fool.

The English phrase ‘thrown out’ is translated into Italian as buttato via.

The English phrase “are you serious?” is translated into Italian as sei serio?

The English phrase “charismatic” is translated into Italian as carismatico.

The English word zone translates to Italian as zona. The word refers to an area that is distinguished on the basis of a particular characteristic etc.

To say “turn off the light” in Italian, you say spegni la luce. This phrase is used to request that someone stops a light from shining by using a switch.

To say ‘keep the change’ in Italian, use tieni il resto. This phrase is used as an instruction to keep the change (phrase).

The English word ‘eardrum’ is timpano in Italian. timpano refers to the membrane that separates the outer and middle ears.

In Italian, “thank you for your hospitality” is expressed as Grazie per l’ospitalità.

The English phrase “no more” (in the sense of “not any longer”) is translated into Italian as non più.