Ellie Lauren

The Italian word for September is settembre. settembre refers to the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar. It is a masculine noun.

In Italian, the word for loud is forte. The adjective forte is used to describe a sound that is loud.

Italians often say Macché! for an emphatic “no way”. Other casual choices are Neanche per sogno!, “not even in a dream”, and Ma no!

The English phrase “little cat” is gattino in Italian. Gattino is the generic term for a young cat, also known as a kitten.

To ask ‘where is the bathroom?’ in Italian, use Dov’è il bagno? This phrase is a question used to ask for the location of a toilet.

The English phrase ‘happy birthday dear sister’ is translated into Italian as Buon compleanno cara sorella.

Tardive dyskinesia in Italian is discinesia tardiva. This term refers to a neurological disorder.

The English phrase “have a wonderful time” is translated into Italian as divertiti.

The English name Juliet is translated into Italian as Giulietta. Giulietta is a feminine given name.

The English word ‘sweaty’ is translated into Italian as sudato. sudato is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is covered in sweat.