Ellie Lauren

To say I know a little Italian in Italian, say So un po’ d’italiano.

The English phrase ‘grandiose’ translates to the Italian word grandioso. grandioso is used to describe something that is pompous or pretentious.

In Italian, “I like to read” is said as mi piace leggere. This phrase is used to express that someone enjoys the activity of reading.

The English phrase ‘roman empire’ is Impero romano in Italian. Impero romano refers to the ancient Latin empire.

The English phrase garbage man is translated into Italian as netturbino.

Ti amo, bello is the Italian phrase for “I love you, handsome”.

To understand in Italian is expressed by the verb capire. The phrase is used to describe the act of grasping the meaning of something.

The English phrase ‘I am cold’ is translated into Italian as ho freddo.

The Italian phrase for “get dressed” is vestirsi. vestirsi is a verb used to describe the process of clothing oneself or the act of putting on clothes.

The Italian word for bilingual is bilingue. The adjective is used to describe speaking two languages.