Ethel Rachel

The Italian phrase for “not a problem” is non c’è problema.

The Italian phrase for “gluten free” is senza glutine. senza glutine is used to describe food that does not contain the protein called gluten.

The English pronoun ‘us’ is translated into Italian using several forms, primarily ci.

Passover in Italian is pasqua ebraica.

The phrase “two thousand three” is translated into Italian as duemilatre.

The Italian phrase for onions is cipolle. cipolle refers to bulbous vegetables with a strong taste and smell used in cooking.

The English phrase ‘icon’ is translated into Italian as icona.

The English phrase ‘victim’ is vittima in Italian. vittima refers to one who is harmed.

The Italian phrase permesso is a polite way to ask for permission, such as when you want to enter a room or move through a crowd.

The English phrase ‘broccoli’ is translated into Italian as broccoli. The word broccoli is the most commonly used term for broccoli across Italy.