Hayden Parker

Portugal in Italian is Portogallo. Portogallo is the Italian name for the country, used in travel, news and everyday talk.

The English filler word “um” can be expressed in Italian as ehm. ehm is used to pause briefly, fill a silence or imply uncertainty.

In Italian, ‘bc’ is expressed as a.C.

In Italian, “I wish” can be expressed as magari or mi piacerebbe.

In Italian, the phrase “poor thing” can be translated using several forms, most commonly poverino.

A bottle of water in Italian is bottiglia d’acqua. The phrase refers to a container filled with water for drinking.

The Italian word for raspberry is lampone. lampone is a masculine noun used to refer to the raspberry fruit.

The Italian word for shoemaker is calzolaio. calzolaio refers to a person who makes shoes.

To sew in Italian is cucire. The verb cucire means to use a needle to sew.

In Italian, the phrase for “many” is molti.