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The English word splinter is translated into Italian as scheggia. scheggia refers to a fragment of material.

The Italian phrase for “we have” is abbiamo. abbiamo is the first person plural present tense of the verb to have.

Young Italians say fra for “bro”, short for fratello (“brother”). Many also use the English word bro as it is.

The English phrase “dispute” is translated into Italian as disputa.

The English word ‘disgusted’ is translated into Italian as disgustato. disgustato is an adjective used to describe someone who is filled with disgust.

In Italian, ‘too’ (in the sense of ‘likewise’) is expressed by anche. Anche is an adverb used to mean ‘too’ or ‘also’.

In Italian, grounding is translated as messa a terra.

The English phrase ‘bank manager’ is translated into Italian as direttore di banca. This term refers to the person in charge of a bank branch.

The Italian word for princess is principessa. principessa is a feminine noun used to refer to a female member of a royal family.

In Italian, ‘stone’ can be translated as pietra, sasso or sassolino depending on the context.