How to Say “Get Away With It” in Italian
To say “get away with it” in Italian, use farla franca, meaning to escape punishment after doing something wrong.
To say “get away with it” in Italian, use farla franca, meaning to escape punishment after doing something wrong.
The English phrase “the weather is bad” is translated into Italian as Fa brutto tempo.
The English word “grape” is translated into Italian as uva or acino d’uva. Use uva to refer to the fruit in a general or collective sense.
The English word repentance can be translated into Italian as pentimento or rimorso.
The English word “tent” is translated into Italian as tenda. tenda refers to a portable lodge or tent.
Gianna is an Italian female given name. Gianna is used as a female given name.
Vicky is the Italian form of the female given name Vicky. Vicky is used as a female given name.
Verona is the Italian name for the city straddling the river Adige in Veneto, northern Italy.
In Italian, “can I get the bill” is translated as Posso avere il conto?
The English phrase ‘seventies’ is translated into Italian as anni Settanta. The term Anni settanta is the most common way to refer to the seventies.